We read of love, we read of war, Of val’rous deeds and mystic lore. But then, we’ve read it all before, And yearn for something newer. There's no hing fresh th° world is stale, And weary «w a twice told tale. Yet stay 1 when coughs and colds prevail, There, a Woods’ Obeat Peppermint Cube. Reuef,'After Six Years.— Mrs M. A Clark, of Timebcrry Range, N.S.W., Australia, wri'es: "I wish to inform you of the wonderful benefit I have received from your valuable medicines. I suffered from a severe cough for six years and obtained no relief until 1 took Chamber Bin’s Cough Remedy. One bottle cured me and lam thankful to say that I have never had the cough since. Make any use of this letter that yon like for the good of any other poor sufferers.” For sa'e by a 1 dea'ers.
Messrs Leary and Dixon, the Square, Palmerston North, desire to thank the residents of Foxton and surrounding district for their liberal patronage in the past, and to inform them that their warehouse holds a magnificent stock of pianos, organs, and musical instruments of every description, also Wertheim and Wheeler and Wilson's sewing machines, and Sellar’s celebrated washing machines, etc. Most of the piano- are of English manufacture, whilst the £si<y make of organ is well-known throughout the world for its excellence of tone and durability. The wonderful Wertheim sewing machines continue to grow in favor, whilst Sellar’s ce'ebrated washing macEines give every satisfaction, and make the dreaded washing day a thing of the past. A cordial invitation is extended to ah residents when paying a visit to Palmerston North to ca'l at Messrs Leary A Dixon’s, The House of Music, The Square.— Advt. For Children’s Hacking Cough at Night. Woods’ Great Pt-pp rraint Cure. Is 6d.
For Phrenic Chest Complaint?, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Is 6d.
WANTED KNOWN—That 0. Cook is now prepared to execute all Horaeclipping required by machine. LOST— Silver watch, chain and brooch, with name engraved, between Johnson-street and Catholic Church. Reward on returning to this office.
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Manawatu Herald, 11 June 1904, Page 3
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344Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, 11 June 1904, Page 3
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