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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 128, 25 April 1884, Page 4

Baxters. t , !; AVri-FEUKALGIC Oli MAGrIC PILLS. \. .CKRTATN and imtnediate cure for Tick " Di-lo'.irenx, /Toothache, Pains in'tl'ifl'TTcad aikr Fabe,' Gb'ut, Sciatica, Lunibasj'-j &c. EXTHACTS FROVT TESTIMONIALS. The Rev. J. S Withnigfon. President of t ! :e.Unt<d Mf-Uiorlist Fi\-e J L'hur h; writns — I liaye recomm9rided the Ahti-Nenra'gic Pills to seve.ji! Sufferers fr6m Tib-D >loureux, Toothnche, &c. In -''-all ofrseß they have afforded relief, utiil ia'-some caflea the cure . has'bepn immediate.' r. ■• . : . .. , ; „. . the Rev. B. Chew, Freo> Church Minister of Newcastle-on-Tytie,. writesr— A. new <3onncetion Minister, a friend of, ; mine, suffered severely from Tic-Do'onrcnx, for some time. He took one or two of ybui* . Pills, and n xt morniughd was quite well. The Key. A. Gilbortj of London, writes — My daughter has taken a few of yonr -Pills'- ■' and is alroady quitw free from the pain she has bnea so loug tormented: with. I shall gladly aid their expend d sale. . I The Key. E. Watmogth, of ftiple-j-, writes^' '" My daui-'hter, -w-io .suffered; yery' saverelv*, ■was relieved m less thah'.haif-an>'hour b,y. „- your Pi'ls. ' • The Hey. J. Bi*-tow, J Carlisle, writes— Two,, . tit your Pills afforded me reliei- : Mr.W. M. vvatson, Whitwoiith Roacj,' Kochd'ale, Writes— A la-^y who ha^ibeen *for a. ; great length of time almost a mJujtyr.to.Tic,;: was advised ta. try your Pills. Thejfir.^ bos . cured her. This is more tha,n twelve motiths since, and if ever sh's; 'is t'nreatehed with a return one or two Pills 'will make her -riphfc'- •' again. ' Other -Irifucls of hers have, tried, (bum, with the like r- salts. . Her name is ,*v{| S (j — _,), , She IB hig'yiy'res-.-eeinule, and resides a f the P omehadb.'Pflchilale. The Hey. G Re«ve, Auckland House, Isle of "Wrightj writes— Several persons hero have, derived very great benefib from them. " ' ' ! ' '■ . . • ; The R-v W Trevail, Redditc^, writei— : " They,' have Beeii; m mariy oases 'h ; pre. ■-•■ '"■"■ ' 1; - • "-- - : ' ■-•' - : " The- Rev ft R Rawson, of Winsford, Ches- . Hire, writ, r — Mrs Hanson, as well as my -son and daughter., have, djerived great - from them ; very snv~ere*lsu9ering havinpr been relieved by their use, I can heartily recommend .them to all who suffer from ' Keuralpic-affectiotos.- '■. • \ v . Mr Bdward Dijjnum, Commission Agent, Frodsham, Cheshire, writes— A ! young maa named James Hough had been ; nearJt m.ad., *f of si -'fortiright with^Ec^aifflrfSyas completely' cured with one dose of the Pills. ' '." ' ' ' Baxter's! Anti-Neuralgic Pills are sold by all Chemists and Storekeepers, m a,oxes , ; ' : ■ ••■ Is; Hd, aU6V-36 9d Bach. WHOLKSAI-.q AGENTfr— i J BA'XTKIi, Cheniiat, Victoria-street, Christchurcb. ' ■•• ■ ■'■-.■ Messrn P Hayman and Co ; Sansbury Ellisdon & Co ; Felton, Grimwade & Co, and the New Zealaud Drug Company. Post free from .t Baxter for 19 or 43 postage stamps. ; { .- a , . . : - L KLBARY, • '^ . - CHEMIS-l-,-^ I / ..'. . ; Agen>, Palme, ston Dforth. SANDER' & SONS 1 Eucalyptus Extract (EtTCAITTPTOXi.) , Professor ' Dr. M osier, Director of. theMedical Clinic of the University of Greifsvald, Germany ; Professor Dr. Pitzer, Dear of the Aineritan Medical College at St. Louis', .'.ml others, state :— - --sander and sons' ' Eucalyptus 3Bxtract (EUCALYPTOL) : , ' ; Destroys Low Life ■■ Prevents Decomposition' of the Blood Prevents Contagion ' ' f checks liirlammation , Oures Rheumatism „ ... i; :Cures Neuralgia and \ Erysipelas , ! Oures Colds and Inflammation of ; ,the ; Bronchial }Tubes ; : ; i ■■■ Cures Croup and Diphtheria . C-ures Diarrhoaa and Dysentery Cures Diseases of the Sidneys and Urinary Organs ; Cures' all Wounds, Sprains, Bruises • etC : .. : ...- ' ;.-:•■: It surpasses m. the cure of the above ailments all other preparations,- of which -n'Oneliossess thu coinbined properties ot checking 'inflau'imatopy action u.M\ 'destroying low life. . CAUTION, : SANDER AND SONS' EUCALYPTI :. . EXTRACT .(Jiuc^ALYrTOL.) ' (St. Louis Clinical Record, Jan., 1882).—" Hazard, M.D; v ;l^#"- of iPathpJpgy, and Di.seasc's of the IJ Mincl, 'states :— We have examined half a dozen specimens of Eucalypti Extract. Sander's prepatation was -thei only one which corresponds to scientific tests. ■ •, : ' '■ ■ Our preparation is the only existing volatile extract free qt all resinous particles. All other preparations of the jEucatyytus, no matter where 'maiiufaytured, 1 are crude, resi-' nous oils, irritatiiig ami blisjevirig, rather ; causing inflammation than staying it, and of.. [ wial ilangcrjif erroneously applied m throat ' diseases, etc. * ' • ■ ■ KTo Bottle Genuine except ithose with libels' bciirihg- ; our Sifix atprk and,- Teams Mark,' and secured ontsule with pink . ..wrapper aiul green band; the latter bearing jui- location and" signature. ... .' 3ar])ivections ; for 'use with; each' bottle; "SANDER AND SONS., ; ' ,'.'.'" "' ''"Sandhurst, Victoria^ GRATEFUL...COMFORTING. • [■ ' - : -EPPS^-pobGA;"'' 1 -. ■■'■ BREAKFAST. " By a thorough knowledge of the nnta>al laws wbicli govern the operas: •ions ot digestion an^ nutrition, nnd bya careful appli'-ation of the fine ;properties of well.-se ecu''d cocoa,- M» pps has ; rov'iled our breakfast tnb'es wiih a dflieately flitvoun d tnverage which may sav6 us ; m'anj^ftvV doctors' bMls.;. It is "the ju.diciou-j use of Buch articles of diet that a ''constitution may bgradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to. disease. Eliindreds of sub'le maladies are floating around us ready to attauk wheieever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves weii fortified with pure biood ami a properly nourished frame." — See article iv the Civil Service Gazette. Made simply wth hoi an g; water or mi k. Sold only m- packets, labelled : — JAMES EPPS AND CO., HOMCEOPATHIO CHEMISTS, ; ,LO>DON. ! -'! i. ,; : : . ■ ... .; . Also—fiPPS'S;, CHOCOLATE ES- • SMCE, fit Afternoon V me.