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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 48, 24 July 1885, Page 4

QUININE EltliS, FOB THE CUBE OF Indigestion— Liver Complaints— 'Wind m the Stomach and Bowels— Nervous, Debility— and the whole train of symptoms induced by Debility aricf weakness of . the Organs of Digestion and Secretion. -; ;.'!;: SYMPTOMS— Want of Appetite, Nausea, Flatulence, Heartbafujpairi m the region of|the Stomach, a sense of Fulness and Oppression after Eat ing, a feeling of I angnpr ; an i Depression relieved by taking Fooi,,aFarred.Tqnßae,iAVearine«B and an trnwillinir- , nes^ to exercise Mind or Body, Low ness of Spirits, .ponstiia'ion or. Looseness of the* . Basils or sometimes both loo.iditibris'alteruaeely, Foetid Breath, Utiplea<anfc Taste, Pyrosis or Water-brash, Vomiting, Cold. Haiids and Feet, Tlea'laehe, Verti oor Dizzihes", Dimn<'S9 of Sight, Imperfe;t or Double yis:onj;Noiseß:in the ears.Palpitatioii, Irregular PuUe, Hcsmorrhuibs or Piles, Shooting or Fixed Pains .m the region of the Heart pt unider the .Shoulder-blade j ft' sense of Suffocation, Nervouauess, Irritability of Temper;Imaginary Vision, &o. ' ;"-'• ' * ; ''' „, " . v . '_ The a 1 most unprecedented; and daily increasing demand for these PMs, and the higheuloaiirns expressel m their behalf has fur exceed d the tadst sanguine eXf»ectalions d tho Proprietor, and he feels ihore confidence than ever m recomranndiutf th^m, A very^ brief trial will prove that UNI.IKHJ inauy of the QqACK \osxaoMs of the day, J pretend/ m« to oureall disea ea ''aud 1 curing ' NONK) BAxTßß'rt Conipouud Qiinine Pills are" of ' Sterlin" w rth.' . '/.:■-. ' '' - " •'." '. . '.;.•:: i- 'L " ' Their sucecss is entirely attributable to their TONiO or Strengthe'nin}r no^er. They assist Nat ire to do what, through weakness she cannot do unaided. : "Fh'ey i-'crease the.-, energy of the Stomach and Appetite,^facilitate disjestion,' thus i-rctducfris.: healtbi: nutrition of fche body, and restorinf? the patient to pristine HBTVIiTH and'^KNEKGY; „ Sold injßoxes ,,.^l 6d, and. 3s M Ea^; >< Baxter's .■■'•. ' . ••..;■.': ■ for'; '._ _ ,'';h;v' : '.v ;^-' ;; Tic-Dolorenx, Nenralgia, Tooth-acne, Pains i m %c Head and Face, G6uVS<3|s^^ INDISPUTABtf ;S!i^?Si%IALS. '..".*. /"^^ ..■'!' The Rev J. SWAN^ WlTa[NGTO^fT|awiensy^Vntfi^X have rebommended 'your Pills to several sufferers from TlGiUO'troSfrT&^^Hirinf • whom : I believe have sbeen relieved by them. In soms c-vse's ihe;o^^'As-BWs :i |«iCt!niATß. "•' : ' 1 "t I 'o O: V^'^'{ : The Rev B. CHEW, of ' Vbrvith. Jvritiss^l' ha^e^Us^t T them".w|ttfimßyfiELpU3 KESULFS. "' ... : ■«-., , |-c--*-w tui'*f-\yit-i.i:^ : ■".'.>;..■.< :js «,:... v ,:, .^ < The Rer B.'-WAf M-pUtfH-;- lUpliyvstwri'es^iVfy Vdahghtjßf r^snSeredj: rrqto- T|c;very severely, wasreUeveiin le^s than KalfcAn-inourvhy.'your ;Pilis;'.;'rhe.y ate a fitst-rate remedy . / '"' 1 ""~ f »■**;: 'i&:in*:-i :>sdvr -• -.«jw- v^:;'f '"i!;-;- ■;• '-;.,. - The Rev G. Pv. RAWSON^^ViBRfbrsJ.-jsrite^-^^lrs ;R.awsnn,: aa.wel.l .Rs : my..spn and danghter, ha»e derived greit benefit fro,* . 