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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 1506, 14 November 1885, Page 1

1 I R ONM pN<3 ER, Vr: f , .THE SQf ABE.c'PAJiMESSWir NOSiTfi; H x GUILDERS' IEONMONijEEJ^J c C^fflfeQa O 1 R E:Q r U ISi T li'S,*^t- r - -WSf ■ iW §cc Advertisement kfter Reading Matter. TH E . ENGLISH & AMERICAN PIMBOLTON BOAD, .PEILDINe. BOBT~PARR r „ PEOPEIETOE. .--.;. „,J- ,;.■•:■.;-.•-. In thapking my niimerons customers for the- very libdr-al support. nccorded . to me daring the last twelve months whilgfc 1 bave been m business , jn Feildino;, I now enter upon the second year with a greater determination ... than ever to keep pace with the times- of m fact to.rbe before the time's, — .'■■ Uy tarninff out such work as shall -give every satisfaction both as regards ■'. price and quality. ... , . ' PR'fCE LlST.— Rtrong Spring Carts, suitable for carrying a load of pro-dnco-or taking the family for a drive, £19 t0. £25 ; Dogcarts: (latest-designs , and very comfortable to ride m), £2o to £30 ; Single Buggies, from £28 to £30; Doul-le Buggies, from £40 to £55 ; Express WaggorisV Coaches, and every kiiid of Vehicle bnilt to order at American pricee. Iip and VVharf Drays made to order. Estimates given of repairs. The Time Payment, which has been found t 0 .suit 'the some settlers admirably, will be continued .7 Local Industry! t Let's do our best for one another. I .Supply R. Pan- with lots of " stefim "; Helping.him we'll help each other, '.•■:..-■• "Jiallin? liiaiy against the stream." ': ■■"■ " ' liITER'S : " . UUININE PILLS, • . -'■• 'for the cure op \ Indigestion— Liver Complaints— 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 reeion ' of tbe Stomach, a sense of FulDess and Oppression after Eating, a feeling of I ancuor and Depression relieved bytakine Food,* Furred .Tongne, Weariness and an UnwiMinff- ' ness to exercise Mind or Body,- Lowness of Spirits, Constipation or Looseness of the Bowpls or .sometimes ; both conditions alternately -Foetid Breath, Unpleasant Tasto ' Pyrosis or 'Water-brash. Vomit ing, Cold Hands and Feet, Headache, Vertigo or DizzinesßDimness of Sight, Imp-rfeot or Double Vision, Noises m the ears, Palpitation lrreeular Pulse, Hoetnorrhoibs or Piles, Shooting or- Fixed Pains in^theregion of the Heart or under the Shoalder-biade, a Bens* of Suffocation, Nervousness, irritability of TemDer imaginarj Vision, &c. .• . . . „.-.-•.. .' The almost unprecedented and daily increasing demand for these. Pills and the bieh ciilosriunis expresse.l m theirjbehalf bai far exceed d the most sanguine e'xpeotalions o ' rhe Proprietor, and he fe'k more confidence than ever m recommi-nding them A very brief trial will prove that UN LIKE niany of the Qdack Nostrums of the day '(pretend-ingtoco.realldisea-ea.aud curing 2SONK) B^xxjskV Componud Qainine Pilis are of Ste:rlin» worth. - ... ; Their success is entirely attributable to : their tonic or Strengthening power They assist Nature to do what, through Weakness she cannofc do unaMed. They increase the energy of the Stomach, and" Appetite,., facilitate digestion, thus producing health* nutrition of the body, and restoring the patient co pristine HEALTH and ENEBOY Sold m Boxes at 1 6d, and 3s 6d J3ach. Baxter's , , FOE '• -' Tic-Doloreux, Neuralgia, Tooth-ache, Pains m the Head and Face, Goiit, Sciatica, and Lumbago. INDISPUTABLE TESTIMONIALS. The Eey J. SWANV WITHTNGTON. Raw ten stall, writes— l have recommendfld yonr to several aufferers from" TfC-DOLOHEUX. all of whom I believe have been relived by them' Tn some cases the cuke HAS n:EN immediate. '„.>' /'■ Thp Rev B. CHEW, of Norwich, writes-rl Lave use « them with MARVELLOUS :re^ults. : ■■'.. . ■-*<■ ■•- ■ • *■- The ReV E. WATMOUGH, Ripley, wr.' e s— My daughter sneered from Tic very severely, was relieved m less than half-on-hour by ; yonr. Pills. They are a firsfc-rate remedy. ' \ : ■'■ r '■•■ - : . •■' - ; > • 4 The Rev G. R. RAWSON.-of ■Win^'-l. writes— Mrs Rawson, as- well as my son and daughter, have derived (ireit benrfi ,'ioin them. 1 can heartily recommeud them to all who suffer from Neiiril : -. »<? -n'-ous. Mr S')L')MON Cl.^wG i. Dar'ington-street,' Lee->B, describes the maeic power of Ue Pills tbus^— My w'fe suffered from ' Tic-Dolourenx 'and Nervous Debility for three months. Her'sufferinss were disfcressinsr to all arounrl her.. Hearing of tbe wonderfnl v-ffects of votir PJ))" anon otbfcrsvT-h upht. her a box. Their action was MAGICAL ! The FUST Pill BELIEVED, tbe THIRD CURED her t. • Mr T. RICH A KDSON. Postmaster, Great Ryburgh, Norfolk, writes— We have had several boxes from your Londou agent?, for ourselves arid friends, and ue all a?ree they - arc rkally what they profess to be, an almost IMMEDIATE CUiIE FOR TIU TOOTH-ACHE &c. \ ■ . ;; ■ . ... 1 Full arid explicit directions with valuable prescriptions accompany each box. Soldby all CHEMISTS and PATENT MEDICINE VENDORS m boxes Is 6dand 3a 6d earh. Or post free for 19 or 43 stamps by the Proprietor, J. BAXTER; Chemiat Christohurch. . Agent for Palmerston North— R. LEARY. Chemist.

NEW ZEALAND FROZEN MEAT & STOItAGE COMPANY, LIMITED. Wholesale; Butter Depai-tmont. TMrORTA-NT NOTICE TO DATRY ■ FARMERS AND OTJIISKS. rPIIE above .Company has set apart a X Codl-air Cliambor and other necessary space at their Freezing Works, Auckknd. for the development of a Wholesale Butter Trade, with a. view principally to * Tho need for a regular outlet for this increasingly' important pradtice. has long bo.en felt. The Company now offer a CASH Market for all prime quality Butter. Mi T. D. Cuiiafixs, of Wang-antii, has been appointed Agent for the Department for the Patea, Wanganui, Palmerstpn N«>rth, ovil tidjoining districts. He will supply all information, and will irpra. this. i date be the Company's Buyer of Butter for > Cash. j September 9 th. 1885J

PEOYINCIAL HOTEL, ■ WAEGANUI. ;.. : ■ -:'•• - MA RTIN OH AEA has much ? pleasure m intimating to the public "Minrally that he has tuken the above old established and most ; centrally situated; Hotel.;Lare'. additions have recently beeHi " roade lay the late landlady, Mrs E. S. Broujihton, .arid it will . be the endeavouv -of the present' proprietor to do all m his power to, give satisfao tion. . . . -... „.-.. Visitors may rely on being called for early .trains, and, every attentiou .-paid them. . ., ' ..." , Charges Moderate. Mrs O'Haka will p&sbnaUj^attfe&d to the cuisine.