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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 45, 21 July 1885, Page 4

j '" As . J'&R^HE CUBE: OF v ; - >. If' «-•■•*.- ■..>..•■.- Indigestion '^md m %M 'StcSnaich aSid Bowels^ iTeirVtfds jDebility — aitii |n&^iiole - train jof induced by Debility and weakness of ihe ; Organs! (^pf^stfpit '. : ;' : '" : '*. ~ " Secrfetiony •;,:.>.,.':.; I.^'y^",. '' : ' '"'■'. SY \i P TOMS— Want of Appetite; Xausea, Ffetulence, Heartburxi ; ;Pain m the region ofitbn Stomach, a sense of JF.alncss. aiid ' Oppression after Earing, a feeling of Languor an i egression relieveil by taking Food,. a Purred Tong'ae;;)Veariiae^ and an ness toexerci>e Mind or Body, ; Lowness,of v Spirits, Cbnstif.aiibtj or LocseHess pf-|he ■! ,:Bo.»vi U or sometimes both conditions' "alteroatelyj Foetid Breath, jju pleasant. Taste,, Py rosis^of Watcr-brpsh, Vomiting, Cold Hasds;and Feet;, Heailacbe, Vertj-o or t)izaii»es»,' piiunessof: Si«bt," linpi-ife it or Double Vs<fo#i Noikeiß m the cars. Palpitation, lneßular' Pu'se, llceiaorrh.nbs or Piles, : Shootinsr^^^ed^ Pains m the region jiftbe Heart or under, tiie dho.tlder-bladfi, a sensj of ;MsucVtiov!Ner7O,naDeßs, Irritability qf Temper," imaginary Vision, &o. '•' ■'>'■• ■■" -«"--^^ ; -^ * " '-" •..-,-- •.. . . The n'most unprecedented and daily increasing .•demand for these Pills, and the high eiiloKiumsexnress.eil iv their. be half hai far exceeded the most sanguine 1 eipectaitdns b the Proprietor, and he feels more coufi.ience thau -erer m recommßndin^ them, A very bri^f trial will piove tha,t UNLI.KHS many of thdQ'aAOK :• osiauMs of thc-day; r ( pretendinjj to cure all diseaes aad-caring NONK) -Baxtbb's Oompouud Quinine Pills are of Sterling w >rth. ' ; ; ; ;^ :: - ■"-•• ■■■"' ..- ■■■■'. \ ■•.., .■•,;,... „. . . : Their success is eritirely attributable to their TONid or Strengtheninn PQAer They assist Nat ire to do w^at,- through weakness sh'ei cannot do unaided. They i crease the , energy of the Stomncb'and' : Appetite r facilitate- digestion, thus producing bealthi!' nu^ritiOQ of the bo'ly j: ah"d i-Ostpiririg the^patienfethr pristine HEAI/rH.and ENEUGY^ , .^old jin ?r Boxes Jd^and 3s 6d^EacL ' r^ Baxters : -''.;-' -- ; ■'--■'. ■ '-■ ■•■■'■.'*.* -"■'' f^- -■:■ ■■';,■"■■■••.■ '■ ■■ - Tic-DoloreuXi Neuralgia, tootii-aciie, Paias m; the Head and . : Facej -Goutj Sciatica,- and Lumbagd. ; . INDISPUi^ABjJB_finStIMON^^^ ', / ' ' : The- Rcv : jfS WAN'Nf ' WlT H [NGTONr ßawtenstAli", writp.s^-1 hit vKrecopimcnded yoar . ■ Pij'ls to seve'fil^ sufferers from TICrJDOLORRDX^ all of whfifn'T believe have i been relieved by ■fhem: ? - Tn some cVne'9 tbe ? tsijiUs has*bbb\* TMiiEDiATfe.f'' :K •"-" =• ■ ••■'-, The R"^v U, GHEW, of Norwich, writes— l have use ! them! wftn>sl : AߥfiLLOH3 nissfjrirs.v >>. :^.x_ , < : , ..■-..■; rw -n-^-.- ■: .;■ -'-: ! L '- *r-.- - WATMOUGH, Kipley, wriresf-My daughter. suffere.^ .{rovirXfo&ery,, severely, was relieved m .leis than, half-un-hour by your Pills. --They ,are,-ft..|ixß^r.ate ; .remedy^ f -• ' - ; - '■''■''■ ■'•'-'• i - : -'- '" . <■% .. ; :;;.. /..-„;,■•,- -.-•,,•..; „ .■..-. *r. t .-,-!J-.;.".;-'. 'The Rev G. R. RAWSON, of Winsford, writes— Mrs -'Ramon, as \ye|l as my sonniid .da ifthler, have dKriy.eclgrcitlieuefit.frum them.: "1- caiyheartiiyrecommeiidtbem^toftH who suffer from Nenmljic affivjcliohs, : '" ' " i ■ '".'■ . . ■"'' :Mr S>L )MON (JLEGG, I, Dar ington-dtreet, Lee 's, describes" the' rriagic" poWer of the Pills thus — My wife^auffi-red from Tic-Dolbureux ''and NertoWs pebi|ityj'for-tliree mbnths. Her suff{jrin»B were distressing to all \ aroun 1 her. Hearing of tbe.wouderfut effe cla of tyour Pilljj lixMa others, ['bm^ht .her a iboxv ; Their action. was-MAGIOAI/1 .The FIRST Pilt RELt-EVED, the til IE D CURED herl r i : .1; - ••: -- ': ■■ . : .