Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Manawatu Herald, 6 April 1899, Page 3

THAT feeling, so prevalent in the hot weather, which makes men tired of life and work, is b c coming more common every year. Many a tribute this to the climate ; and, in fact, the ciraate is responsible, very slightly, however. If you feel TIRED and 'ack energy, you may rest a-suved that your bo^d is thin, weak or impure; if it were rich and pure, it would impart vitality ami energy to every nerve and orga-i in t e body, and the whole system wou'd be robust and healthy. When the syst-m is run down from weakness of the blood, you become WEARY and are only able to do a very slight amount of work without fee'ing great fatigue. You have a constant d sire to lie down, and at t-ie end of the day feel utterly worn out and dispirited. You may, by force of will, overcome that wurn-out FEELING for a time, but this cour-e acts on the n rvps. and resu'ts eventually in "nervous prostration." The b ood on y b com s impure ne ■. the stomach, iver and bowels are not iu good working ord r. and the digestion is po r. The liver fa Is to prform i s func ions in cleansing the biood, and the system becomes " run dow i." BILE BEANS are the best remedy for complaint-" of this sort They enab e the stomach to do its work quick y and thoroug.iy, help the liv-r to help itself, and do away with constipation and indige3 ion. Rich b ood is th j result, and with a Ftream of red, pure blood fl iwing through your ve ns you will be fr<e from disease, and luck of en-rgy will be a things of the pist. For a genera! toning-up of the syst m, 'here is nolhi g like Bile Beans for Bliousne-s. They put things in order, so that Nature can do her work, which is all that is requi ed. TO THE DE\F.— A rich ladv, cured of her I'eafness and Noises in the H>ad by Dr Nicholson's Ar.ificiil E-ir Drums, hns b nt £1,000 to ins Insti'ute, so thas deaf people un -b!e to i rocure the Ear D ums may have them fre . Apply to D<*par • irent D.K., The lustitute. "Longcot," Gunnersb iry, London, W., England Tl e faniou* Victory H wing Machine h the lplest and most perfect of Sowing Viactrines. It is adapted for household and •work-room use, and is capable of performing the most artistic fancy-work. The prices vary from six guineas , and any of the machine? can be purchased on th? easiest of time payments from the New Zealand Clothing Factory, the local agency. A SAFE INVESTMENT Of money is the problem of the day, buying " SatjSat.inr" is a safe iu vestment, for one shilling packet, preserves twenty shillings worth of Milk, Mea', and all such perishable goods, and is odourless and harmless. YOU CAN'T Have a cake and eefc it too, but you can have your moat ami keep it iu the warmest of weather by using " S.UiSALINe," the great nod preaerva'iv- " MAKTNG BOTH ENDS MEET." is rather a difficult tusk in life with many but the expense of gocl cooking is reduced to a minimum by usinj? the SUN BAKING POWDER, purer and cheaper than most nil t*. Giv" it ft 'rial. McKoft and Gamble, Photo Engrav-rs, an 1 Lithographers, Wellington. Send for quotation.

Easter Monday Sports. PIOTOGRAPHuToF GROUPS fttf now n-ady, and can b*j hid n pplina'ioii o>vin<. r t~> th" drrnnnd those de. •ir ih of seen ing copies are r t '. q<ie--tpd 'o ni'ke early Hpp'ica'ion. Copies miv be seen *t ihe S udio. H. N. WHITEHEAD, Photographer, Main- street, Fox.on. W\NTED -T.buyYoun^ FowU Al>\)U to JAMES TURNER, Fuxcon.