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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 109, 3 April 1884, Page 4

I : - TH'HI TJEHQTai. PAINLESS DENTISTRY, j j The L'.v^ost and Most Oomplo C'De'ut. ■! Fi ni m Aust li •.. *' ( : ]\ } OST V/ondcrful Improvt m-nts i > ihi IVJ Mnhnfactnrc of All I IFICI/Ui /.-:.■.•■ ' ■ TEETH, ■:•• .-•• ' | CIU-APKH TllAv 1 FVKU. ■ •■. „ ■ i MR. li. SI-STCIiiklR Member of the Itnyal C>-l!e{ic of Surgeons, 1 England; Lioenliatß of Dental SnrKery,.'lre-. . ._ lanil^ .luUy.dlplomed.; ~ The well-known Specialist on the Teeth aud Mouth, ■ From Collins-sfc., Melbourne, andß>tany-8'.,; 4 Sydney., ; Beg;s to inform the inlia'nUnts of Pal-; merstoh North and District that lie; will iii rive m Palmerston N'«'vlh.on; 'the 23rd April, wliere he will ta]<ei'an ; OHico m ih'e ; .Vain street, mid may H be consulted till the 25th April oiily. '■; 1 His success m (tie most difficult caspft Where .others havefai'ed may be noted m the leading newspapers iv the Australian colonies. , , ..... D.K...SIX'--i..>l': Undertftkeß ihe.curp of, J^nre-lnps, . Cleft P.ilates, ,-md Sill flise'ases of the month, Di\ *IN*«-Li V |R . Being accompanied by TWO S"RST«CLASS MECHANICAL ASSISTANTS, will make artificial teelh on the spot, and by fitting and tryin.g< thjim^n .before finishing, precludes ail 'chances of misfit. . Dl^-S'TNCJL'ATR; Having just returned from England aod America^ h«8 WbufeWt sucbJiiift'jrnificent appliances, that wi 1 etialile him to make Artificial. r Teeth ,pn Gold, Celluloid, Vulca^iti^ ; Plalinit. 'Centennial, (fee, as made ' m Amcricaj and superior to 'any made m I' c Colonies. ! f ''; T)E. -I^Cfi IR -> | Is 6o«o»fid;ent of giving satisfaction. Ibat be ) will accept no remuneration unless a.Peifect i Fit be obtained. .-. - • ]"■'■ '■■ ''U\*.' silsbi. AlK Makes h-B Artificial Tenth at such a moderate price as to defy com pet ti<m • •■■>:.■..• ■.•1».n,!--SIN-U!;AJ l< > " ' <; Having administered tlic gas to orer 15,000; without a single aocid'-nf, can guarantee it to ■ be perfectly safe ; DR. M.N 1 LAIR Has invented fbe Esthasmatbaeaio fluid • the painless extraction, of tet.th 1 I)";; SI Ui.AlifS Artificial Palates do not injure the mouth, but preserve it ■:-.' - DR. SI AIR Has invpntcd the 'Acoustic Palate, 1 which materially improves the voicey rendermg it Ipurer und"more'di£tinct; sptcially aiapted for actors, iac resyes, speakers, and to all those to whom a clear, distinct "voice is uece«sjry. Dr Sinclair has innumerable , testimonials from . aciors, . ge'ntleuieifj &n{L meilical men, as to the wonderful improvg-.. uient the Acoustic Palate makes tovthe, voice. 1)H. iiINOU lit""' Combines his Acoustic Palate with his Arti-. 'ficial Teeth ! j)R SINCLAIR Can- -exl ret- teeth- arid replace theni^witb artificial at seven hours' r.otice 1.:..,... ,DK..-.sISCI/vIH .. :-.■.■ i • . Does i.ot k-ep pitients waiting, but attends to them at once, milking t^eir,arlifieial teeth,, at s'eveii boursnotico. CONSULTATION FR'iilS; :i " ' Patients reqtiiriug Artificial Teeth and (Sold Stopping*, m order to sec ire attendonce, should call on the first day of the.^ visit, ias Dr; Sinclair is ; comj elled to refuse anumber ot orders on uccount of patients' oelay. -...- ... , u.