^ MrT. KICHARDSON. Postmaster, Groat Ryjburgb, Norfolk,- writes— We hare had several boxes frurayour'Lnudon agent*, for ourselvfs and friends, and we .all agree they, are iik ally vvhat they profess to be, an alniosilM^EblATE CUKE FOR TIO, toothache ;^c, . _.. _...;. , „ I] .■."':;',- ;., ;. ; -.-'/. ; :|v' ■ .■;..-,., ! Full atfd ex j,licit directions with y aluablb prjiESCRiPTioNS accompany, each box. „ Sold by aIieHEMLSTS. and PATENT 'ißpt^lN^.yANj^O^'AnJ^WL'Qiliipd 3s Cd each. Or post free for 19 or 43 samps by the Propriefpr, J .. B AXTE R, Cheoiiat Chridtehurch.-; . .■».-.': i . ' . . .-"• '■ Agent for Palmeisrton^ North^ / • :, : : : ■■ ; '- •'' ' : ;,,;: -cußfe v F(gfeE^-ixi : : - : '"?:-...'^ , : Is an infallilile r§me(iy. for Bad'Jje^^afi Breasts, Old- Wounds, Soies, and • TJlcerrt.; It is fatuous for Gout and Rheiitnatisnii For Disorders of die Chest, Sore Throats , Broiicliitis, Coughs, Colds, Glandular 'Swelling's and all' v Skin Diseases it ha« no equal ; for contracted and stiff joints it acts like a cliarni. . J Manjvfacf ured 'only $ THOMAsVMoLLovirAY's Establish ment, ..- . 7S, New OXFOIIp STR^Et 1 : ,(|aee; :^33' OXFORD STREET), LONDON, and sold i l«y all iiedicjiie yenddV-stliroitghout the "World. igir Purchasers sliflutikpkU Pots rind Boxes. If tJteciddfess isndtsi3,6xfo : teßir6ei.ljd'M^

great cheap' skli#^ :i Seasonable, : Bpp.t§, ; g^i|7 j^ge^ Old-Established Goiirei Bbot "Shoprr- . .• i Aiars woalH'si} . . : The undeiiiable good quality, of the- Boots : and Shoes at the Corner Boot Sh6p : isafact: familiar as household V&rd&.to -.nearly every family for miles around Wangariiii. And they must be r tumed into ready money, lor'there'is no, , / ■ - " Dilly-dallying "where necessity. Drives." To keep your Feet warni arid dry, '•' " ' ' ' '•' ' '.* ■ AiNSWOHxn'sWatcrtiglit -Boots yon try ; ft _■ t „'■ They are not the sort thajb breiJcand. give, ■"' -, Andlet m waiter- like 'a sieve:' ' • '' But firm and strong to stand the weather, 1 . Made from souud— not rotten— leather; "*" ■ .. . J>iic<i Tif teen' Shillings a pair. ;.:;';! v -' .i : 'Tis something wonderful how they wear— Tliey hevpr either rip' or tear, ' But,carry\you safe through, every where. ; . v , AINSWORTH'S . i; Corner Boot Shop, Wanganui. Everybody Knows It 1 CLAIEYILLE HOUSE. Under Entirely ; New^^anagenient. """" Re-opening of Olairville Hotel and Pr vml.iv Boarding House, comei 1 of Denbigli aiid-' : .; Caiuflen streets, Feilding. JOHl^ GQULD s begs / respectfully to Inforiri Travellers; Visitors, Com meroial ( Tray(6liei;s, and , the public of Feildirio and the surrounding districts- that heJihasconaraeiiced busU ness m the above Kotise. .He has now made it with,* -every- cbnvenience, including .Private. Sitting Rooms, Bath Rooomy&e. ' ; J .Gv hopes by studious attention to the wants and comfort of his,patrqns to nieri t a opntin uance of their tav^s, and a fair shareof. the support ofvthe general public.,.^/V -:': -i '- QBivited. ' First-class Table guaranteed. Private Bonrders -will find all comforts of a Home* Note tlie address : ".:•*.,.•■ ■a. : .QivaaviLLE;fl:ocrsE^Corner, Deu^bigh and J 'Camden-streets, ' '•''' Feiiding. .. /"" -: ' CMTEUIOJVf^SOTEIi, JNIXO^-STREIiT, :, WAttGcA.tiXli. •; :>. ■. " r .1867^. '^^j'/;j HUGBt MQR^W^rai^srl The above "hotel .is close ,,j;p ; ,thi( Railway fcitation, : and offera .un^sjiai eonilorts' to 1-iiiiyelk'rs. ; ' a few niiiiut.es' walk; iil'ithe : I'ost Office and the bdsiuess .part of the toVvti. . : Noiieliiit. the Best Brands of Spirits kept. Good and sommodious stables at- • ; taohed to Hott>|, ;; ,7