1; 'can Jheartily MQpm.mei»d;£hem to .all who suffer from Neur)Ui{i6iilf ■gtibh^.^ {"•■!".,,,." _ . ... ■^■fH v.^ '...';; '■'■• u»;' : . ■■■■■ - " Mr g\)L')MO;^jOLEGGV4^ Dar in^6n-it>eei; Lee:s; ; sde9qr^besjijie7Wiß]c s poweriof TbePil's tbus— My wi/e. suffered, from Tic^polottreiix and :Nefr.oU3.'DebllUy ; ,;fpr three moniha. Her^snfferin^S'Jffefefdistre.ssiHK toall 5 arduh I hcj. 5 j^esir|ng of \ho; wonderful effects of your Pills upon others, I h night her a' box: Ttieit ; action was if AQiq>vii J ; The FIKST Pill itEUEVE.p.UheTHmO CURED nerl ; ' ::; :.' .\\ : -Mr T. UICHA 1 X IVFO^/Piistmaster, Great -By burgh, Norfolk,^^ writes— We : have had. several lioxks frnm your Lonilpn agents for 6urßelvps ! and friends, and we allf agree thby areRKAtLY what they profess to be'ian: atejbst Ii VI MEDIATE CU^E.FOR Tit?, TOOTfi-ACHE &c. . -„,,,■•,/:..,«.!•■•: !*,:-^-.r;----^ .■.-'■ ■■••■ -'■■ ; " '■■.:' ■/.-.■,: ; : --'\']:-y\.. Full aud explicit directions with v \LUABt4 : PaESCRiPTioNS necompany each box. Bol4by all CHE\IIST?S.ana PATENO 1 .•lEDIOINE VENDORS m boxes is 6d and 3s Cd eai-.h' t Or post free ibi- 19 or 43 sampsfby the Proprietor, J.-BAXTERi- Chetuist" . ChrJatcHurch. v • r . • •; ; hr^i: ■[ '■ ". ■ vv : Agent for P^Weistpn Sorth--R> L^AllY. Che^pist, | GURE FpR ALL! ! ! ■ •f \ Is an.infallible remedy^ for: BiicTLeg-i*, Bad: Breasts, Old Wdnnds, Soies, : and' - Ulcers; It is fanious;fprlG:ou^aTid.Rheutn"atism. For pisoriliers of i;he \ ■ Chest '9 %ore : wm^ftilis, Coughs, Colds^ GlantluiVp Swellings, Andulf ".'Skin :I|wejVseß ; ''it.^kd^no.''eqiia! j:jfor cb^itractecl i : -.-.■; ." : andstiif j<»iatsit acts;iike. : a Lehfirin.;.-, .: : - „-. ■••-: '■■- \ " '•Manu{aotuved ; 6iil^a • 78, New QXB'OHB StEiBET 7 (latef 533^ O^XEOitp^TaBB^^LONDaN, smd sold l»y all; Medicine Veudor§^h4'6iighiDnt.tbjß World. : Purchasers shovM look to the Lc#)el on ihe- Pots and Boxes. If tlie address ■ ■ is not s's3,Oxf6id Street. London; they ure spurious. : ■

Araiiiblip Nursery, j (Close to Aramdho Junction, at which all Trains stopv)^ ._ m T. BENEFEELI),; Invites. an inspection of his Large and: ■^""^^ell-KtV6wii Stock of ' Applb Trees, 1 to 3 years old,, i■? n - . : '■ ■:■ " " v V^hl^- ",i ■ ).. \ 'Cawvot'ke Beat vs the Colonies.; | Pinti^" Insighis "and Ciipriisus j v / ; !y H /•/■•■! From 80£Q0 to 100,000, \ w$C% yea^.ojdj,jtl^t%6 trees] V'!":'.\ :iv ,, X ;-.,. grown.;,. . ■ ; . ■■. :t -T-...^ _ jflsQ,— ; ...... Roses, Cameiia; Amelias, and other ornamental and Forest 'freest : . v.-'.Fride^^'to-'saife'tbd'timesJ N.B.— For the convenience of those who.cannot a visit the Nu^ery, if they would leave ilieir Orders' With; -\Mr Siddije, the welKknown Fraiterer of; Ridgwajr-itreei, '$H&y will : be' piinctu? ally, attfdndedftoV and here; Oataldgiies can'be obtaiue^ . • ; ; ::? ;' Catalogues sent Freo on application., Orders by Post punctually attended ;to.- • " ... ■ , \ T.