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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2126, 27 February 1908, Page 3

WEATHER REPORT FOR TH E WEEK ENDING FEB. 20. j}.,,. Thor. Rain. Wind. Sunshine, CUl’. .Mx.Mn. Wet,. Dry. In. Dircc. Tlmr Fri., Sat. Sun. Mon. Tuoss Wod 20 s., 21 ... 22 ~ , 23 .. , 21 2 r, „ 20 .N.E. ,S.E. .S.E, Milos, a.m. p.ni. ...108... 0.20... 0.10 ...90...0.25...0.35 ...G5...0.15..: ...105...4.5 ...3.25 ... 00... —... ... 70...3.0 ...4.30 ...120...1.23...0.10

PERFECT DIGESTION MEANS PERFECT HEALTH. A good sumiacn Keeps every pure of tho body in perfect condition, and Dicoaso cannot break in. Or. Slioldon’a Digestive Tabules are a natural remedy for nil disorders juul woiiknesses of tho stomach. They possess oxaotly tho saino properties as tho gastric juices and other digestive fluids of tho stomach. They actually ilo tho digestive work of tho stomach, nml on able that organ# to rest, roouporato, and becomo sound and healthy. They act in a mild, natural manner, and cause no disturbance in tho digestivo organs. They provent any fomentation of the food, which causes sour stomach. Dr. Sheldon s Db'estivo Tabules instil health into overy part of tho human body. I boy compol fiorfoct digestion of tho food and perfect assimilation of tho food nutriment. Every organ of the body : s kept in repair, and good health uocossnrily results. At tho same tirno tho stomach, being relieved ot Rework, gots well <*nd st roug. Obtainable at A. W. J 'bin’s, agent, chemist.

A GREAT LAW SUIT DECIDED. r Hio Supremo Court, the People, have decided that Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery wins against Coughs, Colds, and Consumption. Price, Is Cd and 3s. Obtainable at A. W. J. Mann s, agont, ohomist

INTEREST AWAKENF.T). Interest awakened everywhere m tho marvellous cures of Outs, limns, unci Woynds with Dr. Sheldon s Magnetic Liniment. Price, Is Gd and ds. Obtainable at A. W. J. Mann s. agent, chemist.

"When children fail to thrive give them Steams’ Wine. It makes weak children strong by giving them better appotito and digestion, lliey like to take it because its taste is pleasartt.

ANOTHER “L.K.0.” TJUUMFH. At. the reront Christchurch «how the 1 ‘Lawrencu-Kei met 1 ,v-G l ll ies M ilki,,.r Machine was awarded tlio bold Medal and Highest Award, as the innoliine which showed the beet thought and workmanship calculated to provide t]ie farmer with hotter methods and machinery. It is significant that, although all other machines weie exhibited, the “L.K.G.” secured tlio Highest Award. In your own interests, Mr. Farmer, you should learn more about this machine. Write for further particulars to J. B. Mac Ewan and Co., Ltd., solo agents, Fort Street, Auckland.

A DISMAL PROCESSION. ON certain ’ occasions in this country there have been witnessed pageants of the most imposing character. Under overhanging arches and waving Hags, and amidst the eager faces and loud hurrahs of countless thousands, there have marched gorgeous processions with measured tread to inspiring music. But wo wish to refer to another pioccssion, composed of those who, IN NEW ZEALAND ALONE, are the victims of the blighting, death-producing, and soul-destroying influences of the Li<|itor Traffic. Here they are—with no bands of inspiring music to set their march, no decorations to attract their attention, and no ringing clieers to greet them from admiring crowds. A.s the vanguard of this procession, there are 20,000 drunkards, six in a row, two yards apart, and extending nearly four miles in length. Lolc at them-—four miles of maudlin and broken-down humanity; some realising their sad position, and others hardened by liabit and association, many of whom rend with their oaths the air which the feathered songsters sek to purify with their vocal praise. As these pass from our view there follows a huge contingent of sorrowful specimens of humanity, out of which per faces gaunt and sad, nature’s written biographies of the crushed spirits and liope-ahandoned hearts of tho POOR WOMEN whom at the manager altar their husbands promised to love and vowed to protect. In their rear is the tramp, tramp of ■i great host of CHILDREN of various ages, appealing to us with all the pathos of helplessness! as they look into our faces, the innocent victims of cold neglect and heartless cruelty. Behind this regiment of broken-down childhood there comes, with slow and measured tread.' a large contingent of PAUPERS, for which the Liquor Traffic is responsible. Look at them —3000; six in a row, three feet apart, and covering a distance of over a quarter of a mile. Each of tho number is an illustration of individual degradat ion, and tlio whole is a mass of human waste and national encumbrance. Following them, a long lino of faces meets us, some stamped with imbecile vacancy, and others with demoniacal madness, tho mental wreckage stranded upon the reef of the Liquor Traffic. Look at them—if you can bear the sight—93o LUNATICS, four in a row, six feet apart, and extending over a quarter of a mile in length. Now appears in sight a vast concourse of CRIMINALS of every grade, a burden to themselves, a menace to society, a trouble to their friends, and a drain upon tho nation. Here they come, 9000 of them, six in a row, three feet apart, and covering a distance of nearly a mile. And now, in tho rear, there falls upon our ears tho rumbling of a long line of HEARSES, extending to the great distance of over three miles, bearing all that Is left, of the 1000 poor victims who have gone down into a premature grave, tho finished product of tho Liquor Traffic for ONE YEAR ONLY. In tho foregoing calculations wc have giv en only the proportions (extremely moderate) for which the Drink business is responsible. It is only imagination that can review in so brief a time a procession of this sort, and yet, even imagination is powroless to picture the results of this unspeakably vile traffic, much less to exaggerate them. Advt. C.P.

A ITSW D3PAHTUB,*!. Responding !o the urgent requests of many sufferers, the proprietor? IIR-YP decided to introduce a concentrated, non-alcoholic form of that valuable Medicine, Warner’s Safe Cure, under .he title.of “ Warner’s Safe Cure (Conentrated).” The price of Warner’s •■afe Cure (Concentrated) is 2/6 per bottle. The bottle is one-fourth the „iy.e of the 5/- bottle of Warner s Safe Cure, but it contains the same number of doses, the dose being also onefourth, namely, a teaspoonful instead of a tablespoonful. The medicinal value is the same in each case, the medicinal contents of a 5/- bottle of Warner's Safe Cure being concentrated into a 2/6 bottle of Warner’s Safe Cure (Concentrated). . So well known are the beneficial effects of Warner’s Safe Cure in all cases of kidney and liver disease, and complaints arising from the retention in the system of uric and biliary poisons, such as rheumatism, gout, neuralgia, lumbago, sciatica, blood disorders, amemia, indigestion, biliousness, jaundice, Bright’s disease, gravel, stone, bladder troubles, general debility, sick headache, that the introduction of the 2/6 bottle of Warner’s Safe Cure (Concentrated) cannot be regarded otherwise Ilian as a public boon. Warner's Safe Cure (Concentrated) is sold by all chemists and storekeepers, or will be sent, carriage paid) on receipt of prico, by H. H. Warner and Co., Ltd., Australasian branch, Melbourne.