THE POVERTY BAY HERALD. "WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1897.
tlo was trying to toll them the story, It was broken by coughs and by spits, And the points of it came very slowly, By starts, as it were, and by fits, And they said, " You should take something for it, • Something that is wholesome and pure." And he said " I'll be alright to-morrow, For I'm taking Woods' Great Peppermint Cure,' A oough is only worth eighteenpence, for \bbe aimple reason that if you invest that sum £n a bottle of Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for coughs and colds, you can get rid of it - straight away— ib never fails— every grocer 1 and ohemiab in the town keeps it. Wholesale »ag9atß-~AU merchants and drug firms.— Ad, -' • ♦



The rush to the Coolgardie goldfielde is gradually subsiding ; people are paying at- tention to more sensible things. Family folks have been much attracted lately by the successful results of Woods'GreatPeppermint (Jure for coughs and colds. That such a r eliable remedy can bo procured from any rocer or chemist at Is tid and 2s Cd is a goon to everyone.— Advfc.
