Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Manawatu Herald, 26 June 1900, Page 4

hoteiT^ I -— I fC f i- : I; public. [ £ Fir-iiolac? Alt. ■>, Wine m , i i I, kept in stock. |. — — ; The Longest Established I HAIRDKESSTNG 3ALOON. I H. Bradcook, I Hairdresser and Tobacconist I MATN.«STREET, FOX! 1 S. j Whyte's Motel, an<? n-^xf ! W door to E. Kbom^, 3r:< j || WISFI ff, Htm, nncer i r I r»J f>u' lie -fan--' li , the services •»»' ye * ! hairdre-str — Mh O. . cci.. . will now he prepared »o v«r attention Jsp'ni hi ned wtl »m :i; 'v »<> my <'u?tonrerß Hnd ' o*«-''fi. i , me with a call. , i J keejj in sfock the B-t>» Brand Eof Tobaccos, Oigurs, Cigarette?, i- &c, besides othei 2 lioods cunnected I "with the Trftdfl.-i_ J--r Imperial Accordions for sale. If The Setting of Razors a specialty. lASMANIBAKER, CASH TAILORS, HAVE REMOVED to premises )hUAy decupied by A. Fraser, in Main-street. JUS T ARRIVED Our New Materials for the Spring and Summer. An ineprction is invited. JJRICMARI3. GRAY'S NEW SEASONS I Raspberry Spp | ; Can now be obtained at |ALL THE STORES & HOTELS I* Thero ha? never dp< n n B<' ( ' JSyrup m 'rt» AH f-nni 7'nr. Fni' . ihfLUu £ is not a cold; tisu fey i which arises from ;i co!d It is especially prevalent now. Fir^t a col , then a - dull, drowsy, heavy feel- is „ ing; then unrest in the 1 • stomach and distaste for | '■ food. These symptoms | \ denote influenza. Minrp, , boring 1 pains at the back of | !. the head, feverishness, | then coldness, weakness | I and prostration follow. § ■ Delirium often occurs. | Influenza pulls down the | strength and leaves the § patient weak and suscept- | ible to various ailments. | D R.WIILIa MS' PILK PILLS § are the best known i remedy to prevent and f cure Influenza and its I aftereffects. I What Mr. Hamilton Hill, the | eminent vocalist, says : m " Whilt t touring with a Company 3 on the. W A. gold-fields tome time g ago, influenza attacked me very j= Mverely. First came • cold and g I Jptrof appetite; then I felt dull M I and droway ; the paini in my heed §| I were fearful, and a high fever set j| t in and I became fearfully weak. A g I well-known phyeioian prescribed |§ I for me ; but the disease would not '■ | f shake off. In despair I tried Dr. a [ Williams' Fink Pills. A few boxes p [ cured me completely. Its effect || [ was magical, and the- whole com- g I pany were am»zed. The pans § f gradually faded away ; I regaiied g r atrength and color} my appetite g I returned, and, in a few days I was s going about fatly restored to my S $> usaai good health. I strongly § \; recommend Dr. Williams' Pink g 'i Fills as an nnfailing cure for influ- I| ■. enea and its ills." s f: Dr. Williams' Pink Pills 1 (the genuine) are obtain- | able of all chemists and § j storekeepers, and of the I \ Dr. Williams' Medicine Co , | Wellington, N Z ; six boxes- ;f 16/6, one box 3/-, and 1 are sold only in pack** | ages on which Dr Williams' | Pink JPills for Pale Feople I —all >even words— are | printed in red ink. | inuniiiiii«iiHiiHiiimi«tuniimiijil «2 A WEEK AND upwards may be *wacre I* oit'er «ex, working evenings land takin" Orders for us. Perlinanent work if required. Enolos« j yrtamp for particulars. .. ■ - | mWfiliPY IMPOR PING-CO, j