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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 67, 20 February 1885, Page 1

ALEXANDER FERGUSON, IRONMONGER, THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NORTH. i - BUILDERS* IRONMONGERY, 0 i^^««=» SETTLERS' \ REQUISITES,^ Weft gIT See Advertisement After Reading matter.

THOMAS HALL, Tut; SQUARE,; Palmekston Nouth, Family Gr v o c e r , Tea, Flouf, jGJroqfceyy, IEONMONG^B", &cf, and'GENERAL STOREKEEPER. : ■ Orders Promptly attended to. } ../.„ „, THOMAS HAIiL. The Square, Pahnerhton North. New Cooperage Qorner of Main and Domain-streets, . Palmerston North. - ;- THE Undersigned l»egs respect— ■ '-' frilly 'to inform the inhabitants of Palmerston, and surroundmg districts that lie has oj^ened as above* and would solicit a share of public support/ • ' ' ; - : • ' i >■- i •■ ■ -■ ■ ■ . BUTTER KEGS Qf ..first-class quality and latest make , .. : i :•; ••■ i __^ ■-• ■• ■ Tallow. Casks, Cheese \ r ats, ; . ; : . ■/ Clinriis, 4c, Manufaothrerl on the shbr test notice. A trial solicited. Workmanship *■•■•• guaranteed. C; GAUSTAD, : Baxter's ANTI-NEURALGiC OB . • MAGIC- PIE.X<S. A : CFRTAIN and immediate care for J\. Tie-PploureiiiSj, Neuralgia, Tooth* acho. Pains m the Head and Face, Goul, Sciatica, lumbago, &o. EXTRACTS PUOM TESTIMONIALS. The Rer. J. S. Withington, President of t eUuit* d Methodist Free thurih.writns— I have, recouimendud the Anti-Nenralj,'ic Pills to' several - sufferers from Ticj-Dol. oaroux. Toothache, ice, In aUcases'lhey have afforded relief, aud iri sonic cases the euro has been: immediate. . • The Rev. U. Chew, Free Church Minister of Newcast'.e-ou-Tyue, writes— ,A new Connectiou MinUttr, a rricud of miiie, suffered severely from Tic-Do'oureus," for >otue time. lie took one or two of your Anti.-,Neural»ic Pills, aud n.xt moiuing he was quite well. I The'Kev. A. Gilbert, of London, writes— My daughter l.as taken a few of yoar Pills ami is already quite* free from ihc pain she has becu so long toiaieuted with. I shall gladly aid their extended sale. Tbeltev. E. Watmi>uih,of Kipley, writes —My dauch ,er, >vi,o suffered) very severely, was relieved m less than half-a^hour by your Pills. The l?ev. J. Battow, Carlisle, writes—;" Twc of your- Pills afforded' me relief, , Mr W. M.' Wat-on, Whitworlh JRoad, Rochdale, writes— A la-Iy who has been for a! great length i<f time almost a martyr to T^ic, was adyjsed. to try jour Pills. The first box cured bey. This is more than twelve months since, and if ever sh<: is threatened with. a.xeturn one or two Pills will make her right a^ain. Other friends of hers have tried them, with the like r- suits. Her name is Mrs C — — n. Sbe is highly resfeeu<bl<», and resides at the Promenade, Peuhdaie. Th£ Uev.j G, ltee*e^, Auckland House{ Ventuof, l>le of Wright, writes — Several j persons here , have derived, very great benefit from ttiein. ' The R v VV, Trtvail, Hedditcb, writes — They Lave been beneficial iv many cases here. The Key G R Rawson, of Wiusfor.l, Cheshire, writ s — Mrs lia son, as well as my son and daughter, have derived great bene« fit from them ; vt-ry Bf-vi<ro suffering having been relietffcd oy their use, I can hem-tily * recommend them •to all who suffer from Ncurulgic affections. Mr Kd ward. Dipuum, Commission Agent, Frodsham, (Jheehire, writes — A young man named Janas Hough had been nearly m .d fora fqrtuigbl with Tic, and was completely 'cured with one dosß of ih"6 Pills. . LSaxtet'rt Anti-NeiUhlH' 1 ' I ' llls are sold by ; all Chemists and Storekeeper*, iv boxa Is l^ii, aud 2s Ud each. WftOLKSALE AGENTS — ' • J . B A XTJi! X, • Chemist, Victoria-stteet, Cbrisieburcbi. Messrs P. H:i\ mau ftud Co. ; Sansbury X.l isdon.&'.Co. ; .Feltoni Grimwade & .(.-••, aud the New Zealand Drug Com|iauy. Post free from ,V. Baiter for 19 oir 43 postage aiamoa = ; • >'• ■ ■ ■ '■■ ■•■, ..r ; Agent^ Palme s|;on No. tb.