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Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 452, 15 December 1904, Page 6

Q ■ ;: J. C O .Q'M B ; SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST' (By Exam;?) ; ■'/ i An I intend visiting this district I periodically, it will save Patients the expense of going to town; and as I guarantee ail work r Patients ma\ rely on getting a ifirSt-class denture. Teeth made by other dentists proving unsatisfactory may be re-modelled at a small cost. Painless extractions with' Nitrous Oxide Oasj Oocaine, Ether or Chlbroorm. Stopping with Gold, Amalgam, or Cement C. J. COOMBS, SURGEON DENTIST, 112 Princes Street, (Next Grand Hotel, opposite OargU Monument), DUNEDIN I ALEXMORA CYCLE (Late of Herman House and Co., Oamaru). JR., R. Gottvell Begs to intimate "that he has taken over the Cycle business 1 lately carried on by J., F. Duggan, and hopes by strict attention to his business jto merit the public patronage. Vincent Cycles built to order, fr&m he latest B.S. A., parts. \, ■ Repairs a Speciality. Allkinds'of brazing work'promptly and neatly executed; A Full Stock of Duplicate parts \ WE SELL TO ADVERTISE WHILE OTHSRS ADVERTISE TO SELL. PLAGE YOUR NEXT SUIT Mr* with us: We are well-known in the Goldfields District j^ZoEEESiij Tailovs^, 72 PRINCES ST., DUNEDIN (Next Hislop, Jeweller). Sac Suits, Morning Ooat Suits, Dress and Frock Suits j also Chestferfields and' Waterproofs made on She shortest notice. Our Goods are the Latest and Best in the Market. A Trial* Solicited; "ARISIAN HAIR PENEWER makes fiie hair soft, glossy and abundant. Sure 'Cure for Scurf. Obtainable fromJ. Ricbardon, Hairdresser, Alexandra.

Mr. Bdmnnd Qalnlan, 89 Oxford Street, Paddington, tells what Dr. Hone's Indian Root Pills did for him. What disorder causes such mental and physical agony as when the Kidnevs are" diseased? They act as a filter f.'.r the blood, and when they are stopped up th<* entire system becomes affected. The L-vetf —so intimately associated with the Kidneys—also fails to perform its proper l duties. No better testimony as t.> the jjreat medicinal value of Dr. Morse's Indian : Root Pills couldbe 4 offered thaa that of Mr. Quinlan, who, as he says, was a "Martyr to Kidney Trouble." We uao his own words : "For many.years;l S TO»,».nutttyp;.>te Kidney TroubUi ;'my bftbk was so bad that my wort became) a mieeiry a So me, in tact" I had Wjive'tlt up tor 1 months. I was recommended to try TiSfoh/BbtW Pills by a friend of mine -who had'derived giaatf .benefit from them, ■ and I must .Mean, that A risnd ; . for drawing my notice to them. To *ay that I only 'derived'benefit from them Would not :W enoujfh, for I can faithfully'ahd : ' say ; 'ithat' they effected a perfect sure. I oan vouch for this, I and am very glad to be able to .give tbio testimonial, with the hope that others-may be cured as I was. I cannot too hiphly praise them, forthey are'kwdnderfilme^i'ciuie 1 , aridydunray urn this testimonial in any way you please." Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills act on \ the Kidneys and Liver direct as no other remedy does. They unstop the Kidneys, put life in the Liver, and a move in the bowels. For all diseases arisib'g from a disordered condition of these evgahs and? a weak stomach, Dr. Motro's Indian Root Pills are an infal'ible cure. They runCoiwtipatiw, Indig*'stio : ', nnd Biliousness 90 they stayed enfeVl. PacVed in jitribdr"* bottles, fc«d sold' -throughout -AustreiiisiiW'

HOTEI.. James M'Queem, • - i : The proprietor has* pleasure in an{ that be has taken above well known and commodious hotel. The ; building consistsNf 46 rooms, all of wMcb are nished.' • ■ I ■.'^s"f-'-C'4; A Private Dicing Rboni i; ; Pri» vate Smte.B of apartmenW'for Families.; Everything that a have, - . fiot and OoldJßatfefi'•'' v '.i] Only the choicest of Liquprs kept. Stopping l place for Oraig and tCh'i Odacbes, which arrive and 'depart daily - for Queenstown, Lawrence and Ida j ■ Valleys Communications promptly attended to