Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Manawatu Herald, 7 June 1900, Page 4

HOTEL, TURAKINA. J. W. PROCTEK ... Propbietob. EXCELLENT ater mtnodatioD for Tiavoiiers end ih. geD^ra! public. First cla.s Ains, Winosand Spirits kept iv stock. The Longest Established hairdressing saloon. EL Br^dcook, Hairdresser and Tobacconist MAIN.STREET, FOXTON, (Cpposito Wbyi.e's : *otfil, ond next u.(K tv J2, ...om., irupcr.) "■ ITVI^H t'n j'.PM.-un.e to tbe -venerul public tbat i have secured the servioes of a very competent hairc.v^ser — Mr. O. Eccles and will "i vf be prepared to give every ■■ atten* if. n combined with civility to roy < u-to mers and those favoring me with a call. I keep in stock the Best Brands of Tobaccos, Cignrs, Cigarettes, &c, tes ; des other Goods connected with tbe Trade. Imperial Accordions for sale. Tho Sotting of Razors a specialty. ImaMmSr, CASH TAILORS, r TJ AYE REMOVED to premises fj lately occupied by A. Fraser, in Main-street. JUST ARRIVED-OurNew Materials for the Spring and Summer. An inspection is invited. I RICHARD GRAY'S \f~~ NEW SEASON'S | Raspberry Spp ii£ a n now be obtained at L Tr _ r ,„ k HOTELS. . Th«A newr >^ B _?^«" feyrnp md. \ !■<■__ , '»»> F.u». \r~- " [-£.» .;.i.1,.*:i,;i.111i1,.Hi.n.. •■ | tfiFLULrJ.- ' <^§ is not a cold ; it is a lev . !| which arises from a coa 1 It is especially prevyl-n [■■ now. Fir.- 1 a col . the n.. if dull, drowsy, heavy feel- | ling*; then unrest in the | stomach and distaste for | food. These symptoms | , B denote influenza. Sharp, | j boring* paina at the back of * | the head, feveri3hnrj;s, J § then coldness, weakness | m and prostration follow. | 1 Delirium often occurs. | | Influenza pulls down the j I | strength and leaves the | ■ 1 patient weak and suscept- j 1 ible to various ailments. | | DR.WI LUKiS' PK.KPILLS | | are the best known § I remedy to prevent and | I cure Influenza and its | 1 aftereffects. ' | j What Mr. Hamilton Hill, tho 1 § eminent vocalist, says : § §1 "Whilst touring with a Company g m on the WA. gold-fields some time B S ago, influenza attacked me very g M severely. Firsfc came a cold and g g loss of appetite; then I felt dull S and drowsy ; the pains in my head 3 §| were fearful, and a high fever set 5 g in and I became fearfully weak. A g s well-known physician prescribed § E for me ; but the disease would not B j§ shake o£f. In despair I tried Dr. S William.' Pink Pills. A few boxea g H cured me completely. Its effect g p wkb magical, and the whola com- _s H pany vvere am»zed. The pains g = gradually faded away ; J regaii ; ed 1 « strength and color; my appetite S H returned, and in a few days I was H 5 goi' g about fully restored to my B '. I usual (joe.d lieultb. I strongly g : g lerm.rra-iul Dr. Williams' Pink 3 '. 2 __ Fi - _v unf_iiing cure for influ- g is enza a_.u iv ilia. ■ g , § m I Dr. Williams' Pink Pills j 1 (the genuine) are obtain- 1 § able of all chemists and I f I storekeepers, and of the, I I Dr. Williams' Medicine Co , | j Wellington, N.Z ; six boxeg ; f \ { 16/6, one box 3/-, and | I i are sold only in pate k- § I ages on which Dr. Williams' | § Pink Pills for Pale Pedple s *g —all words — are £ j printed in red ink. | - Int in mi it ii ii ii ii ii mvi nl l mmii 1 1 ni nl £2 A WEEK AND upwarda may be mncte l,; cither sex, working evenings and taking orders for us. Psimanent work if required. Eaclo.t stamp for pnrfcicular... N )¥&U£Z LMPOAZIXa 00. i iSydae^