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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 119, 15 April 1884, Page 4

: ' : THE TEETH?:/ PAINLESS DENTISTEY. The Largest and Most Comple eDent 1 JFi m m Aast-ulii. MOST Wonderful Improvements m th* Manafactiire of ARTIFIQIAL TEETH. ! ' CkEkpER THA.N EVER. DR. L. SinrCIiAIR Member of theßoyal College of Snrgeona, [ England ; Licentiate of Dental Surgery, IreL . land; fully diplomed^ pThe well-known Sppcialist on the Teeth and Mouth, From ColliDs-st., Melboarne, and Botany-B^., Sydney, i Begs to inform the inhabitants of, Palmerston North, and District that he will a» rive m Palmerston North on ■the 23rd April,: whenej he ;w ; ili take an i Office ml the Alainistreet, and may be consulted till the 25th April only. ,-His success m the most difficult cases where .pthershaye failed, may be noted m the^lead- ' in'gf newspapers m the Australian colonies. r , DX. SINCLAIR ,; •' : Under.takeß the cure of Hare-lips, Cleft and all diseases of the inoath, : DP. SINCLAIR, i Being accompanied by TWO FIRST-CLASS MECHANICAL ASSISTANTS, -will make artificial teeth on the apot, and by fitting and trying them m before finishing, precludes all chances of misfit. DR. SINCLAIR, : Having just returned from England and America, hns brought such magnificent appliances, that will ejiable him to make Artificial Teeth on Gold, Celluloid, : Valqanite, Platina, Centennial, &c., aB made m America, and superior to any made m the Colonies. ; .: , . . DR. KI^CLAIR ; >-. Is so confident. of giving satisfaction, that be will accept no remuneration unless a Perfect Fit be obtained. • •' - DR. ferNCjL/AIR ' n Makes hi's ( Artificia°l : "Teeth at sueh .'ft moderate price asto defy competition DR. SINCLAIRHaving administered the gas to over 15/100 without a single accident, oan guarantee it to be perfectly safe DR, StNCLAIR : ' Has invented the "Esthoemathassio fluid for the' painless extraction' of teeth '•' " • DR. SINCLAIR'S I A rtific:al Palates do not injure the mouth, , but preserve it , , . ! - ; DR. SINCLAIR' A i Has invented the .' Acoustic Palate,' which materially improves the voice, rendering it purer and more distinct; specially alapted for actors;, aotres&es, speakers, and to all. those to whom a clear, distinct voice is necessary. Dr Sinclair has innumerable ' testimonials : frbm actors, gentlemen, and medical men, as to the wonderful improvement the "Acoustic Palate mßkea to the yoice.. DR. SINCLAIR j Combines his Acoustic Palate r with his' Attis ficial Teeth £>R, BJNJGL£IJEL..>;j . :: : ii .. Can extrot-teeth and replace them- with; arLUcial at eeveu houra'v notice | ' DR. SINCLAIR j ;i . ..; Does not k'-ep patients waiting, but' attends to them at once, making their artificial teeth at Beveu hours notice. ; CONSULTATION FErKE. Patients requiring Artificial" Teetli and Gold Stopping.*, m order to secire attendance, should call on tbo first day of. .the. visit, as Dr Sinclair is compelled to refuse a number ot orders on account oi patient!? 1 delay. Testimonials from the leading men m America and A ustralia may be inspected. inspection of most magnificent appliances — the first m Australia — is invited. ■ E. P. HODGSON^ „.'..,■ . Agent.

Baxter's i]STI.NEURAL&ie ! 6R ; MAGIG PILLS/; ,ra CERTAIN and immediate cjire for Tic» \ DolouretaYj Neuialgia, ! Toothache, Pains m the Head and: Face, Gont, Sciatica, Lumbago, &c. ■'■ ■. '" BXTR ACTS 'FROM TfiSTI"MQN.IALS. The Rev. J. S. Withington, President of the Unit* d Methodist Free Lhur< h, writes — I ' have recommended the Anti-Nenralgic Pills to several Bufferers from Tic-Daloureux, Toothache, &c. In all cases they^ have afforded relief, and m some cases the care Jias.been immediate. . ; The Rev. R, Chew, Free Church Minister of Newca6tle-ou-Tyne, writes — A new Connection Minister, a friend of mine, suffered severely from Tic-Do!oureux, for some time; He took one or two of your AntuNeuralgic Pills, and n> xt morning he was quite well. The Hey. A. Gilbert, of Londoo, writes— My daughter bas taken a few cf yonr Pills and is already quite free from the pain shot has been so long tormented with. I shall) • gladly aid l their extend d sale. \ The Rev. E. Watmogth. of Ripley, writes— My daugh er,:-wi o suffered very severely, was relieved m loss than half-an»hour by your Piils, ,',■... .r, , '■'< "" ■ -J \ -. ■ • The I'.er. J. Bat tow, Carlisle, wrltesf-Twc of } bur Pills firforded me relief r ; '•" Mr W. M.' Watson, Whitwofth Road, Rochdale, writes— A, lady who has ;been for a g>eat length of time almost a martyr {o.Tic, was advised to try your Pills. The fiijslj box . cured her. This is more than twelve motitba since, and if etfer sho is threaiened with' a - return one or two Pills will make her xi^ht "again.' ; Other friends of. hers .have tried, them, with the like r salts. Her name is Mrs 0: n. Sue is highly respectable, and resides at the P. omenade, Pechdale* \ ' The .Key. G Ree»e, Auckland House, Veutnor, Isle of Wright, writes— Several persons here have derived': very great benefit fr.pm them. : . : . • ' r Th? Rf.V W Trevail, Redditch, writes— Th< ; y have been , beneficial m many oases here. '■''• ■'■■ "'- : '' ' ' ■ ' '•'' ■ The Roy Gr R Rawson, of Winsfordj Cheshire, writs — Mrs Lla-.son, as well as J 'my son and daughter, have derived great peneifl; from them ; very severe suffering bavin? been relieved by their use, I can heartily ■recommend them' to all who I suffer, from Neuralgic affections. Mr Edward- Dignum, Commission Agent, Frodsham, Cheshire, writes— A young man named Jamts Hough had been nearly mad for 'a fortnight with Tic, and' was completely cured with one doso of the Pills. , Baxters' Anti-Neuralgic Pills are sold by all Chemists and Storekeepers, m boxes Is l^d, and 2s 9d each. ; ■

WHOLESALE AGENTS — j J BAXTEU, Cheniist, Victoria-street, Christ- ..... .. church. „. , .... „.. - — I Messrs P Ha) man and Co ; SansbnryiEilis- . don & Co ; Felton, Grimwade & Co, and the New Zealaud Driig Company. Post free from J Baxter for 19 or 43 postage stamps. .;::,; : - : " ; - : RV^EAItYV^ I : .... Chemist, i r .Ajgen , .Palme styn Is;p <Ji.! JSOTIOE HOHSES or cattle trespassicj; m the STANDAEirprtddocks (Donelly's) ■will be impounded, the: present lessee's tenure not yet having expired