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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 312, 17 May 1907, Page 4

, PIANO TALK. i .< GOOD JPIANOig a first i chss investment as well as a means o !ci ■ : an I pleasure. There ia no 1 1 3 r ’;-c‘? hi niifastured that will give as l return for the money invested, this io be true, the Piano to .' . ’.i after by those who wish to i not only have a good tone, •' bcl .v? tr-i faithfully made, and fair price. It muss be : years of use. The i ' ■ -- ■ ■ >T:r-d bv XNOBEBIbIN J.IPkN’Y el ’. rii thusa conditioae. LAR Ma TO r ’iEVER x -. us Him ■ -Tarae of ■ P TT, Esq-'-.ant* f\mea. n / nt »ufc -ruui REi-mm. ** Ur>]uiisLionably Cleuseuu Tonic ak». ■ •ußei’ «ue t'ituugh. I com..n’t get an aton- ’ 1 ■ other ■Diicily did lltft business : . k Ihhu” 'l hese were la .13 Stewart, bukHill, Sydney. • - ur, nit. taking u seal ; > n a time 1 Ire<|uentJy •a. My* food disagreed ■ to drop mtiag for a loet. I lost all my - r -y- My work became a . :c.i to be always tired. ..5 came on. There was a •I df-prXHsioa and great swel-Ult-i the stomach af .-er eating. L hts, sleep being ahn<>-.( :.uv: JFn. and my mouth an J < .-red with a bitterish ■ the mornings.” re Ulicus, apparently *” ,i n.-xU io be a regular martyr to I was never safe from fe*j ■ - :ng to be prostrated by a I Lrie-7 .ill aorta of medicines ’< -• attacks when I felUthem I took many cles trly Bh, pearls, a;M pellets, •♦ved’to cure every thing o paralysis, but, with the • ptron or Clemente Tonic, all tlieso •• ere utterly useless in any stage of ir.y ■ rcjU’c.” 1: 3(0 your last attack !” ; '.’’replied Mr. Stewart. “Well, i -•-!.(.£ aritressing symptotna. A ’ing at the nose set in. This d. Ficult to etop, and, as you may m rcry»weakeuing. The giddi- ' .■! .rorse, the headaches mure . ind I was suffering from want * and nourislnuei’fc, for I could speaking of when it was ; so I got a twtrie of Clemente come to get that ?” •ee, news was brought to me than in ne L.'-ingcured, and, * of my infoimaiiun iraa trusti said before, 1 sent f«r a • s tia. '.tty F.rst, and I i'.Kid wiihont any sen»B ... ’ling aften'-ards, and, .••'lid enjoy what I did :-.<>re fre.-u headaches. •«;. s, 1 *k*Pt as soundly as I V. 1 1 <sm Well I can ten you * **’ of that giddiness - Cle.nente Tonic .snrn puat r -'-i's u-y • • TrU awigno, - . ‘ that waLr.l* it oL 1 fc. .as been derived In<n that know one hotel in partictn. . regal<q-ly served over the bar st 1 iny glass full, and the propneter id say's it ia far and away the •Jeciivi» pick ■rw’-up to be »btained ft- -• ar money." "But I ' - t g-t yoar opinion!" "Well, ‘ . it is the only genntnv remedy goin Anyhow, it cured me , it lad what noua of the other things could do. and I must apeak m I find. The proof u2 the pudding is in the eating, you know!” “ What about printing this—you don * object I” “ Vnu ran do just as you think fit about ' ■ J -\e least objection *8 I&r.g :tF. vl; ; uxt'what I’ve said, for I •kr.-r di. . . ibe pare*truth.'’ -T -DtGLARAIIOX. ' ■■ "■*> .'■il WiedftGr-rwid, Rootr ltd, ■ ■ ‘-v Cuiotty dfTCe* South Wate>, ' -r-r' icclare ti vt I have careful > ’ numbtrvd fr&nj c-t j - . ;r iLe ,«nay payment for aaiae, .■= 1 . ' i . ’ i L -u 1 ’ wneiwion tc publish the > ---id I >nakA t*»h eoleain declara- - '■ . u bei-etin? iha aawe to be ■' \ir? se of the provisions of as Act -*<-«! jB the ninth yeai <W lhe'rvicn of . Intituled "An Act for the more i g of Oaths and Affirmations taler* irious Deportments of th^Gs»?r r I-.-: - < scuth WalM, and to sabsti-'u'. , , -v.» Usu iheroof.and tor the si?pprMm n ■ vy«- i : >tra judidal Oathaahd Affiilariw-'' <«iJ. EiU this .first day ot and alfM htmdrod and alMiy-* » W. auawio*. EMPIRE CPUS 2 . <ayai Rlackingf . o i ‘ if ’ i .. 3 Produce. 2 uXi a fins polish, f-