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Manawatu Herald, 24 April 1900, Page 4

TO STAND THIS SEASON IN THE MANAWATU, FOXTON, TOKOMARU A SHANNON DISTRICTS, The Clydesdale Stallion PRIDE OF THE VALLEY. (A Good, Quiet Worker.) THE Clydesdale Stallion " Pride of the Valley " is four years old, by Pride of Sandon, grand tire Pride of Canterbury, ! dam Kato by Prince Victor, grand dam Blossom by Baronet imported great grand dam Gipsy Queen, by the King of Stallions mporied. Ie will be seen at a glance that PRIDE OF THE VALLEY has come of * he purest Cljdesdale blood in New Zealand or any othor countiy. Therefore he cannot fail but leave stock of great value. At Tokomaru and Shannon every Monday and Tuesday, ou Wednesdays at Foxton, and at the farm, Awapuni, remainder of week. Tesms :— £3 per mare (two or more mares, as per agreement), payable by P.N. due January 3rd, 1898. Groomage fee, 6s. Good paddoc^iug Is per week. Every care itaken, lut _o responsibility. Apply to P. SHEEEIN, Awapuni, Or Groom in charge. |iiii!;*im.- iiiiihuiiiiii iiiiiiiiii:mtii L I INFLUENZA j is not a cold ; it is a fever | which arises from a cold. | It is especially prevalent | now. Eirst a cold, then a § dull, drowsy, heavy feel- 1 ing; then unrest in the § stomach and distaste for | food. These symptoms 1 denote influenza. Sharp, I boring* pains at the back of I the head, feverishness, I then coldness, weakness | and prostration follow. | Delirium often occurs. I Influenza pulls down the | strength and leaves the | patient weak and suscept- j I ible to various ailments. | | DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS | | are the best known § 1 remedy to prevent and i I cure Influenza and its 1 after effects. 1 What Mr. Hamilton Hill, the 1 I eminent vocalist, says : I 1 ' WhiUt touring with a Company g on the W.A. gold-fields some time g ago, influenza attacked mo very s severely. First came a cold and S gj loss of appetite ; then I felt dull M m aud drowsy ; the pains in my head §} ; S were fearful, aud a high fever eet S P in and I became fearfully weak. A S M well-known physician prescribed § M for me ; but the diseaae would not gI shake off. In despair I tried Dr. a Williams' Piuk Pills. A few boxea g cured me completely. Its effect H was magical, and the whole com* |§ pany were am* zed. The pains § gradually faded away ; I regaioed g Btr4|gth and color; my appetite 1 returned, and in a few days I was g going about fully restored to my I usual good health. I Btrongly H recommend Dr. Williams' Pink j Pills as an unfailing cure for influ- M enza and ita ills." 'a Dr. Williams' Pink Pills 1 (the genuine) are obtain- 1 able of all chemists and 1 storekeepers, and of the I Dr. Williams' Medicine Co , I Wellington, N.Z- ; six boxes | 16/6, one box 3/-, and § are sold only in pack- I ages on which Dr. Williams' 1 Pink Pills for Pale People § —all seven words — are | p printed in red ink. 5 Slu 1 1 nia 1 1 in iiimii iJ i riiixtJ iMHia itn ii jiiS J32 JL WEEK AND upwards may be -made b^ cither sex, working evenings and taking orders for ns. Permanent work if required. Enclose stamp for particulars, f NOVELTY IMPORTING CO. Sydney. THE "OLD TIMES" PRIVATE Boarding House AND Public Refreshment Rooms. MEALS, Is. BEDS, Is. Afternoon Tea and Sttppere always procurable. MES. HABRIS, Proprietress. \ UNDERTAKER. T BEG to notify that my j NEW HEARSE 8 now completed, and can be oblained on very reasonable terms. . Fnnerals conducted promptly and aftrefullvf'' * ANDREW O^SON, ! Undertaker, Avenue Road Foxton. [