Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Manawatu Herald, 15 May 1900, Page 4

Y RAILWAY HOTEL, " |; TURAKINA. 1 3. W. pr?C3TU.R ... Proprietor. t <: r'X'l' 1 • N'T accommodation for f » ' and the general i. ■ P. : i |i '• ' t, •! VVioes and Spirits fip K< - I The Longest Established ? H^:i^,..^ooLN r G SALOON. * H. Br^dcook, Hairdresser and Tobacconist : MAIN-SIEEET, FOXTON, Whyte'B "otel, and next door to E. Osborne, draper.) vj WISH to announce to t^ ei ■» - J[ ml public that ' h<»vp <t r.l the services of a very c • •;■■ . ■ hairdresser- Mr. C. t'ccii-^. t 'will dow be prepared io giv- v r ; attention combined Wilii n/l'v ■.., -my Custotnera and t'to--- h\ I- g ;me with o tall. - \ i I keep in s oi-k the B Bv u.nis >of Tobaccos, Cig-as, r i^aieLteb, &c., besides other vioods ounnected "with the Trade. : Imperial Accordions for sale. L The Setting of Razors a specialty. CASH TAILORS, ■/-"AVE REMOVED t«» pr*mißPH r| lately occupied by A. Fraser, in Maid- > qtreet - jTjsT ARRIVED-OurNpw Material for* the HprinK »"d Bumfmer. An insppofion is invited. , RICHARD OH AY'S K- NEW SEASONS' I Raspberry Syn^ K : Can now be obtained at Ball the stores & hotels. K There has never been a Better B Syrrjp made. All from Pure Fruifr^ K ti „'...j.,»....,-.i.tiii1iitii, .'...j. ,»....,-. i.tiiiliitii. .::>.. .' !fc ! I ;hFLUEHZA I B is not a cold ; it is a fevtr i K : which arises from a co'ci. p K' It is especially prevalent ■ now. Fir.- 1 a cold, then a -J I dull, drowsy, heavy feel- | I ing", then unrest in the | ■' stomach and distaste fop j I food. These symptoms | I denote influenza. Sharp, = I boring: pains at the back of | ■ the head, feverishness, | ■ then coldness, weakness § ■ and prostration follow. | m. Delirium often occurs, i I I Influenza pulls down the | I § strength and leaves the | I | patient weak and suscept- | I I ible to various ailments. | I | DR. WILLIAMS' PILK PILLS | I | are the best f known, | I 1 remedy to prevent and | I cure Influenza and its | \p after effects. 1 1; What Mr. Hamilton Hill, the | m eminent vocalist, says : i ■ "Whiht touring vyfth a Company § K on the W A. gola-fieida some time B, ■ ago, influenza attacked one. very, « m leverely. First came » coltl mid | ■ loss of appetite; then I feir iuiil 5 I and drowsy ; the pains in my head s were fearful, and a high fever ret g in and I became fearfully weak. A | well-known physician prescribed | for me ; but the disease would: not i ahake off. In despair I tried Dr. | Williamß' Pink Pills. A few boxes | cured me completely. Its effect | wts magical, and the Whole com- 1 pany were am»zed. The pains S gradually faded away ; I regained . B strength and color; my appetite 8 returned, and in a few days I was § going about fully restored to my S usutl good health. I strongly § recommend Dr. Williams' Pink f| Pills as an unfailing cure for influ- § enza and its ills." • a Dr. Williams' Pink Pills I (the genuine) are obtain- 1 able of all chemists and I • storekeepers, and of the I Dr. Williams' Medicine Co , I Wellington, NZ ; six boxes J 16/6, one box 3/-, and 1 ! are sold only In pack- 1 ages on which Dr. Williams' | Pink Pills for Pale People m —all >even words — are s ■ printed in red ink. | ■ LW ||||imiilllilHllllMlliHUlllllUlllXHß | £2 A WEEK h AND upwards may be made t; f A oifcher sex » workin S evenings W- and taking orders for us. PerI? manent work if required. Enclose i. stamp for particulars. I NOVELTY IMPORTING CO. |i. Sydney.