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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 393, 22 September 1876, Page 4

THE GRA N D R E LIS f , TOB . ' ' ' - SUFFERING- HUMANITY? \ ■ Lately introduced into New Zealan d. ! . EEMEDIEis !- " ' GHOLLAU'S ; <*HEAT INDIAN CU3ES. ..(Tiger Brand.) . ' . Marvellous in their effects. ' N EVE ft . FAILING TO CHE E, ! - [ ■ and ■ ; . : " ---COMPLETELY. OVERCOME,, , . : • All-: tKe-..various Complaints, 0f,,,, - SUJ F E.£ I-X'& I S A-L r'O S,. ' • Who say 'f-.I don't .know wh-at's the matter "with, mej i:u Ilm all out of soi-ts."' ■_ , Tnis. kind of sickness : '''■ ', , THE APERIENT. 3UIXTUR B QUI CELT '7' : cuiit;s.. . . : As also ...." ' '. ." t '| ■ Biliousness, ; Siek -Headache, .Costiveness, Flying,. Pains, Weakness of Stomach. and Bowels, intermittent • - Fever, Loss of Appetite,-Earache, Faeeache, &c. THE RHE GTMATISM MIXTURE beavches out and eradicates , Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, and Neural-' gia _ Curing these Complaints in ail Astonisidng' . . ... . Manner. - - l; THE GOUT MIXTURE . Is Magical in jts effects. AlVwho-haTe tried „-it have experienced a relief'that no'other*' , . . . . GOUT MEDICINES .have, at all approached, or ever compared -with. DELIG-fITFCJL SENSATIONS, ' , and a complete sub.-ictence of the - ; GOUTY DISGiSE ' ' - ; take the place of the previously- „ '.. " TOETUBIIvG- PAINS. ' U THESE EXTRAORDINARY MEDI- . . . .CINES ; Never have been known to fail, when properly taken and 'persevered with. They.can.he had of— ■ ' " JAMES BROWN,' • : v... .jr.. NASEBY, V;;'' - . . And of the d illy '' '' ' Appointed Agents throughout New Zealand. . Handbills and. Pamphlets distributed gratis. Entir : 71 I JSrD'L-'±f- ~l£-W'd CO! Wholesale-and Retail TIMBEIi AND IRON MERGHANTS ? AND IMPORTERS, . -Otago tilteam' Saw Mills and Timber. Yards. rTonguemg, Grooving, Moulding, Sash, Door,: , j; < y jf y; ..an<l Furniture Factories. - ' ■ 1 1 'j ' BUILDER'S IRONMONGERY OE ; n , ;I ".EYERY DESCRIPHON. STUART, CUMBERLAND, & CASTLE SHEETS, ~ t PUODIN. n'jH-aving; completed- the their extensive , premises and plant 1 are now in a eereeute all-orders .connected with ; the;building trade, .-with the utmost precision ' " f,::T , 1 :r """ - j , ;;iV > j :; -; -HII i ;iF.' and Co. would call particular- attention to the fact that they are now importing jCev dar logs-direct from the. E.ichmpnd Eiver and .with their splendid, new; sawing ances, are enabled io/'offer for: sale, : cedar, sawn; to* any size up to sixty inches wide, of very .superior quality; and at much reduced prices. •• ' ; : THE DOOR AND SASH FACTORY is in full operation, large quantities of the' ordinary size of doors and sashes—well Seasoned—being continually kept on hand, and also mado to order in sizes and designs. . TURNERY, - including all designs in spiral wort executed n a superior manner and at low raies. .FURNITURE, every description always on hand "and made to order, the, whole of the timber for the j of which is seasoned and steamdried. ' • ■? PRICE LISTS, ! and illustrated Catologu6s to be had ,on application. UN DL A Y AND CO lusuvantx. ft & MEW ZEALAND GOYERNMENT 11 l-lfK INSUI!\NOK. : The ■payment Of enary Policy h Gvarahteed by, the t.ojottv. . V' W - IliO aUi*\)lv\S Or pvoftli is oi-doveil bv Law to bo divided to b« Wofy Ufth voav. the hut. (|nin<nfonutri! Oxmiunadon showed n. mii-plus' of ;Cl2it)oo, 1 wit.h view to divisum of pujtllf., i« to bo nuulo ,u 30th Juno. 1880* TIUC Un; I\vo llioy uiv t\3 low rta i' l Ov'mipli.iwt \vi\ 1 \ {' 1 Bsvfot.j- of lljcOflliv, t\il(oyv holilov to sluiiM u\ i,U»? fropi t/it'first' IHf> nt* \\ uupn)f\u' policy' .lu lo -20 )mi' iVIli, yHHUov- (lUo.il' the sumo km\ (SiMutait for tho.Hiuuo FurUior paviiiuiUvd Vui htul on itnnUontion. 1 ' W. i\t '!i v V it it; ,soN ( p).!\soiiv, '