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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 69, 23 February 1885, Page 1

ALEXAMDER FERGUSON, IRONMONGER, THE SQTTAEEJ PALMEESTON NOETB.. : , -93^. '" BUIL P ER S' IRONMONGERY, "lE& g^*See Advertisement After Reading Matter.

THOiVIAS HALL, Thk SQUARE, Palmekston North, Fd iii iI y »roc er, " Tea, Flour, Crockery, IEONMONGEE, &c, and GENERAL STOREKEEPER. Orders iPr&nptlij Mended to. THOMAS jIALL, The Square, Pal tueretom North. \ New GJooperage Corner of Main and Domain-streets, .'} Pahnerstoh.North.v >■<:.}/ rTIHE Undersigned begs respect— X. . : fttlly to inform- the inhabitants of Pal merston and .surrounding disirict^tftdtTie'h.'fe opened as%bove, and would sblfcrt; a share of public support ■'■•-■■"■ -■-•'•■■■ • ; y 5> BuTTER K!EG^ ! Of ffrst-class'quaiity and latest majce :.-■■.■ ' i ■:. ■-:.■.■'■ ■('..-.-. jt . Tallow Casks, Cheese- ITatSi iiiiim i hi i wminw if HBiwwTiTrH "il Trt i*' Hanufactured on .the shortest noticp. A irial solicited. Workmanship „. if ■! : guaranteed. „,..., . ....,.,.'. CvGAUSTAD. Baxter's AJm-NEURALGIG OE »'.'" A " CFRTAIN and. immediate care .'.'fir j\. Ti'c-Dcilbnreu'*, Neuralgia, Toothache, Fains m- the Head und Face,. Gout, Sciatica, Lumbago, &c. ; , ■ EXTHACTS :F>:OM 'TKSTIMO'inALS.; , The Ret.. J. S f . Withingtou, President of t':e Uu^ti d Methodist Free tbur. h, writes— I have recommcndi'd the 'Anti-Nenrajgic fills to several- Buiferers from Tie-Dul. (lureux, V.'ooihacho, &c, *lv all oasts they have afforded relief, and iv some canes the cure has been"' immediate! ]" The Rev! B. Chew, Free (.'hurbh Minister 'of Nevvcast'.e-ou-Tyiie, :] writes i -^— A SeSv Councction Miuiiter, a fneud of inline, suffered severely from Tic-Doloureux^! for sometime. He took one. or two of j;onr AntisNeuralgic Pills, and next morning be was quite well. . - . ..>»-.. The Key. A. Gilbert, of London, writes— My dauKhttr lias taken a few < f your Pills and is already quite free from the pain*he lias bfeii so ibug loini^nt'ed with.' "I fiha'll gladly aid their exienddd sale. The Key. E. Watmufrtb^o); Riploy, writes My daunh cr, w--.o suffered very severely, was relieved m: less., thau half-an-hour by your Pills. . • i The Rcy. J. Bat.tow, Carlisle, writes— Twc of your Pills sfforded me relicf _ Mr. W., M. Wat-on, Wbitwortb . Koad^ Rochdale, writes— A iaily whotia^ be6n tor 'h great length' 'of time almost a njartyrjto ■Tic, was advised to. try 3Oiir Pillsi iThe fir^t box cured her..; This, is more than twelve months since, and if ever sb". is threaiened with a return one or twb Pills will m.ike her right a<:aii>. Otber friends of hers have tried them, with the like r suits. Her nape is MrsC n. Slio is highly resf ecia'bl'*, and resides at the Promenade, Peehdalc. The Uey.. G.. Reeve, Auckland Hou3e, Ventnor, 1 Isle of Wright, -writea— Several persons here have derived very great heiepfc fijom:t/ietu/ , \[ ','. v; The R* v VV, truvhil, Re'ddiich, writes — They have , been , beneficial iv many cases here. ' ' ■••■'■ ' ; • ■ ; The Rev G R Rawson, of Winsford, Cheshire, writ s — Mrs Li a son, as well as my son aud daughter, have derived great bene« fit from them : ; very severe suffering having been relieved by their use., I can heartily recommend them to all who suffer from Neuralgic affections. . s jtfr Edward Diennm, Commission Agent, Frodsham, Cheahire, writes — A young inau uamed James Hough had been nearly mad for a fortnight with Tic, and was completely cured with one dose of the Pills. Baxtei's Anti- Neuralgic Pills are sold by •'all Gheniisls aud Storekeepers, m ; boxed Is I^l, ami 2s 9d each. — .— ..— WIIOLKSALE AGENTS— J. BAXTER, Cheoiiat, Yictoria'Btreefc, Chrisichurch. , .-, , s Messrs P. Haymau and Co. : ; Sjtnsbnry -EUiadon & Co 1 . ; Felton, Grim'wade k C' 1 , and the New Zealand Drug Conipauy. , Post f,ree from J. Baxter for 19 or i 3 poS' j. tage stamps . , .*",•'". „ ie- : .' ••-■:••. R.iL,E A- &X,C -../.' : ; Pftl»est6t» JFortb.