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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 1568, 28 November 1885, Page 1

ALEXANDER FERGUSON, I R O N IVI O N G £#; THE SQUARE, PALMERSTO^ NORTH. : ' /-' ; 1 GUILDERS' IRONMONGERY, , fS BsWsb CARPENTERS' TOOLS, L >? (gjf| eb£L» SETTL ER S' REQUIS I T ESj *yi l^2 " Illi S^ ' AI NTERS' MAT RI ALS, *.Jl%-K t IFScc idvcitjgemcnt After Reading; Matter. ■ BA/lffM^'"'... U 1 11 111 Jj Jk JL LA Li 0> Jg FOR THE CURE OF 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. / e S J V o PTOM^~ Want ° f Ap P? tite » Nausea, Flatulence, HcartburOi Pain m the region f of the Stomach, a sense of Foluoss and Oppression after Gitiuai a feeling of ?f angbor ami Depression relived by taking Food, a Furred Tone-tie, Weariness andnn UmyilliniN ness to cxc cisc Mind or Body. Lowuess of Spirits, Constipation :or. Looseness of the Bow. Is or sometimes both conditions alternately Foetid ißreath. Unpleasant' Tiiate . F^yrofisor Water-brash. Vom if in«. Cpld Hands and Feef.TTjea.^phe. Verti'o or Uizkines-' * Dimnpssof Stjrht, Trap rfe:t or Douhle Vision, .Noises m tn6 Pul?e, Hoemorrhoibs or Piles, Shooting or Fixed Pains m the rcoioti of the Heart or under tlie Shonlder-bladn, a sens j of Suffocation, Nervousness, Irritability of temper, imaginary Vision. &c. - , i The a)most unprecedented nnrt daily increasing demand for these Pills, and the high nloLMumsexnressel m thf ir.be half hai far exceed d the most saapaine expectations o 'he Proprietor, ami be fet-te morecoufidence than ever m recommending item '; tA'-yery brief trial will prove that U-.sM.IKIU many of the Quack Nostrums of the day, '(pretending to cure all disea es and curing NONK) BaxtekV Componod Quinine Piljs arcof bterlin» worth. . ; . : : .J ■■ ' '■■'■ * ■ ■■ Their success is pntirely attributable to their tonic or Strengthening power . They. assist Nature to do what, through weakness she, cannot do unaicled. They ir crease tbe_ energy of the Stomach and Appetite, facilitate digestion, tlins jroducing healthX nutrition of the body, and restoring the patient to pristine HEAi'.TETand ENEKGY, Sold m Boxes at 1 6d, ; and 3s 6d Each. Baxter's Anti-Neuralgic Pills, . FOB Tic-Doloreux, Neuralgia, Tooth-ache, Pains m the Head and Face, Gout, Sciatica, and Lumbago. INDISPUTABLE tffISTBfONTALS. The Rev J. SWANV WITI-TTNGTON. Rawtenstall, writns— T Imvorecoramonded yonr "'MJs tb several sufferers from TrC-DOLOTiEUX. all of whom I believe have been relioved by them Tn some e.»se« the cuke has been' immkdiate. Tho Rev B. CHEW, of Norwich .writes— l have use 1 them with MARVELLOUS »!B*ULTS. . The Ker E. WATMOUGH, T^ipley. wri'es— My daughter snffered fyom Tie very severely, was relieved m less than balf-an-hour by your Pills. They are a first-rate remedy. The Rev G. R. PAWRON, of Winsford, writes— Mrs Kawson, a« well as my son and dangbter, have derived yrent benefit from them. 1 can heartily recommend them to all who suffer from Nouralsic affections, Mr SOLOMON CLEGG. 1, Uar'ington-street, Lee-s, describes the'maeic power of tie Pills thus — My wife puflVred from Tic-Dolonronx and Norrons Debility for three months. Her sufferings wore distressing to all around her. Hearing of the wonderful effects of yonr Pillp upon others. I h ujrhf. her a box. Their action was mauical ! The Fl'-'ST Pill RELIEVED, the THIRD CURED her 1 Mr T.RICHAUr>SON. Postmaster, Great Rybnnjb, Norfolk, writes— We bare had several boxes from yonr London agents, for ourselves and friends, and we all aeree they areBEALLY what I hey profess to be, an almost IMMEDIATE CURE FOR TIU, TOOTH-ACHE &c. Full and explicit directions with valuablb prescriptions accompany each box. Sold by all CHEMISTS and PATENT MEDICINE VENDOR.S in boxes Is 6d ana 3s Cd each. Or post free for 19 or 43 s'ainps by the Proprietor, J. BAXTER, Chemist Christohurch. Agent for Palmeiston .North— R. LEARY. Chemist.

rOSEPH SOLER, Wine Manuiaeturer, Canoger Vineyard, Wanganui |_| as much pleasure m calling the JJL attention of tlie public of (Van-, gainu", and also (he surrounding Districts to the large and varied Stock on hand of his own manufactured Wines. Mr Solkr especially wishes to call the at tention of hotelkeepers and the public generally to the excellent quality of these Wines, as will be seen by the following Awards. The Wines Mr Soler sent to the Melbourne International Exhibition m 1880, when competing with those from all parts of the world, obtained Six Prizes. He also obtained First Medal for these Wines for Purity nt the Christchnreh International Exhibition, 1882. These Wines were also exhibited at the Ashburton Industrinl Exhibition, held on the 20th March, 1882, and received from the Judges TTirst Award of Merit, and also awarded the Gold Medal at the New Zealand Industrial Exhibition, 1885, Wellington. Mr S«ler would recommend customers to Cry an assorted dozen of these Wines, 30s per dozen. Cash purchasers will receive 2s m the £, For orders J above 15 dozen the freight will be Free to any station round ' Wanganui District. Orders promptly attended to. Ij^" P.S. — These wines are not fortified, and are also free from drugs of any kind. Thura are also many different assortments of Wines ii> sioek that are not mentioned m the list. PRICE LIST. PORT — This is a good wholesome Wine, £1 10s. MANCANILIiK RfIERRY-This is of mild taste, and is a good flavorc? Wine. 4JI 10s. j CONSTANTLY— This is a guml, rich i flavored Wine. £1 Ids. MUSCAT— This Wine is n liitlc sweet, and rich flavored. 4,1 10s. YERDETLHO— Tin's Wine is full bodied and good flavored. £1 10s. HOCK— This^winc is light, and a little , rough m flavor. £1 10s. i ~~ ~ TO CORRESPONDENTS. THE Editor of the Standard invites ] Correspondence on subjects of local j • and general interest ; but communications / should be written as briefly as possible, ' consistent with the nature of thesubjept J under discussion.!