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Manawatu Herald, 8 December 1894, Page 3

FOR LASSITUDE, TORPIDITY, SOUR STOMACH, INDIGESTION, HEADACHE, BACKACHE, &c. Take a oouple of Fletcher's Pills every second night ; they are a prompt and sure cure and give certain relief. FLETCHER'S PILLS are a quick, sure and reliable remedy for all complaints arising from torpid liver, indigestion, weak stomach, and impurities of the blood. They are prepared on rational and sensible lines and do not contain a particle of calomel, gamboge, or any drastic purgative, but operate by perfectly natural means by stimulating the liver and increasing the flow of bile and thus producing easy evacuations and natural catharses without the annoyance and pain of griping and purging. Beware of the many harmful substitutes on sale in many shops. None are genuine unless they bear the signature of F. Moore Clements on the outside wrapper. CLEMENTS TONIC and FLETCHER'S PILLS have become such household words that imitations are frequently offered. We contend that this imitation is the sincerest proof of their virtues, so see that you always get the genuine, bearing the name and address of F. M. Clements, Newtown, Sydney.

HISTORY REPEATED. — Thousands of people saw Charles I. beheaded in 1G43. Yet in all that crowd there was but one man who knew why the blood spurted from I the dissevered arteries in the Monarch's neck. That was Dr. Harvey, the King's Physician. He had announced the circulation of the blood, and in so doing started a tremendous scandal. People called him a fool, a meddler, a madman. What « lucky thing it was that the Puritans chopped off the King's head instead of Harvey's. A King more or less does'nt matter, but a thinker morn or less does. Thank mercy its safer now to tell new truths than it was 250 years ago. That is why we are not afraid to say Crease's Al Coffee is the very best procurable.

FOXTON CO-OPERATIVE BUTCHERING CO., LD., (IN LIQUIDATION.) ALL debts owing must now be paid or arranged for, or legal proceedings will betaken. All those who can show that they are unable to pay their debts in full, can, by immediate attention, have their case considered. Shortly all Book Debts will be sold by auction when the opportunity now offered may not be open. E. S. THYNNE, . Liquidator,