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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 120, 16 April 1884, Page 4

'■-.ii THE TEETH- \--.'\ t 'PAINLESS DENTISTRY,^ , ;'Tlic L gest. apd Most Gpmple c Dent 1 Fl m m Austxlii. MOST V, r pnilerful Impro,vements m (h-; Manufacture ° of : AIttfFICUL ._..- .., TEETtt. „. _- . | '; Cheaper tha.x Ever. mt. ij. siafciiAiß Member.-of the K'>yal College of Sureeoqa, England ; 'licentiate of Dental Surgery, Ireland ; fully dif.lomed; The; well-known Spccwlist on the Teeth j ; '","..' and Mouth, . ..7 N From Gollins-stv Melbourne, and Botany-sti, -Sydney, . _ Beors to inform the inhabitants of Palrnppston.. North and District that. .he : wi;lj| ajviye m Palmerston Korlh on .■the' 23rd April, where he^wijl tal<e,p.n m tlie - ( Alain street, an(3 'may be 'cojißu|"tei..till. the 20th April onl)'. ' • . His success m the most difficult "cases where others have failed may be npted. m the .leading riewsp'aptry'in' the Australian oolOnieStoO] Undertakes, the cure of Hare-lips, Cleft -Pulatesj and ull diseases of the mbath-- ' .' DR. 1 SIN OLA IB, ■■» Beinp accempauied by TWO J'IBST.CLASS VI ECH AJJIO AL ASSISTANTS, will makei; 'artificial teeth. on the spoljj-jind^by fitting and trying them m before finishing, precludes al chances of misfit. „ „ , I>R. bINCLAIB, Having jus^ returned. from England and, America, hasbiougliL such .magnificent appH- ' apce?, that wf v l onahle him tbmftte Artifi:cial Teeth on Gold, Celluloid, Vulcanite, Platina, t 'Centennial,. <fee, aK' made m and superior to any made m ti.e Colonies. : ._. ; DE.^vgLAIR „_ „ r 'Is Bo.confident of giving satisfaction, that be will accjopt no remuneration unless aPe'ifcct' Fifbd 'obtained. ! ; ■■■>'- ' ■ ■'• BR. ; ferNOtATiR • ='■•■- --yMnkes his Artificiar Teeth at sutsh a mttde-" . rate price as to defy compettion ..; j " ■"dr/sincla.ll^ Ifaving administered the gasKibo over 15,000 withuut a single uccidentj caa guarantee it to bie perfectly safe I ' ;-.;>DB.ier-Nd[iAitt ;: ■■■■. : ; Has invented the Ilsthsematb^esio fluid for the painless extraction of. teeth , !; pR.,siN(JLAIII'S Arti6c:at P*alates do not injure the mouth J but preserve it -*■ " - '■ ) -' j ' ) Dii: : st^6iiAiß'" n Has invented tbe ' Acoustic, Palate,' which materially improves the voice, rendering it purer and more distinct; specially aiapted for ;:at}tfJrPi:iactr,e&be8 I; . speakers, aud to all those to whom" a clear, distinct voice is necessary. Dr Sinclair has innumerable testimonials from ac;ors, gentlemen, and •medical men, as to the wonderful improvement the Acoustic Palate makes lo the vqice. : • DR. SINOLMR Combines his Acoustic Palate with his 'Artificial Teeth i . AR SINCLAIR , Oan extract teeth and- replace them with artificial at seven hoard* notice ' - ; DR. SINCLAIR Does rot.keep patients waiting, bat -attends tb them at once, makng. their artificial teeth at seven hours notice. > • : - -., 2 ; CONisULtATION 1 FREE^ I Patients requiring Artificial Teeth and •Oold Stopping?, m order to secure attendance, should call on the first day of the . vlisir, as Dr Sinclair is com;elled to refuse a number ot orders on account of patients' delay. • Testimonials from the leading men m America and Australia may be inspected. , Inspection of most magnificent appliances —the first m Australia — is invited. ,?;-; YE. P. HODGSON, J A'geuC

Baxter's .L' AJNTL»EURAiL(3'IG---OR'-MAGIC FILLS. , V : 'dfeiitATN andSmmecliate enre for'Tlon r\ Doloureux, Neuralgia, Toothache; Pains m the Head and Face, Gour, Sciatica, Lumbago, &c. • .- ; .. „ ,-•:•.(•/• ' EXTRACTS FIIOM TESTIMONIALS. The Rer. J. S. Withington, President of the United Methodist Free Uhur. b, writß9 — I have recommended the JV,nti-NenraJgic t*il Is to several sufferers from Tic-Daloareux, ?.'SsHsft'cTre,"*c. 1b all cases -tiey- have afforded relief, and m some cases the enre has been immediate. ! 'the Eev. B, Chew, Free Church Minister of^Newcastle-on-Tyne, writes— A new Goniiection Minister; a friend of mi'ue, suffered severely from Tic-Do'oureux, for some time. He took one or two o( your AntioNeuralgic Pills, and n xt morning be was quite well. j The Key. A. Gilbert,, of Londou, writes— My daughter has taken a few cf yonr Pills an-1 is already quite free from the pain she has been so long tormented with. I shall gladly aid their rxtend d sale. The Rev, E. Walmogth. ol" Hipley, wrtyes— y My daunh cr, : vv-'o suffered very seveVdyj" was relieved m less than ha]f-an»-l»our? b£ you* 1 Piile. ': •>.: ! Ttie.ftfiwJ. lt'i» tow, .Cnrijslo, writes— Two of jour Pills hfforded me relief, ' ' I Mr W. M,;-. Watson, Whitworth Road, [Rochdale, writes — A larfy who has been for a Jgreat length of time almost a martyr to Tic, Hvas advised to try rour Pills. The first box cured, her. , t Thie vis more than twelve mouths, jsfnee, and if ever «hV is threatened with a return one or, two Pills will make her right !again. Other frit-nds of htrs have tried them, with the like r. salts.. Her .name is 'Mis U— — n. Sue iB highly respectable, and resides al. the P- omenade, Feehdale. : . j t ■ , The Key. G Reu»e, Auckland House, ■Veiitrior, Me of Wright, writes— Several persons llere have derived very great benefit jfroin'them." , ■ i ■■'■■ I The Xv W Trevail, Redditch, writes— 'They have been beneficial m many oases ihere. ! The Rev G R Rawson," of Winsford, Cheshire, writ-e — Mr^, lia^sou, as well as my son and daughter, have derived great benefit 'from them ; very severe suffering having ibeen relieved by their use, I can heartily recommend tberu to all who suffer from Neuralgic affections. ... ! • Mr EdwurH Dignum; Commission ''Agent, :Frodsham, Cheshire, writes — A young man Innmed Jamts Hough had been nearly mad for a fortnight with/Ticy and' vyas completely ■cured with one dose of the Pills. (Baxter's AntioNeuralgic J.|i}ls are sold by all ! Chemists and Storekeepers, m boxes Is l^d, aud 2s 9d each. WHOLESALE AGKNTS— J BAXTEU, Chamist, Victona-slreet, Christcburcii. ■'"■...■ Messru P Haymni! and Co ; Sansbury Ellis-, don & Co ; Fekon, Grimwade k Co, and - :■■■ tlie JS'ow Zealand Drug Company. .t • , Post free from J Baxter for 19 0r.43 postage s.ainpd. E. LEA KY, ; CIIKMIST, Agen', Pulnic stun North. JSOTIUE HORSES or'cattlc' trespassing m tlie Standaud paddocks (Donelly's) will l>e impounded, the present lessee's tenure not yet having expired