A Prosperous Farmer.

Manawatu Herald, 6 January 1900, Page 3

A Prosperous Farmer.

{Seymour Express.) One of the best known of the many prosperous farmers who cultivate the rich flats on the Goulburn River, is Mr John Hutchinson of North Moor, Vie, says the Seymour Eupress. Mr Hutchinson's farming operations have been carried on for years with signal success, and he folly merits the' respect invariably shown him by the surrounding settlers. "But I have not always been so prosperous as yoa . might imagine " he remarked to the Express man. '"For a'though my operations have been successful, I might have extended them still farther had I not for a long time been hampered with general debility. " I suppose," said the reporter, " you ha « the usual symptoms, headaches, back•che, loss of appetite, sleeplessness, lanSttidneßß and exhaustion?" " Yes," assented Mr Hutchison, " mine was indeed a 'bad case. I tri d tonics but without effect. Month after month I grew worse until I became unable to wa"'k, and was actually laid up. The summer heat proved particularly trying, and ray family was greatly alarmed at this sapping away Of strength from no apparent cause. At this time a resident of Tallarook Flats advised me to try Dr Williams' pink pilis. I purchased a box at Henshall'- Pharmacy,. Ewing street, Seymour, and took oue after each meal for some liitle time. Before I had finished the first box I felt great y improved. The lassitude wore off, and -atrength and energy came back to me. I ,fofntinued using the pills until quite cured. To-day my health is as sound as I could wish. I relish my food, and can enjoy a hearty meal without any distressing after effects. I sleep well at night and wake up refreshed and ready for the da: 's toil every morning. Even the heat does not weaken me. The physicians gave various names to my disease, but they seemed unable to Kene&jLmei' Those suffering from general need a tonic. It is through their tonic action on the b'ood and nerveß that Dr William** pink pills are unrivall' d for the cure of debility, aneemia, nervous exhaustion, irregularities, sciatica, rheumatism, nenra.gia, dyspepsia, rickets, skin diseases, after effects of influenza, fevers, measles, youthful excesses, etc. Sold by the Dr Williams 1 Medicine Co., Wellington, N.Z., three shillings per box, six boxes sixteen and sixpence, post free, and by all chemists and storekeepers — Bu; mind you | ask for I>r Williams'. Many have probably been cured in your own neighbourhood. Write to us. for iut of them.

The smart boy; we all hear of him. Bat the duller p odding boy 'Will beat him ia the long ran. Why ? Because the latter has tbe gift of application. Note this fact parents and boys, it's worth storing in your knowledge box. Similarly Woods' Ure*t Fepp itnin Cure is a b.illka;. discovery; but its efficacy lis in its app uatioa. No cod, catarrh, or kindred complaint can stay when it arrivta. Mark tins : la 6d and 2s 6d a bottle at all chimiais. Unt<Jttalled and Invincible Woods' Great Peppermint Cure tor Oougha and Colds, 1/6.

at McMillan's auction ro^ri at 2 o'clock. From whit We hear we belive there is likely to be some spirited bidding for some of the lots to be offered.

I was serious y afflicted with a eonpb for Revera years. a> d ast fa 1 had a aior* «BVere cough ih^n before. I have usfd ma'iy rermdie* with ut r ceiving much re ief, and bei-R r;CDmraD')nJ >o try a bo te of Cbswnbe hn' Conga Remedy, by a ri nd. who, knowing me to oe a poor w'dow, gave it o ni3. I tried it a r d with the m~>t g-at'Mng r v ts. ihe fist b t)" To i ved n> very muuh, »nd ha second bott «! as ab o'ute y cared m-. I j have not had as good-h ath for tw ntv j year--. R sp>'Ctfu"; y, Mrs Mart A Beard i Cltu emote, Ark. Sold by W. Hamer, Chemia", Foxtin. Bad manaKement keeps more p< ope ii po>r circ'imstances tliaa aoy other on* cause. To be suotesrful one must 'ook ahead and plan ahead so that when a favorable opportanity presents itself he is r^ady to take advantage of it A little fore ' hough t wi-" af-o pave much expense aod va uable time. A prudent and caieful man will keep a bottle of Cnamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Brtntly in the honge, the shift esa fellow will wait until necessity compels it and then ruin his best horse going for a docor and have a big doctor's bil to pay, besides ; one pays out 25 ce^ts, the other is out a hundred dollars, and then wonder s why his reighbour is getting richer while he is getting poorei*. For sale by W. Hamer, Chemist, Foxton.