^r- • -..oU--'-/ Testimonials from the leading men m America and Australia mny be inspected. Inspection of most magnificent appliance^ — the fiißt m Australia— is invited. . . : E. P. HODGSON, . . Agent. BAXTER'S. AJNTIJCEIJttALGIC OR! r^ magic picts;;;, ; \CF.RTAIN and immediate cure for Tic* Doloureuv, Neufalgia, Toothache, Pains m the Head and Face, Gout, Sciatica,' LumbagOj &c, ■■■ •-■■'■■ ;; EXTRACTS'FBOM;,T?<;STi)ViONIALS. ■ TbcHer. J. S r >Vithingto.n, [President . of tbe UriiU-d Methodist Free uhur.-'h, writes— I have recommended the Ant.i-Nenralgic Pills to several sufferers from Tic-Doloureux, 'J ; ooihache, &c, In all cubes they have afforded relief, and m some cases the enre . has been immediate. . . . .; the Rev. B. Chew, Free Church Minister of Neweastle-ou-Tyne, writes — A new Connectiou Minister, a fneud of tniue, sufEered severely from Tic-Do'.oureux, for so.oie time. He took one or two of your AntiaNeuralgic Fills, and n xt morning be was quite well. The Key. A. Gilbert, of Loudoo, writes— My daughter has taken ft few of your Pills 'an«l is already quite free from the pain she has been so long tormented with. I shall gladly aid their extend- U sale. The' Rev. E. Watmogili, o£ Uipley, writes— Mv daußh o) 4 ; 1 ! wli6 "suffered very severely, was relieved, m less than faalf-an-hour by yocr Piils, iTbe : Key,. J. Bat tow, Carlisle, writes-rTw;C ofi j-bur Piils iifforded me relicf # . t . Mr' W. M. AVatson, Whitworth ' Road, Rochdale, writes— A lan'y who has been foria igreat length <uf time almost a martyr to Tic, was advised to .try. your Pills. Tbe first box cured ber. This is more than twelve mouths since, and if ever shy is threatened with a return one or two Pills will make her right again. Other friends of hers have tried: them, with, . the; .like, r suits. Her name, is Mrs'C-^-n! ■ .She is hi»bly resj eeluble, and resides 1 at tlie Pi omenade, ; Pechda!e. Tbe Rev. G Reeve, Auckland House, Ventnor,- He of, Wrighti writes^-SeveraU persons here have derived very great benefit from them. The R v W Trevail, lledditcb, writes— They have beeu beneficial m. many oases heie. {The Rev G R Rawsbn, of Winsford, Cheshire, writes— Mrs , Lin -, sdn, as wel\ as my son and daughter, have derived great beueCt from them ; very severe suffering havinicr been relieved by their use, I can heartily reqommend them to all who suffer from NeWlgic affections. Mr Edward Dignum, Commission Agent, Frpdsham, Cheshire, writes — A young man jiiitned Jamta Hough had been nearly mad TEoi; a fortnight with Tic, and was completely 1 cured with one dose of the Pills. ,').; .>• .' • v.i : — -< — -■' ■■■'/. \ v. :-i. Baktet's Anti- Neuralgic Pills are sold by all ■ Chemists and Storekeepers, m boxes ■■■ \ ' " ' lid, aud 2s i)d each. .'.',,' ) WHOLESALE AGISNTS — J BAXTBtt, Cheuiiat, Victoria-street, Christ' •.'•■ ; church', i .- , ; . . .' ; . ■ Messrs P-fclaymau and Co Ellisi 4on & Co ; Feltbn, Grim wade & Co, and I the New Zealand D«ug Company." "''[ Post *f fee' from J Baxter for 19 or 43 pos4age stamps. , - . , ■<. > ■ '.'; p,. LEARY,/ ;; r , , Chemist, . Ageu f , Palme ston No >th. ON SALE, . IN TOWN AND ' COUNTRY, HARulNG'o'lgg^ ALMANAC PRICE— TWO SHILLINGS. rj'HE most complete work of the kind J_' iv L i e Noi-th Island, Contains complete Local Guide and Directory to tbe whole EafSt Const district. Where the Almanac cannot be obtained from a local dfinler, it will be for^vaixled post free direct from the office, on receipt of two Shillings m stamps or by P.O. Order* • • R. COUPLAND HARDING, Publisher, ' ■ „ «.... ... * Hastings^t.^Napier.