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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 229, 6 October 1905, Page 4

* PIANO TALK. ). ; A GOOD PIAHC ii I fnif n -a- « class investment as well m a ssaass el culture sad pleasure. There is ae j article manufactured that will give m »’ large a return for the money invectei. 11 Granting this to be true, the Piano to i- be sought after by those who yiolb to * buy must not only have a good tone, I. but be well and faithfully made, Bad i- be sold at a fair price. It awl be n built' to stand years of* see. ’Phe ‘‘ Pianos now offered by f ‘ THE LONDON ANDBBHLIJI PIANO COMPANT ;1 fulfil all these conditions. t- ni i, r A REGULAR MARTYR > TO ■ Biliousness y s GUT NEVER ' Troubles Him NOW. I The Case of ' THOMAS STEWART, Esq? ’ ■ (From Iks “renrit* Thmu'J BT OPR SPECIAL RE PORTE*. r j “Unquestionably Clements Tsais atoto - j pulled me through. I couldn't gto an kksra » I of i r ood out of the numerous other msAfafase - i I tried, but this remedy did the business lev r j me in double quick time.” Them were toe of Me. Thomas Stewart, keks, 1 Wtr.-Isor-road, Rooty Hill, near Sydney, to , i reporter who th detailed to hare a tttofa 3 ; chat with him an ent his sometime siskassm ' | ’* srid that- gentleman, offering too ; °$ Tl ’*P n P €r man a chair, and taking a snat - ■ himselt “ Once upon a time I frequently , fiad many strange attacks. I was au&eks* . • with a giT. Iy sickness. My food disagreed 1 ’ with me, and 1 had to drop eating far a time altogether almost. I lost all my r strength sad energy. My work became a burdt-n ; 1 seemed to be always tired.. f Violent headaches came on. There wan a baavy feeling of oppression and great swelUiij at ;.';e pit of rhe stomach alter rating. ; 1 pasted tcrubie • i ht 3, sleep being aimreß of t.'.e question, and iny mouth and r ■ covered with a biMsrito r 1 “ You were L Jous, apparently f* • ’3:l used to be a regular martyr to j bTi«< . jers. IWM never safe from few • ’.F-ns 1 v..’ gc.ng to be prostrated by a , • bilsous •-•tuck, i tried all sorta of medfenao | to .’'d otf attacks when I felt thews :'.ruig on, and i tcok many cleverly 1 advert! •.. . pearls, end peiletn. • .‘bey w. r»- to cure everyfehmf from i. aei. to But, with ton 'isi.cn-..-a: of Ctei ..-nls 'ionic, ail tones ; siciiiuoee were utterly useless in any stoan ' cf m<, !r- -.blc. 3 •* To return to yoor last attack ** -Oh; vs," i pned Mr. Stewart. “ WnH, I had fun her dr tic king symptoms. A. ‘ torcre bl-. ■ M - st die nose set in. Thin 1 was most difficult to stop, asd, aay«n may ( expect, it was very weakening. iLe giddC aras Lixaurn worse, the headaches more unbearable, and I was suilering from won* •if proper rest and nouri'hment, for I eonM sal imthixg worth sneaking of when It WM pr.t before me ; so I got a bottle of CtoWMWto “ Hr>w did you come to get that T* " Well, you see, news was brought to tod 4 a worse case than mine being cured, and, the source of my information was knnto* , : y » “ 1 befo ™» 1 ■•o# for a •’ How did it act T* •* Just like a true pick-me-up. It sta«tadi *)c strregtiten iny disordered stomaah and dig-s.ive organs from tire very Irak, and I aould soon take my food withont any seres »f oppression or swelling afterwards, and. mors than that, I could enjoy wliak I dM sat. I suffered do mors from headatosL wd, after a few days, I slept as sonndlY ■! dways do when I am well. I esa tom ynß I w.u pleased to get rid of that giddireto. To cut it short, Clements Tonic sons pvt ae a* right u 1 am now, aud have beeaereir dace, and I could ?igain go about my werli with energy. Biliousness never Wenbiw se new, for if I feel a sign of it earning ««,, I make haste to take a few deaan al 1 (Benresta Tonic, r.nd that wards ft oft 1! tell you of more than.one rass whaesi he greatest benefit L%s bees derived fraei i dia* remedy, and I know one hotel fa I particular where it is regularly served ores ths bar at 6d. fur a tiny glen full, aad toe proprietor of the betel says ik is far amd iway th« most effective pick-mo-tf to to d>Lained for loro or money.” “ Bnt I camo to get your optnion?" " Well, I think it xs the only gomdre i-smedy going. Anyhow, it eurod me ; H JLi what none of the other things aoald dm and I must speak as I find. The preaf to toi pudding is in the eating, you kaewT jj -What about printing this—yea dua4 sbject r « ** Yoe (tlb do just as you think tk abator took I've not the least objection as laam as you only print what I've said, far J knew that to be the purs trnkh.’’ ntTUYORT DEOLA&ATK»r. I. TaOMAI fir-OAsr. of W?*&e?-nat«, Rssly MR. ■Mr Sydae *. In (ha Cciofty ef New Sorth Wi-m, do volamaL' av . aim. t»ly declare tbit X hare JarcPaiJw lha anr.xaa eocumeot, coodMhjg »f throa C&A.w, aad oo> -eentirdr numbvrad from ««• a* tbvae, and that it -'Gntatns aiid is a true ui ful aroourit of toy Blnevt and enra br CtaiaA Tonic, that I hare give* th? parUcvdare 'retenwto and de d .t rece* -e 0.-.« penny pay-meat for aaasa. sb< toe eentafas l.v f>»U permission to publMi the auns In any way, and 1 mats this aoiema raelamKcn <xm*cianti*tt»iy belie-rlnp the san’* so fee UH, and by virtu# of the nrecreiona of aa AM de and pawed in th# ninth year cJ the nriye < rtr present Majesty, tntftuiod “An Ac* for Um aaem iffot.-il abolition of Oaths and Afl.-aaiinm Irtn i and mads la >e vartmw departments ef tbefievwmflr.'M ct New South Wales, aad to sntatfttoa Ove s. A-uons in Hau thereof, asd for the anorere •f VGfantaxy »nd extra judicial Oaths and AfhdarrSsu* l»-torcd at Koo. 891 . thia first <fay nJ Fwember, one tiuntauMl buedred and totov? IeML-» aa, . * w. CBWWfejK. *JT ’!•' >-i'i'-c-'c- | EMPIRE OCX’S 1 Royal flacking; t ■ ; ? Preserves r e»v« ! Prodaaa ! ' t ft* : u»l i a fin* ■ ■ leather. — l. Polia.