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Manawatu Herald, 2 September 1899, Page 3

£5 15a to £6 : prime and choice heifeis, £6 ; prime heifers, £i 5a to £5 12* 6d ; heavy cows £5 15s. Sheep— Prime ewe?, 14* lid; tfood ewes, 18* to 18* 7d ; lighter, 11s to 11s 8d; inferior pw^p, 10 ; fat wethers 14 < 6d to 15* 2d ; hahfatted wethers, 12* to 18.

Yellow Skin. * WHY IS ir SO PREVALENT m ATJSTBALIA? Visitors to Australia have frequently remarked the prevaience of a peculiar yellowness in the skin of its residents, especially noticeable in the face? of the fair sex. There are many causes which account, in a more or less degree, for this parohment-like appearance in the Bkin of our women folks. The exoessive heat coupled wi'h audde a climate changes and want of outdoor exercise contribute largely to it. Then again, its acquirement is aided by many disorders more or less prevalent in Australia. A Melbourne lady Mrs K. Hallinan, residing at 7 Sydney Street, Collingwood Victoria, speaking of the matter recently, said :— •' At one time my skin was very yellow. It had a dry, parchment-like appearance, whioh certainty presented a strong contrast to the healthy oolor I previously possessed This yellowness wa3 brought on by a severe attack of facial paralysis which also spread to the spine. Many of the symptoms of paralysis such as trembling of the hands, sudden losa of power ia the arms and limbs and partial inability to use the muscles of the body properly, were features of my disorder. At times 1 would feel & horrible, Creeping sensation along the spine, and the muscles of my face would contract painfully. I oould eat no food, and lived almost entirely on stimulants. Thus I became a skeleton. I was so weak that I oould scarcely move. I saw several doctors who treated me with every possible attention, but apparently failed to benefit me. They said that I would die a lingering and painful doath, and consequently I became resigned as it were to that fate> Then also I was afflicted with a trouble in my breast, which was so serious that the breast had to be lanced several times. Whilst in this hopeless condition I noticed an advertisement concerning the wonderful cures effected by Dr Williams 1 pink pills. As a last resource 1 resolved to try them. My husband bought me a box, and I at once commenced taking them. The result was extraordinary I In a few d»ys the para'ysia commenced to leave ma. The creeping sensation disappeared, and the twitching of the muscles ceased. Day after day I became stronger and in better spirits than bnfore, My rapid recovery quite astonished my relatives and friends. I am speaking the truth in saying that after taking Dr Williams' pink pills for five weeks I was thoroughly cured and have been thorougly cured ever since. My recovery was an exceeding rapid one, but it is none the less a permanent one. My breast trouble also healed up, and was very Boon a thing of the past. lam a native of Collingwood, and hava resided here all my :ife. Hundreds of people know of my recovery, and many of them have used Dr Williams' pink pills with great success. I allow the publication of my testimonial with pleasure, hoping that it may result in bringing relief to those who are suffering as severely as I formerly did." Such simple, straightforward, honest testimony speaks for itself. No medicine in the world has such a splendid record as Dr Williams' pink pills. Thousands of people tell how they have been cured of pleurisy, neuralgia, consumpt on, rh aumatism* he daches, pneumonia, chronic coughs and colds, dyspepsia, St Vitus' dance, scrofula i locomotor ataxia, laidies' ailments, loss of | vital strength, and all diseases of the blood and nerves, by taking this wonderful remedy. Be sure you get the genuine, with all seven words— Dr Williams' pink pills for pale people— printed in red on the outside wrapper. Sold by chemists and storekeepers, and by the Dr Williams Medicine Co., Wellington, N.Z. Price, three shillings per box, six boxes for nixteen and sixpence. Be sure you get the genuine article, for money expended on | substitutes is absolutely wasted.

«ir. VJiUiams* pinUpUis | Price, - «r» « «a < 1 forfak/eopio mi k'&%r£sk^ * hiti j ; - fimJ; j Anything Ss vj' (s';/ ( J I e/sa o.Torad /(isf/ )ry ' Is a ujilsss ''six Su&stiiitta. and It "vl boxcfci is best to send eiirean 16 C t. -oOr. WJUlama' !Vla:ilo1no ' Canpnny, Wollinaton, N.Z., i'cr tAo CfKU HE PSLLS, For Bronchial Coughs take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, 1/6 2/6. A SAFE INVESTMENT Of money is the problem of the day, buying " Sal9Aijne" is a safe investment, for one shilling packet preserves twenty shillings worth of Milk, Meat, and all such perishable goods, and is odourless and armless. TO THE DEAF. — A rich lady, cured of her Deafness and Noises in the Head by Dr Nicholson's Artificial Ear Drums, has s nt £1,000 to bis Institute, so thas deaf people unable to procure the Ear Drums may have them free. Apply to Department D.K., The Institute, "Longcott," Gunnersbury, London, W., England. PALMERSTON SALE. THURSDAY, 7th SEPT., 1899. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS will A sell by public auction as above, at 1 p.m. : - 15q 4£ and 4-year bulloclß 250 fresh 8-year steers 15 fat heifers 50 2£ and 8 year steers 300 mixed hoggets 100 forward ewes NOTICE. NOTICE ia hereby given that POISON has been laid for Rabbits on Section 476, adjoining theßaCe °° ar ROBINSON BROS.