^BENEFIELD, 5 ■p Nukserymtanl "W*BrisiNui, :PtJiEBP#4 : NTJEOE|i '■ ; • :*, : Begs to call the Attention of the; set tiers of ; Iklanawatu \i. and^Mirrp'n^d- ' ing districts to his large £m 4 w§irap- J sbrt4aiSioaW'Bfi^tTS ■/ > ! ■ * (f^lj. Goin posing; tire; Choicest and most app»i»Wd^-y<i*ietig*Sr/Orahjard plantdwianiental' 4nd Ew«^ Trees;: Ever- • - .uv^veeh.audllteditluous'ijlirub^. . .i, Roses^and Pot Plants. / ;^aw^idfii>Qtiicks, Africanßox Thorn < i<Viojaiijl«fot4leißiiedge; Plants. - - V v >Iks^bc^iqn: lnvixed.^ -- ....,A' : --W'(r-~\V.24.'-z—s' : -- : .; ■■■■:' '■ ■: ')"■■ Catalogues se.nt free o» appliQation, „ ...... - : ;. . . •. " Orders h^s)s£ punctually attended to. " "■ """-fsLVM- ■ ' ""■. „ . _„- „, 0.-Fv-HAN^ T £KE, " I MaVtdn. • : ■• - .:■'. \i, '■■■ •■ •;■;;.'•■■■ >-.. ./. :: / 5. /fa A ivi£ y'Viirf.'vy»i'his- i lviiu.w u.-tlJrViUijK i3JL tije. uoluiiitiH of tbe fvs wiUe ciiculHtibu will uutsuie llie.r ••eing met. ; .^ •■• . < ;

GREAT CHEAP SALE Seasonable JBogts. and Shoes I?" r- i' A xAi'i.TßJt « • ? \ Qld-Established Corner .Boot Shop^ ] The undeniable good quality of the Boots and Shoes at, the .Comer Boot Shop is a fact familial as household woi-ds t6 nearly every family for miles around .Wangariui; '^ j Aid they must He^urnecl'tnto'ready money j . .-. ' ■;' ' for there .is nofa >.#-f 1 " Dilly-dallying where neceissi<^;{T&rfves." Toi keep your I'eet'watni fiiid ilry, * * 5 AixswQia»u'S ■Watertight Boots you try ; They 1 are; iioti the soft tl«*t break and give, ; And let m filter like a sieve : • But flnu and strong to stand the weather, Made from souiid^-uot rotten— leather, i Price Fifteen Shillings a pair ; I 'Tis soiriettittig \\-tintlerful?BpW they, wear— They never citlier rip or tear, But carry you.safe tlirough. everywhere.; : > ' AINSWOKTH'S Corner Boot SKop, Wanganuir Everybody Knows It 1 CLAIEVILLE HOUSE: \ Under Entirely New-iiManaffe* ' > Reopening pf*Ol"air"ville Temperance Hotel' and' Pr y>U,«v , JLiqardiug lloiise, corner of -Deiibigh'aiixl „ Canidea streets, Feilding. . • JOHN G. 6U LD t>egs respectfnily to infoi-m Travellers, 'Visitors, . Commercial Traviellers,^aadjithe puiblic of Fcildino and tFie Stfrrounding districts vthat-lie- Jiaa commeiiced bnsi^ ness m the above House. .He has •now m^ade •itWplet6%ith i evet l^ convenience, includii4g, Private Sitting Kooms; JBatli' ftbooinr^ : : ' J ,G. hppes,.by studioua attention to the wants and comfort of his patrons t»; nierit a continuanceof their tavors, and a fair share of the support of the general public. . Inspection Invited. : ■ -~ l_w^,JEk&tscl»ss Table guaranteed. , ; .. Private BdftifesHiHH comforts pf a Hbrnjef *' : '-• Note' tie address : J • ■ 'V" "" ? " : OLAiRViiiLE Hot^J, ;? ■. Oomer Denbigh and Camden-atreets, Feilding. s- .■■. . , \ CEIT^RIOiSLHOTEI^ : ' ■■' alstablished, 1867. ."■ •"."' ' ,j HUGH MORRO W-Proprietor The: above, .hotel is close to fhe ; Raihvay Station, and offers unusual cbiuibi'ts> to iravellerSi WiLli-m •-■•• a few lniiiutea' walk «if the v Post Office aiid; t&e business i'avt of %\io Town-. '■• None luit the Best Brands of Spi.iutb. — — — -s . ( - . t. I.;.*'* ' Good a«d 3i/niuiodious stables,- ut- ,, > ; tttoUcd to ilotel,