Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Manawatu Herald, 13 March 1900, Page 4

7 -\- ■'■-;■- ... - ■.-^■■H-tJ ■ . . . • ■ I 1 | TO -STAND THIS SEASON i:r the MANAWATU, FOXTON, TOKOMARU & ;;■ SHANNON UISTKIOTS, Tito C?yc7es<laln Stftllio-fi PRIDE/ IDF/i^S VALLEY. ; . (A Good, Quirt Worker.) fTIHE Cl.y(]p3cla'e Stallion " Pr r de of the JL Valley "is four vearß old, by Pr de of Sanflon, gifin^ ire Prid" of Canterbury, ■■' dam Kate by Prince Victor, grand dam B'osfoni by 13'ronet iinpoit"' l great grand dum Oil sy Que^n. by ih King of allions mroi- r ed. It. wi'l be pppo cf. a g'ano'* tha 1 , I RID; 1 . OF T»- K VALLKY Ia« com- of lie pnvrs CNdesdalc lilyod in New Z"« blander nnyo^her Then for« he canrto fa I bv.t leave p-ccck of great vnln«i At To!c~ima:u and iilmnnpn evt-rv Monday and T rsl..y, oa \'. e«ln' j (=d."ij- at I-'ox-toD, and «t the far.j/, Aw^puni, remainder of week. Terms :— £3 ppv maro (iwo ov m«re in are p, ns por aj.'i't'pnieDt).' payab'e tyy P.N. doe Jannnr>- 3rd, 1898. Groomnge fee, 6-. Good pat Moo ing lf= pf r wt-ek. Ev«y care taken, Lut i-o rtsponsil.iliM . /> pply to P. SUEEI.IN, Awapuni, Or Groom in charge. I is not a cold ; it is a fever | | which arises from, a cold. | i It is especially prevalent | | now. First a col i, then a I I dull, drewsy, heavy feel- | | ing*; then unrest in the | I stomach and distaste. for | I food. These symptoms | ? denote influenza. Sharp, | \l boring- pains at the back of | J the head, feverishness, | | then coldness, weakness | | and prostration follow. | | Delirium - often occurs. | | Influenza pulls down the | | strength and leaves the | £ patient weak and suscept- | | ible to various ailments. - | 1 [B.IVI LLKS'FLKKLLSi are the best known i tz ■ ' H S remedy to prevent and g | cure Influenza and its § B aftereffects. | I What Mr. Hamilton Hill, the | g eminent vocalist, says : j= M " Whilittoiir'ng with a Company S E on the Vv A. yoiu-tic ds m>n*e tme v g eg), iitfliieiZi attacktd me very |! aevtr< ly. Firt came a cold Hid "£? fc losy of Jipjut'te; then I fee (til S Mid dr-'wsv ; the p ins ii> n»y I e.il £ were fiai fill, ami a liijili fey r set 5 p in ai'il 1 1., cui'e fennul yw. ak. A S E well-known 1 hjsican prew iKed 3 £ forme; lut the disease would not ti H slake off 1" d.apair I »ne«l Dr. S S Wi liens' Piok Pillh. Afcwb"xiß S i ciued me c< mjjtetely. ..Its .ffct S I wns ma:.ica<, ar.d the wl>< lv com- js 5 I any yoe am zvd. The puns S ; gm«ina'ly fa.ie«i away; I ieg»i cd 'g * «>reng'h *>id coloi ; my ap eiito ff • lelurmd, and in a fe» d»>'B I vna I g (> i g ab. u'. fnl > ristied to my S I usuel pr..'d- he'ith. I atriigy S I re<on.mend Dr. Wil i-iiis' _P.ik. g £ I J i' mas an unf i'tng cure for iullu- j~ I enza auU n» il>»." E I ? ; Pr. V<\Vh ims' Pink Pills § i? {t»e gnnuiae) are obtain- g 1 able of all chemists and = I storekepp^rs, an« of the | jj Dr. Williams* Medicine ( 0 ,. I = Wellington,^. Z ; six boxes c I 16/6, one -box 3/-, and I I are sold only in pack- 1 : ageson which Dr. Williams' | i Pink Pills for Pale Feople | I —all even .words — are = ,[ printed in red ink. • | £n v i : : 1 1 n nil nl l tin m 1 1 1 lj fj ! i tim n fir ir AND upwards may v be watre t - ait'-eria'ex, worldn)? evening? and tatinsr orders for us. Permanent work if required. Enclose stamp for pnrticulars. jnVELTY IMPORTING CO. Sydney. THE "OLI> TTMES" PMVATF v Boarding louse Public Refreshment Rooms. MEALS, Is. BEDS, K Afternoon Tea and Snppers a T - ways procnraWft. • MRS. HAttBTR, Proprietress. UNDERTAKER. T BEG to notify that my v NEW HEARSR ia now eorbplpred, and c«n T^fi nV. tamed on very- rnaspnab'e termß Fnnprals conducted promptly am 7 CWeU ANDREW ::otfßON t 1 "('nderfnißflj:.' •'• ', Avehaa Boai Fox ton." [