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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 44, 20 July 1885, Page 4

■:- BA-H*R'S ■ i ftlllNlNE PILIiS,, .. ". ' .... ' FOR THE CU3E OP - ; : Indigestion— Liver Complaints— Wiad m. the Stomach ■ and Bowels— Nervpus Debilit^and the whole train of symptoms induced by Debility and weakness of the Organs of Digestion ; ' •"; ; ' ; ••■■•' ■■■■-' : and ' Secretion.. f ., . ; : ; .- :,'.'■ " "X^-i r" /=-=,* = i "-- ; = r < '-^ SYMPTOMS— Want of Appetite, Nauseaj FlatuVence.'HeWrtbarn, Pain m the region ofjr.he Stomach, a Bepse.of Fulness -and Oppression after Eating, a feeling of. Languor an.i Depression relieved by taking.Pooi, n Purred, Tongae,: Weariness and an TJnwillintrness to cxc cisc Mind or Body, Lowoess of; Spirits, Constiiai ion or Looseness of the B.i.vcls or. sometimes both ; coiiditiuns' alternately, Foetid Breath, Unpleasant Taste, Pyrosis or Water-brash, Voaiiting, Cold Hands and-Feet^Headache; Vertiifo or^DiziihesOj Di[nncsßi)f.Siiiht J "luip.rrfc:t or -Double Vision, Noises m the ears, Palpitation' Irregular Palse, Hoemorrhqibs or Piles, Shooting or Fixed Pains- in the region of the Heart or un-ler the Bh'oald«jr-blade, a sensi'df' Suffocjition, Njßrvoasneas, lrritabilitv'of Temper, Imaginary Vision, &o. .■"- s -.'..•• •''■-,_-. | ' .v-J .;Tlie^mi)sj^'axiprecj^ented.and'.^li7/ihcr^aßing demand for these Pills, and the high t uloVni'ns exoresse-l m their behalf haY far exceeded the most sanguine expectations o the Proprietor, ami he feels more confidence ih;iQ ever in'recornmttndinjf ih«m, A very brief trial* Will provethat U^IiMCRj many of the QoACK • oSTRUMs of the'day, (pretend-in-4 to ooro all disea e*."au(i curing NONK) i Baxter.-* Compound Quinine Pills are of Sterliuu w>r4;h., ;i ; .— -w ; y^' : 'i; : > £>■ 'jv ] .' .'.'.'■'''■'-'. ■.. > : ' Their success is entireiy-attributabie to their TONIC or Strengthening power. They assist Niit'ire to, do what,. through ..w>aknes9 she cannot do unaided; 'They. 'increasethe energy of the Stomach and Appetite, facilitate digestion, thus pfodncing health^ nutrition of tho body, And restoring the patient to pristine HEALTH aud ENERGY. •' Sold m Boxes at 1 6d, and 3s 6d Each. Baxter's Anti-Neip:algm^^^^^^^ F0ii,..,._ .._....,__...,...._..—^- . 'i:..,-. r: — Tic-Doloreux, Neuralgia, Tooth-ache, Pains <m the Head and Face, Gout, Sciatica, and Lumbago. INDISPUTABLE. TESTIMONIALS. . - ;••■■••:• •The Rev J. SWAN^T WITHfNGtON;' Ra'wtenstall, writes— l have recommended yoar Pills to several .sufferers from TIC-DOLOREUX, all of whom I believe have been relieved' by them' In some enses the CURE HASBBS«i iMMBbiATB. The Rev B. CHE W, of Norwich writes— l have use I them with MARVELLOUS' RESULTS. .: • . ' : The Rev E. WATMOUGH, Uipley, writes— My. daughter suSered from Tic very severiely, was 'relieved m „.le*s than half-an-bour by ,ypur Pills. They are a first-rate remedy. '.'.' '"■ ■• .•:...•' ....•- i . ..,■ •, ... .... : ■.-,:■ r . ; --' •;''.- The Rev G R. RAWSON, of Winsfor.l, wr(tes— Mrs Rawson, as- well as my son and daighter, have- derived great .benefit from them. 1 can heartily recommeud them; to all jwho suffer from Neuralgic iiff:ctions, ". ■ ' ■*' .' • . Mr S= >L ! > MON (JIiEGG. 1, Dar ington-street, Lee 's, describes the maeic power of the Pi> : 8 th-ia-fNly wife suffiired from- Tic-Dolonrenx and Nervous TDebility for three ; months, rier.'sttfftiriugs were distressing to all around her. ; /Hearing of the wbnderful. vffdcts of your l Pills upon others, I b marht herift box. Their action was MAGIOAIi 1 The FIHST PiIiKELiEyBD, the THIRD CURED her 1 v ■■-■'■ '■ ;' MrT. X ICtfA: X DSON. Postmaster, Great I Ryburgh, Norfolk, writes— We' have had 'several boxt-s from your London, agents for ourßelves and friends, and we all agree they ' are rkally what they profess to be' ,an almost IJIMEDIATE CUKE FOR TlUr ;rooTH?ACHE'&c.. ■;::;:■ ::^-;'"r : :"'-■:•• ■ ■ ■■• ■■"■ . •' ; . . . : ; . ; :. . ;;; -. I Full and .e.xr, licit directions with valuables prbscbiptions accompany each box. . 