Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Manawatu Herald, 17 March 1900, Page 4

TO STAND THIS SEASON IN THE MANAWATU, FOXTON, TOKOMARU & Th p C'.T.-Tc^cla!- f'n 1 ' io n PRIDE OP THE VALLEY. (A Good, Quiet Worker.) rjIHE Clydeeda'e Stallion " Pr^de of the _L Vality "is four .yearn old, by Pr de of Sarttlon.-grand ire Prid'> of Canterbury, dam Kate by Prince Victcr, grand dam Blossom by Bironct import?' great gran dam Gii sy Queen, by ih- King of > allions raponed. It will be seen *t a g'anoo thar PRIDK OP THE VALLEY has come of he purest Clydesdale lilood in New Zea land or any .other '■ounty. Therefore hecanno fail bu' leave stock of great value. At Tokomaru and Shannon even Monday and T esdcy, on Wednesday at Foxton, and at the farm, Awapuni, remainder of week. Terms :— £3 per mare (two or more mares, as per agreement), payab'e by P.N. due January 3rd, 1898. Oroomage fee, b<. Good paddoc ing Is per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility. Apply to P. SHEEBIN, Awapuni, Or Groom in charge. syinmmiiinmiiiinmininimmmni I INFLUENZA } I is not a cold ; it is a fever | I which arises from a cold. | I It is especially prevalent | I now. First a coin, then a | I dull, drowsy, heavy feel- | I ing; then unrest in the | 1 stomach and distaste for I I food. These symptoms \ ! denote influenza. Sharp, [ I boring pains at the back of 1 the head, feverishness, g 1 then coldness, weakness g g and prostration fo'low. £ y Delirium often occurs, y | Influenza pulls down the g I strength and leaves the s | patient weak and suseept- | I ible to v. rl: ;:; nents. | I DR.WI Li,f;oPLKPiLLS| I are the best known § 1 remedy to prevent and § f cv- c ■'•'■^•'erza ?.rtd its a 1 after effects. f 1 What Mr. Hamilton Hill, the | | eminent vocalist, says : i 9 *'Whil»t touring with a Company g H on the W A. gola-tieda some time ■ ■ iig.s influenza attacked mo very s 2 aeverily. First came a cold end § g lot* of appetite; then I felt dull g S and drowsy ; the p: ma in my head 5 g were fearful, and a high fever tet @ 9 in and I beoame fearlnliy w»ak. A 5 S well-known physician pretciibed S 8 for me ; but the diaeue would not 9 S abake off. In despair I tried Dr. B S Wi>l»m»' Piuk Pills. A few box* a g ■ cured me completely. Its effect g 9 wta magical, and the while com- g 3 pany »eie am; zed. The pans § ■ gradually faded away ; I regai< ed 8 S strength and color; my ap; elite B 3 returned, and inafawdaya I »»i ■ a goi'K about fully restored to my | 1 usuil good health. I atrmgiy 5 g recommend Dr. Williams' Pink S B Pil>a aa an nnf siting cure for iuflu- § 5 enia and iv ills." k 1 Dr. Williams' Pink Pills | 1 (the genuine) are obtain- * I able of all chemists and | I storekeppftrs, and of the I 1 Dr. Williams' Medicine Co , I I Wellington, NZ ; six boxes | i IC/6, one box 2/-, and § S are sod only in pack- f I ages on which Dr. Williams' | I Pink Pills for Pale People g 1 —all even words— are s 1 printed in red ink. | litufiiUHiiiiiJiiniJmmwiirtiamiuni £2 A WEEK AND upwards may be nacre V either sex, workinjr evening and tafeinff orders for us,. Permanent work if required. Enclose Btarrm for pirtionlnrp. NOVELTY IMPORTING CO. Sydnpy. THE " OLD TTMEB " PUIYATT 7 Boarding. louseAND Public Refreshment Roomjs. MEALS, U. BEDS, U. Aftwnoon Tea and Suppers a' .» 7 ,p r 00«.W. k haemßj Proprietress. UNDERTAKER. T BEG to notify that my NEW HFjABfTO is now complpred, and can rw» oh tamed on very rftasonaW«» terrna Fnn«ralß conducted promptly and ™ M] 7 ANDREW ONSON, A venae Bo»4 Foston.