Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Manawatu Herald, 19 May 1900, Page 4

i RAILWAY HOTEL, L " TURAKINA. IJ. V, 7 . PROCTER ... Pbopmetos. I F^XCELLEJiIT accom__oclation for l jO* TiavolJt-rs and the genera! public. ; Firat.claw A\rs, Wines and Spirits /kept in stock. '*___ ' : r~~. ;■■* ?The U7 J^ est Established H. Bradcock. Hairdresser and TofcacconlV* I MATN.STREET, FOX^GN/ (Opposite) Whyte's Hotel, and next door to E. Osborne, draper.) I WISH to announce to the general public that I have secured the services of a very competent Ihairdre-ser— Mr. C Ecclf.3 -and ; will vow be prepared to give pvery [attention combined with civility to my Customers and those -fa v inu ra« with a cnll. r I k<-op in h o»*k '\v> F» lof Tobaccos, Oig I &c, besides other Goods connected with tbo Trade. I Imperial Accordions for sale. The Setting of Razors a specialty. leasmFOaM, I CASH TAILORS, HAVE REMOVED to premisea lately occupied by A. Fraser, in Main-street. I JUST ARRIVED-OurNew Materials for the Spring and Summer. An inspection is invited. RICHARD GRAY'S NEW SEASON'S Raspberry Syrup Can now be obtained at ALL THE STORES & HOTELS. There has never been a Better Syrup made. All from Pure Fruit. u£ l l . :;1..- I |iil!;;ili,il!l..iU.lU.::!> fill' If INFLUENZA- " | is not a cold ; it is a fey. r ; 5 "which arises from a colt., r. | It is especially prevalent i_ | I now. Fir3t a col . then <; : i ! dull, drowsy, heavy feel- = r i ing" 5 then unrest in the | stomach and distaste for | food. These symptoms | | denote influenza. Sharp, | boring pains at the back of g \ the head, feverishness, g then coldness, .weakness g i and prostration follow. | I Deliriuni often occurs. I | Influenza pulls down, the i || strength and leaves the | j I patient weak and suscept- || I ' ible to various ailments. | 1 DR.WI-ikMS'PIKKPILLS} \ I are the best known | I remedy to prevent and | cure Influenza and its | aftereffects. ' i What Mr. Hamilton- Hil^ the 1 eminent vocalist, says : § * ' Whiht touring with a Company g on the W.A. gold-fieldi >ome time ■ ago, influenza attacked me very ™ ■everely. First cams a cold and g loss of appetite; then I felt dull 9 and droway ; the p-ina in my betd S were fearful, and a high fever tet S in and I became fearfully weak. A s well-known physician prescribed g for me ; but the disease would not S shake off. In despair I tried Dr. a Williams' Pink Fills. A few boxes 1 cured me completely. Its effect 3 w«s magical, and the whoU.com- g pany were amtzed. The pains M gradually faded away ; I regained g strength and color; my appetite 3 returned, and in a few days I was g going about fully restored to my S usual good heslth. I strongly g recommend Dr. Williams' Pink 5 Pills as an nnfsiling cure for influ- g enza and its ills." a Dr. Williams' Pink Pills 1 (the genuine) are obtain- § able of all chemists and 1 storekeepers, and of the I Dr. Williams' Medicine Co , 1 Wellington, N.Z ; six boxes f 16/6, one box 3/-, and I are sold only in pack- I ages on which Dr. Williams' | Pink Pills for Pale People | —all even words— are = printed in red ink. | 1 1 uinll ni i v 1 1 1 1 nllinll li ni 1 1 1 1 1 umin tl J32 A WEEK A ND upwards may be maae Ij* A oifiier sex, working evenings and taking orders for us. Permanent if required. Enclose stamp for particulatTßk-:. >.-. v NOVELTY IMPOETING^CO. Sjdney.