1 Sold byaIIQHEMISTS and PATENT MEDICINE VENDORS m boxes is 6d and> 3s 6d eaotf, 'Qc'post free for 19 0r 43 "stamps {by the Proprietor, J..BAXTER, Chemiat tohri3tohui^h.. i />ivt-, ,"■ ■)?:.-] • -■:■■■' ■'• ■;. "--I ■• j -. .. .. , : -' •;• ; >... c ;;■..'. .-V- :•*"■;'■ .'■'••':. : ,'\ ■■■ v-.;r §• Aj^irt fbr Palmeiston ljort^— R> C^m|st. : : :- f U*-l : !: j; i : '' 7t i-?'\*-:k-' : -'- : ..! ■■■'■*■ ■ ■■■■.<■ ■•': I- ,•"• . ' t> -. : ; : : - '-." : Is aii infaliiUle rtfa&Aj Tor":B.^ :: !fci^-.ii^'Jßre«»l^^ > OVd^pntids,. Soies* and Pacers. Jiis &nio^9;fbr '(xnut^md Rheumafisnv. ; rPor Bisorders of the trjundular Sv^iiings^^nd »li .S.kin^Jj>ise>ises ifcj. hn« no. eqital ; for "contracted ' y '"- -- ; and Wtf joints it acts like a churni. - : . j " Mariu^facttfr^d only at; Thomas JSolloway's Establish in ei\t; . 78, Nev^ OXFORD STREET (Ikte 533, <)XFORp^STR.EEtj, LONDON, i . iiind r ßold^^ T^endpr^ througli out the World. - •;. 'Purchasers shordd to if ve Label on the Pots <md ] 'B6xeß:- i!^'th6-<xddre^B : ' i ismtM§yOx¥otdjsfreet.fy •;. ':"■': ' 'V- k "^i" \~.Pf-” .■"•"•''-■ ' i ";-. ■ '■ :■''■'■■ ■•••■■■ -■■■:■■-■- . ■•■•' '• 1 v.V .•' ■' V l .' . :■" ■ >■■•' : . ■ ;. •-■■ : ,:'' •;■'. '.; ".■ '

GREAT CHtEAP S^iiE . \ .:■:■ ■■■• ■■ ■■ OF ;. ■-.■*■•*<* ■ ■ ■'■ Seasonable Boots and Shoes AT THE ■' Old-Established Corner Boot Shop— The iUiidqniable good quality of 'tlie;Bopts /| alnd'-^tfeVair tbfe? Corner Boot Shop is a, f actfemiliaras household words to nearly ev,ery family for miles arojuiS Wanganui. : . : !*' And they.must be tamed inijo ready.inpney, j.; ?/'l cf or tnei£ is no at/ *? ' " Dilly-dallying where necessity Drives." To keep your Feet warm and dry, i Ainswobth'S Watertight -Boots you try ;.;;'{■.. : Ttiey are "not 'tbe sort that break and givei Vi y\ \ And let m water like a sieve : i! JU '" 1 But firm and strong to stand tbe weather, Made from souud— not rotten— leaai»; <V r\C Price Fifteen ShiUiuga a pair ;.,;.<. X. JX\J - ' 'Ti3 soinethitig wonderful how they wear— i Tliey never cither -rip orstear, > .. ■< ■ -J- » ■■£ r , But carry you safe through every wherel f L fi \ v ?Jj ; AIN.SWOBTH?S-?f. : ..'.--ya Corner Boot Shop, Wangauuii J Everybody Know£ Is\ CLAIRVILLE OEO^SE. Under Entirely New ]V|!anage^ ment- • ; ; " Re-openkig of Clairville Temperance Hotel and .Jfr.wU.ii \ Boarding House, corner of JDenbigh and 1 'Gamden streets, Feildihg. " J : O«N 'GOULD' begs respectfully to inform Travellers, Visitors, Commercial Travellers, and the publip of (Feildihg /and : the surroundingdistricts that hehas'commeaced business m the above House. He has now made it replete with every con-' venience, including Private Sitting, Rooms,- Bath Rooom; &o. > J ;G-. hopes by studious attention to the wants and comfort of his patrons to merit a continuance of their favors, and a fairshare of the support the general public. -Inspection Invited. ... „•.- First-olass Table girarunteed. Private Boarders will find, all comfc)rts of a Home. ; Note the address : " ; GLAIRVILLE; HOUSE, -- Corner Denbigh jand Camden-atreets,; Feilding. GfiITEHION HOTEL, ' JNiXONiSTREIiTy .WANGA^IUI. ; Established," 1867; ' ' ' HUGH^ORROW-Proprietor. The above hotel is' close to the Railway Btatiqu, , a,»4 'offers unusdal coiufortß^to Travellers.' ' Within v few minutes' walk of the Post Office and the business part of the town. . None b lit- tlie Best Brands of Spi rits ' kept. ■ ■;._■;: .'..; V j Good Bud ' ouniuaodious stable? . atfcphed (q Hotel,