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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 270, 20 May 1896, Page 2

Important to ; Settlers. \ t i _PVNE Penny Post Card will bring to your doors a full range of Samples of any Goods you require, ' including Illustrated Book of Fash- ] ions, giving Price and Width, also every information for HOME SHOPPING, No Necessity to Waste Time. All Shopping can be done at your fireside after the labours of the day are over. The Name of TT^IRKCALDLE & STAINS Is a Sufficient Guarantee. All Transactions through them ARE RELIABLE. "ACCIDENTAL BUT IMPORTANT DISCOVERY BY A WELLINGTON LADY." DYSPEPSIA is one of those hninan ills regarding which doctors differ. They describe tbe symptoms in words of wondrous length and hidden meaning. They have failed to discover a specific, or even a palliative in many cases. By mere accident a Wellington lady, who was a martyr to the complaint, and who, therefore, had not been able to use Tea as a beverage, found immediate relief and much enjoyment from a trial of Suratura Tea, or (o use her own words, " ITS EXCELLENCE AND EFFECT WAS A REVELATION TO HER." The explanation of this is simple. The wholesomeoess of any food or drink depends entirely on " its purity." Those who have read the literature on tea growing and preparation for market known of copperas, Paris green, and other deleterions abominotions used by Chinese. These and other adulterations are the ingredients which have probably promoted dyspepsia ; the importance of obtaining an absolutely pure tea will therefore be apparent to all. TRY SURATURA TEA— If you suffer from indigestion ie m3y cure you, and. being pure, cannot injure your health ; and you will have the satisfaction of knowing that you are not inducing indigestion by using adulterated Tea. PURE FOOD IS THE KEY TO GOOD HEALTH. Suratura is sold at the following prices:— A Quality 1/10 B Quality 2/1 D Quality 2/4 PEILDING BUILDING SOCIETY THIS Society is prepared to make Advances on favourable terms and at lowest possible cost to borrowers. All who are desirous of sesuring a House for themselves by monthly payments should apply EDMD. GOODBEHKKE, Manager. A CARH. DR C. DE LACEY MACCARTHY (Graduate in Arts, Medicine, and Surgery, Trin. Col., DubUn ; specialist in midwifery and women's complaints, also diseases of children), may be consulted in the premises formerly occupied by the Colonial Bank, opposite Star Office, Manchester Street, 9 to 11 a.m., 2 to 4 p.m., and after 7 p.m. Will visit Birmingham every Wednesday morning, where he can be consnlted at Mr Harrison's Hotel. In tbe afternoon, on his way back to Feilding, Dr MacCarthy will meet patients at Mr Ryan's Hotel, Cheltenham.