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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 138, 11 May 1893, Page 4

"German Syrup" I, For children a mcdi- I A Cough c i ne should be abso- __ H r .. lin lutely reliable. A and Croup ?Ue tQ < Medicine, pin her faith to it as to her Bible. It must s contain nothing violent, uncertain, J * or dangerous. It must be standard ' in material and manufacture. It [ must be plain and simple to admin- c ister; easy and pleasant to take. The child must like it. It must be l prompt in action, giving immedi- J ate relief, as childrens' troubles come quick, grow fast, and end J fatally or otherwise in a very short £ time. It must not only relieve quick but bring them around quick, as children chafe and fret and spoil their constitutions under long confinement. It must do its work in moderate doses. A large quantity of medicine in a child is not desirai ble. It must not interfere with the " i child's spirits, appetite or general ( i health. These things suit old as well as young folks, and make Boschee's German Syrup the favorite' family medicine. ® J.~S7 MILSON. XT EW BOOKS, FANCY GOODS, ±S and TOYS just arrived. * Jim Peterkin'B Daughter,' a romance in New Zealand, by W. B. Churchward ; • Miss Dividends,' by author of •Mr Potter, of Texas ' ; • Prince SchamyPa Wooing,' Richard H. Savage ; ' The Bajah's Heir ' ; < Military Crime,' by F. RL Peacock ; 'A Soldier and a Maid,' by F. M. Peacock. Full stock of Boli Bolderwood's and Captain Grant's Novels. Large assortments of Albums (all prices), Writing Desks, Photo Frames, Framed Oleos, Accordeons, and Violins, J. S. MILSON, CIRCULATING LIBRARY, Manchester Sthelt, f eilding. FURNITURE. FURNITURE T" AM not accustomed to (be usual -*~ " blow " with which the public are now quite nauseated, but have always endeavoured, nnd will continue, to give GOOD VALUE FOE CASH for all kinds of Furniture. I hajc an excellent stock of fiood. sound, substantial Furniture, which lam offering at exceptional value at the pre« sent time. I. BRENT, FURNITURE WAREHOUE, Manchester Stbebt. Fkildjxg. ADE'S"COR^ER FUKNITUKE WAREHOUSE, FEILDING. Yes ! They will Ret married ; and they all find they cannot do better than furnish their new homps b^ •mying their furniture at Eade's. where it can be obtained cheap and good, because Eade knows how to buy as well as how to make good furniture. All hts Furniture is made on the premises, and be knows what the people want. His customers for the p&st fourteen years continue to deal at Eades'. Pbices and quality of Eade's Furniture abe unequalled in the colony, with certainty to pay 20s in the £. Low charges ; quick returns. Biggest Discount for Cash. ALFRED EADE, Undertaker and Cabinetmaker. T7IEILDING BOOT AND SHOE Jj EMPORIUM, Manchester Street S. SVENDSEN, i Pjiopbietor. JUST OPENED UP I'; FOH THE WINTER SEASON •' [i "2 cases of Men's Watertight Boots, if [i Whole-back Shooters— in men's, youths', and boys', Women's high and low-cut Dairy Boots, strong Shoes, Slippers, i &c, &o. RENEWAL NOTICE. NOTHING LIKE WOOD ! ) T WAVE a lot of first class Wood on ;-L hand, which I am prepared to supply at my usual prices. ; Persons taking four cords of Ra(a and orer, nt once, will be allowed Is 6d per ! cord discount. All orders left with Mr J. S. Milson, Bookseller, Feilding (where a price-list can be seen), or at my wood yard, Ma.kino Koad, will be promptly attended to. J KRNEST ADAMS, ] Fire-wood and General Carter, Makino. I WILLIAM HEALD, Builder and Contractou, ; SA.-H AND DOOR FACTORY (iNcur Kail way Station), Felldino, { QITOCK Sizes, Sashes aud Doors >O always en hand. Mouldings, Match Lining, &c, produced on the shortest notice. JOB PRINTING in all its branches executed on the shoi-test notice jat the Star Office. Charges very ' reasonable.