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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 1493, 29 October 1885, Page 1

ALEXANDER FERGUSON, I RON MONGER! THE SQUARE, PALMEESTON NOETH. ?^R^/- BUILDERS' IEONMONGEBY, ' O " "" See Advei'tisement After Heading; Matter. the English" & AMEme/vNi Coach Factoryy .KIMBOLTbN;..^bAib;/_:FE.rL / Diasr.G..'. ROBTVPARR, PEOPEIETOE. ■""'ln thanking my numerous customer? for the very liberal support accorded to me during the last twelve months whilst I have : been m business id. ■', Feilding, I now enter upon the second year with,:a greater determination • than ever to keep pace with, the times— or m fact to be before the times — by turning ont such \vo*k as shall give every satisfaction both as regards.' price and quality. PRICE LIST. — Strong" Spring Carts, suitable for carrying a load of pro* duce or taking the family for a drive, £19 to £25 ; Dogcarts (latest designs and very comfortable to ride m), .£25 to £30 ; Single Buggies, from £28 to £36 ; DouMe. Baggies, from £40. to£sb ; Express -Waggons, Coacheg, and every kind of Vehicle built to order at American pricee. Tip and Wharf Drays made to order. Estimates given of repairs. The Time Payment, which , has been found to suit the some settlers. admirably, will be continued . Support Local Industry ! . •;. Let's do bur best for one jiriutber.- --! : ' Supply E. Parr with lots of "steam";. .. : Helping him well- help each other, , " Pulling hard against the stream." " . '•-.,.,.•;.. COMPOUND ftUININE PILLS, . : . FOR THE CUBE OF Indigeptiofc— Liver Coniplaints-^Wind m the Stomach and Bowels- Nervous. Debility— and the whole train of symptoms induced by Debility and weakness of the Organs of Digestion : . and Secretion. SYMPTOMS— Want of Appetite", Nausea,' Flatulence, Heartburn, Pain m the region of the Stomach, a sense of Falness and Oppression after Eating, a feeling of Languor and Depression relieved by taking Food, a Furred Tongue,' Weariness and an Unwillina.ness to exercise Mind or Body, Lqwness of Spirits, Constipation or Looseness of the Bowels or someeimes both conditions alternately Foetid Breath, Unpleasant TastePyrosis or Water-brash, Vomiting, Cold Hands and tfeet, Headache, Vertipo.orDizzines^' Dimness of Sight, Imperfect or. Double Vision, Noises m the ears, Palpitation, Irregular j Pulse, Hcemorrhoibs or Piles, Shooting or Fixed Pains m the region of the Heart or under the Shoulder-blade, a sense of Suffocation, Nervousness, Irritability of Temper imaginary Vision, &c. .•-•? The almost unprecedented and daily increasing demand for these Pills, and the high eulogiums expressed m theirijbehalf has far exceed d the most sanguine expectations o the Proprietor:. and he feels more confidence, than ever m recommftnding them A very brief trial will prove that UN LIKE many of the Qoack Nostrums of the day, "(pretending to cure alLdisea-es aud curing NONE) Baxter's Componud Quinine Pills are of Sterjina worth. Their, sucecss is entirely attributable to their tonic or Strengthening power They assist Nature to do what, through weakness she cannot do unaided. They increase theenergy of the Stomach and Appetite, facilitate digestion, thus producing health! ' nutrition of the body, and restoring the patient to pristine HEALTH and ENERGY Sold m Boxes at.-1.-6d, and 3s 6d Each. Baxter's Aiiti-Neiiralgic Pills, •■■•■• FOR . Tic-Dolbreux, Neuralgia, Tooth-ache/ Pains m the Head and »Face, Gout, Sciatica, and Lumbago. INDISPUTABLE TESTIMONIALS. ; The Eev J. SWANNT WITHINGTON. Rawter-'.ill, writes— l have recommended yonr Pills to several sufferers from TIC-DOLOKT UK. all of whom I believe have been relieved by them. In some cases the cuke t: as been immediate. The Bey B. CHEW, of Norwich writes— l have used them with MARVELLOUS RESULTS. ....:: The Rev B. WATMOUGH, Riplp-r. writes— My daughter suffered from Tic very severely, was relieved m less than l ;i:£-an-hour by your Pills. They are a first-rate remedy. ■ .'■•:!' .' •'•'■. - ' The Rev G. R. BA^F^y. " f - Winsforoy writes— Mrs Kawsou, as well as. my son and daughter, have clerneti great beoefit, fiom them. I can heartily recommend them to a)l who suffer from Neuralgic affections. Mr SOLOMON CLEGG. 1, Darlington-street, Lee^s, describes the masic power of the Pills thus— My wife suffered from Tic-Doloureux and Nervons Debility for.three months. Her sufferings were distressing to all around her. Hearing of the wonderful effects of your Pills upon others. Ib ught her a box. Their action was magical 1 The FIRST Pill RELIEVED, the THIRD CURED her 1 MrT. RICHARDSON, Postmaster, Great Ryburgh, Norfolk, writes— We have had several boxes from your London agents, for ourselves and friends, and we all agree they are really j what they profess to be, 'an almost IMMEDIATE CURE FOR TIO TOOTH- ACHE &c. ".'"'', ' ' • „ Full and explicit directions with valuable prescbi{ > tions accompany each box. , Sold by all CHEMISTS .and PATENT MEDICINE VENDORS m boxes Is 6d and 3s 6d each. Or post free for 19 or 43. stamps by the Proprietor, J. BAXTER, Chemi3t Chriatchurch. . -. .; • •...-..-: ..,. . Agent for Palmeiston North^-H. LEARY* Gliemist.

PEOTINCIAL HOTEI,, WANaANTJL '-- ' ■;. MARTIN O'HAEA has much .pleasure m intimating to the public generally that he has taken, the above old established* and most centrally situated Hotel, :' • Lare additions hay e. recently been : made by the late.landiaiiy, Mrs. E. S. Broughtpn, and it,\vill be the eh-, deavour of the present prpprietor to do all m his power tb give satisfaction. -'•■.•■ ; , ■„,.., : . Visitors may; rely on being called for early trains, and 1 every atfention paid them. Charges Moderate. , Mrs O'Haea will personally_attend to ttie eui&ine. .-. v ; .

FOXTON AND PALMEKSTOK. A PPLT CATIONS are required j/\_ for the purchase of the following properties : — Foxton Town Sections. Nos 243, 244, 286, -287, 288, 245, 246, 247, 554, 556, 165, 166, 193 ; 567, 582. Suburban 263 Part do 233. ...... Palmerston Town Acres. Nob 301, lots, 1, 7, 20, 251; -325, 253,259,2,18. 271, 272, 273, 19, C 1...62, 63, 64 . Suburban Sections 30,' lots 25. and ■ 28/ „' . ■■■■■■';■■-'' \ /«■■■ - ) Apply to . . J. G. COX, : . • Feaiherstoß.