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Manawatu Herald, 1 December 1900, Page 3

LUUK WCII your LIVER t should perform £ its functions properly . . , . . « To feel well r I t« I all the organs feel Weil I of the body 1 should work in harmony . . . • ? j D a 44/aII To be well you ( DC Weil must take the I world's Medicinal ! , Tonic Beverage— Wolfe's Schnapps. ''■ I BY DRINKING \ Wolfe's | ochticipps YOU WILL LOOK WELL f*| FEEL WELL I and BE WELL, j It is unsurpassed as a specific for Liver j Ailments— is a stimulant that aids ' digestion, it tones the stomach and | invigorates* the bowels and kidneys. ' ■■ i — t Ask for WOLFE'S the Real j Original Schnapps. j

A Married Couple's Trials.

Mr C. Dixon, of the Wellington Harbor Board, recently Rave to our reporter an interesting resumd of certain episodes in his life. Thirty-six years of age, an Englishman, and a sailor, Mr Dixon looks as hardy as could be wished. "I have sailed on

§many seas," said he "and have had my share of trials and privation, but my £j experience of a year >a ago was worse than m any. I was then J attacked with inj fluenza and rheumatism in a very £. severe form. I bevl^ came thin and de'gS.i^Eii^ /^^W bilitated, the joints »"'• v"'v' •' andmuscles of my *^|^ ~\ limbs ached and I

Mb C. Dixon was too wenk to (Wellington Harbor undertake work with Board.) comfort. My appetite left me and

Bleep did not refresh me. Several doctors who had attended me at different times said I would not recover, but as my wife had U3?d Dr Williams' pink pils with the result that I am now ha'e and hearty and go about my employment as actively at ever." Mre Dixon being aßked for the'particulars of her illness and cure said: —" Two years after coming to Wellington I began to Buffer from aneemia which brought on severe nervous head- «*f~» ■>*>•■ aches, indigestion *&!&&*'?**?■% and languidnesß; I «i|pSuirY*^o * always felt dull and »w*us v~^ drowsy. I could not fy||r?- *«n walk about or per- <|P? /^ (~$ form my duties. lis " \ I ' Several doctors pre - V* *-v / Bcribed for me at J* ""5? / | different times and *^)ftN^ I took many mcdiciaes but they did •-^'^,• not cure me. Read- *s^^^^^;^**^ ing of the cures Vv^^.V' effected by Dr Wil- >> Hams' pink pills, I began taking this Mbs C. Dixon. medicine. One box improved me greatly and a few moro boxes completly cured me. I now feel brighter and stronger than I have for years." Mr and Mrs Dixou's experiences with Dr Williams' pink pill prove how ben-ficia! they are to bolh men and women. By their action on the blood and nerves Dr ) Wi liams' pink pills cure consumption, : rheumatism, sciatica, skin diseases, chest complaints, ladies' ailments, locomotor | ataxia, dyspepsia, loss of many strenglh, i paralysis, etc. ObtainaMe post free from I the Dr Williams' Medicine Co., Wellington three Bhi lings per box, sis boxt-s sixteen and six. They aro sold by most chemis's and retailers, but mind you ask for Dr VViliams'. Mr and Mrs Dixon reside at 4 Harley Street, Wellington.

A Very Remarkable Remedy. •' It is with a good deal of pleasure and satisfaction that I recommend Chamberlain'B Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy," says Druggist A. W. Sawteile, of Hartford, Conn. " A lady customer, seeing the remedy exposed for sale on my I^Bhow case, mid to me: 'I really believe Hat medicine saved my life the past sum- j ■ aer while at the shore,' and she became so enthusiastic over its merits that I at once raade up »7 mind to recommend it in the