Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Manawatu Herald, 21 October 1899, Page 3

v A word to ths wise is sufficient " and a word from the wise shou'd be sufficient, but you ask, who are the wise ? Tlose who know. The oft repeated experience of trustworthy, persons may be taken for knowlege. Mr W. M. Terry says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives better satis faction than any other in the market. He has been in ihe drug busine s a!. E'kton, ' - Ky., for twelve y^ars ; has sod hun<ir d of bottles of this remedy and nearly all other cough medicines manufactured, which shows conclusively that Chamberlain's is the most satisfactory to th people, and is the best. For sale by W. Hamer, chemist, Fox ton. For Bronchial Coughs take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, 1/6 2/6. An orator he claimed to be, A thin and reedy VQice had he, When on the platform he appeared, And Btarted coughing people jeered : Then some called out, " He's geting old," With lusty voice said he, " Your sold," He'd taken something strong and pure, Wm. E. Woods' Great Peppesmint Cure.

A Charming Danseuse * _ Since the introduction of the Skirt Dance, Terpsichore has more than doubled her teachers and pupils. .'. n adept amateur performer is Miss Daisy Bithery. The eleganoe and case with which this charming little lady of twenty accompMshes the difficult poises and turns fully merit the applause which her appearances al ways secure. As a reporter of the BalJffijMM^V main ObWiK*Xi&P*lu > server to me ijl\iiHr ' was deputed u|Tj v flat- f'b' 16 task of « ttftt "^fs^k in':-rviewing / I "Jht^MMW s Miss Bithrey O^^^'imT^^^'K at her home, w j D g ( Miss Bithrey?" Miss Bithbet. elicited the (By kind permission of reply. Freeman &Cc>.) "Yes, very especially fancy dancing." " And your last public appearance ? " "Was eighteen momhs ago. I was then compelled to forego dancing owing severe attacks of neura'gia, But I shall soon get to work again," added she enthusiastically, " for now there are no excruciating, nagging, pains running from check bone to cheek bone right up to my temples, and even -o the back of my head my nerves suffered acutely, and after an attack which sometimes last» d for six weeks, I was utterly prostrated and unable to take the s ightest interest in any hing or anybody, I used to take brandy to dull the pain, and was so enabled to snatch about two hours sleep each night then I would wake up with a fearful headache and jumping neuralgic painp. I tried a great many patent medicines for neura gia, but. th( y prowd powerless. My iife was a prrfect misery, I was a 1 ways weak, tired, dt pr- ssc-d aud lis less, obtained but iittle see;, ard buf ' tt '*• nouri-1 mm" fiom my food. The ) ast draught or current i.f wind wou'd bring on a most ncute attack. One day my sister who is a nurs-, paid to me : 'If yon wi.l take Dr Wi! iams' pink pills f r pale people I know y;iu wil e cured; my professional experience has shown me the great value of the medicine ;