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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 257, 26 September 1884, Page 3

MADAME MAKIE CAKANDJNI. One of tbe.mo-ft popular Musical Artistes m the Australasian Colonies, writes hs follows : — ■Wolliagton. New Zealand, February 23rd, 1884. To the Publishers the Weekly Press, \ Ghristchurch. Dear Sirs,— 1 have pleasure m informiijg you thnt I have usod St. Jacob's Oil, and find much relief m ca«cß of rheumatism, and, indeed, all neuralgic pains. I am, dear sire, Yours truly, Mabie Oabandini. HOW A USELESS ARM WAS RESTORED Iff TEN MINUTES, , Or the Experiences of EDWARD L. GREEN, Esq., Government Sheriff at Auckland, Now Zealand. "Auckland, New Zealand, 3 August 16th, 1883. "Messrs Publishers Otago Daily Times. " Deav Sirs, —^l huv* gnnit pleasure m statiug 1 1 had occasion to use St. Jacob's Oil for an old injury I received to my shoulder m June, 1882, and from that date until July 10th last I could not use my arm, and found great difficulty m writing. I applied to medical men and used all so»ts of liniments, l>ut -without any benefit ; ,but I had not used St. Jacob's Oil more than ten minutes bel<>re I felt. the beneficial effect, and I can work with my saw- or spade us well as cvev I did, and can strongly recommend this OH to anyone suffering from muscular, ailments. You can wake what use you pleuse of this letter for the benefit of others. 11 1 remain, dear Sirs, yours, &c, *' Edwaud L. Gbebn, " Sheritf." ST. JACOB'S OIL relieves and cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache, Toothache, Backache, Sore Throat, Quinsy, Swellings, Soreness, Chafings, Eruptions, lullammutious, Chapped Hands, Corns, Bunions, Frosted Feet and Ears, and all bodily pains for which an external remedy may l»e apjJied. Sold by -druggists and chemists.: Price m New Zealand, Three Shillings a Bottle, Directions iv eleven languages accoffl|>any i 'e'ach bottle. ' '! Wholesale Depot for" iWelliugton, New Zealand i . MESSRS "W. & G. TURNBUIiL, Custom House Qiny. "" ALL SAINTS' CHUPtCH. IN order to render the Choir more efficient it has been proposed to offer a giatuity to each l»oy of £2 10s j»or annum fur the services of 12 boy choristers. . Those who are willing to offer themselves as candidates for the above I Choir are requested to meet at the Church on Monday evening next, at j 7 o'clock. . H. E. COPINGER. Iniportant to Dress* '-*' w **. makers. iTj ANTED— twa Assistant Dress- ♦ V makers, alno Four A])prenlices to the Dressmaking. Apply immediately to Miss Webbe, McDowell Broß.' Dressmaking Rooms, Cash Warehouse. (&ROCERX Tea, Crockery, Ironmongery, Flour, and General Storekeeper, The Square, Palmerston North. THOMAS HALL T>EGS to call attention to a few of _|3 bis prices :— Currants, 6£d ft; white Sugar, per bag 40lbs, 13/6, 4.1 ft ; Fine Salt, per bag 112lbs, 6/6, Id Yk; Best Oatmeal, per fog, 25lba, 4/G, 2|d ft ; Best Flour, per bag 50lbs, 6fe; Virginia Tobacco, 5/6, 3d a stick ; Bush Axes, 'Sbarpes', 6/- ; Long-handled Shovels, 5/- ; Nails, all sizes, 3d ft. Thomas Ilall, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, The Square, Palmerston North. Photography. PORI"EAIT^^P^ GIFTS. SIiILER'S Portrait Gallery, Main-street, Palmerston North., WHII4E thanking the public for past patronage, G. W* S. begs to notify bis intention of continuing ior ONE MONTH longer to present customers ordering one doz, or more Photos with a full-size Cabinet Picture. Carte-De-Visit c, 15/- per dozen, and 7/6 per half dozen. Cabinets, 25/- per dozen and 15/- per half dozen. The undersigned deshes to notify that he has taken the studio of Mr Fowleß,of Manchester-street, FEILDING, and intends visiting that town on Wednesday m each week.; . Photographs can be enamelled at a small extru cost. The process which has become so popular of late, adds greatly to the appearance of the photo. Address— PHOTOGRAPHER MAIN-STREET. TO FARMERS. h Seed Oats, Seed Oats. i rp.HE undersigned have to arrive— 1000 Sacks Danish, Sparrow-bill, and Tartarian Seed Oats. Also, 5000 Sacks Tale and Seed Potatoes, for .sale Cheap. f WALKER & HATRICK, WANaANUI.