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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 150, 19 July 1888, Page 4

DR. SPEER'S < I)RIVATE DISPENSARY. Kstabishedin Wellington, for the Scieu tific and Speedy cure of chronic, nervous and special Diseases. Charges moderate. Examation and Advice f rets Call or address -H- J. Speer, X orthern Chambers (next Empire Hotel), Wellington. , Office Hours— lo to 12 a.m., 2to 4 and to 8 p.m. Sundays, 10 to 12. P.0.80x 246. FACTS ABE FACTS. TO THE EDITOtt. - - IR,— Will you kindly insert these few > '• lines in your widely circulated paper or tbe benefit of whoever it may concern. have a child who has been afflicted with an obstinate skin disease of a most itching nature for more than seven years. When six weeks old, or thereabouts, small reddish spots appeared in the face, about the size of a pin's head Ut course, a medical man was applied to, but it steadily increased until face and head were one dark brown crust of sores. Then it spread to the body, chest, back, -oints and all fleshy parts. Medical skill appeared to be of no use, but often made him worse. In despair I looked anon the doctors as useless beings of the community. On the 17th of September last the child was shown to Dr Speer, now residing in Wellington. On looking •at him for a minute or two he struck at tbe root of the disease at once, as a man of great skill can do. After the first five days' treatment, small strips of healthy skin became visible; in less than a month the skin was clean ; two months a wonderful improvement on the body. After four months' treatment there only remains a few marks on his legs and wrists. The child is still under Dr Speer's care, as he declares it will take som* time yet to entirely remove it from his system. It must also not be forgotten to add that the medicines have not had the least unpleasant effect on the internal whieli always was the case m orevioas treatments. So I can confiiently n.ivise anyone who should be so unfortunate as to require medical aid, to ->I1 on Y'r Speer for advice. — lam, &c . A. ANDERSON. Johnsonville, 23rd January, 1888. P.S. -I will willingly give any further information to any person who will either call or address me at Johnsonville.— Advt. . PLANTING SEASON. AMES I AIRD. Respectfully notifies that the season for Planting has now commenced. Inspection is invited of his Large and Well-grown Stock of FRUIT, FOREST, & ORNAMENTAL TKEES, SHRUBS, ROSES; &c, The whole of which, from frequent re« morals, are in fine order for transplanting. The stock comprises all the leading Tarieties ot Fruit and other Trees in oultivation. Price Lists are now ready, and will be forwarded post free on application. A large stock of new Agricultural, Garden, and Flower Seeds. See hsts, JAMES LAIRD, Egmont Nursery. THE "MERCANTILE & BANKRUPTCY GAZETTE." T S the best and cheapest Mercantile J Gazette published in New Zealand, containing Weekly all particulars concerning Bills of Sale, Mortgages of Stock, Crop Liens, and similar securities ; all petitions and adjudications in Bankruptcy, for the whole Colony, besides a variety of other useful matter. This Gazette is now in its Fifth Year, and is recognised as the best and cheapest medium for obtaining the reliable, ample, and early information so essential to safe trading. Annual Subscription — One Guinea. Sample Copies sent Free, on application to the Proprietors R. T. WHEELER & CO., Dunedin, Or to Mr Carthew, Bookseller, Feilding. PALMER^STON~PROPERTIES.~ FOR SALE. THOSE Central and Valuable ■ Properties in the Square, opposite the Bank of Australasia, known as Welch & Co.'s Book and Stationery Shop, and Healey's Boarding House. They will be sold either separately or together. Also — The Shop in Rangitikei street lately occupied by Mr Salmon, Tailor, with vacant allotment adjoining. The above are all eligible investments, and well worth the attention of speculators or those desiring to acquire Freoholds in the heart of the Town. Apply for further particulars to R. JOHNSTON, Tailor, Feilding. Or at Daily Standard Office, Palmerston, where the keys of the shop in Rangitikei street can be obtained. Also — Four half-acre allotments in the townsnip of Bunnythorpe. ri i~E~ A R O~F O U N D R V _L Wellington, LUKE & fONS, Iron and Brass Founders, Engineers, Ship Builders and Boiler- Makers. l',S. — Ai'e manufacturing their most } economical Ranges at reduced prices. The lest and cheupest ranires in the mark*' from £4, with H.P. Boilers from £9. Also Ornamental Castines. VI ALTER RAMSAY] (By appointment to His Excellency. Sir W. Jervois. K.G.C.M.0.) SADDLE & HAKNESS MAKER, Manners Street, Wellington. HAKNESS PRICE LIST: Good Cart Harness (hand made) £7 upwards Good Cart Harness (nickle mounted) £7 15s Pla n Cart Harness, £6 Brass Mounted Cart, Express, and Spring Cart Harness, £7 upwards Gopd Buggy Harness, mounted with solid nickle, and Silver Hames (English leather) £7 15s I