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Inangahua Times, Volume IV, Issue 16, 16 May 1877, Page 3

The Little Cells imbedded in the lining ofjthe stomach exude an acid fluid essential to digeston. When these cells become abnormally excited, they pour forth an excess of this fluid, producing acidity of the stomach and the stinging sensation called heartburn. This cause of indigestion, tos well as its consequences— flitulence £ud biliousness is speedily obviated by ''the trafiquilizing influence upon the nerves ".'pf tbe jstomach of Udolpho Wolfe's So_iebah Abq-atic Schnapps. i 1 * ===s DAWSON'S HALL. SKATING KINK WOW JO PE N . L.1...,.: TO IMND. ' JACQUES' RELIEF FUND. ALL PARTIES baling TICKETS in their POSSESSION, in connection with theLateEntertainAent, are requested to make RETURNS \ before NOON ' | (TO-DAY; to the Secretary, Mr. % Mabtinellb, \ A MEETING of the AMATEURS I will be held at DAWSON'S HOTEL, I THIS EVENING, at 7 o'clock, for the | Purpose of Closing and Disposing of t „ '* Fund. Delegates from the local Societies I^Rare requested to attend. M,GILLICUDJ\Y, RELIEF FUND. NOTICE. COLLECTORS 4ho have not yet 1 SENT IN thbir LISTS are re* quested to send them in to the V Treasarer, Mr P. Beenhajt, at as early ■ a date as possible. \ f JOHN SjpSHERKY, Hon. Secretary. BILLHEADS, all sizeaA headed with appropriate trade block*, supplied on the •hortest notice, at the Tmm Oifice. COMPANIES' BALANOE SHEETS, on j domble or single sheen, printed on the ghortest notice, at the Timbs Offise. ' XVECEIPT and DBLiAbB7 BOOKS (duplate or triplicate), \ jrinted nu.l bound, at tb« TrMl?B Otwce. \