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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 72, 21 February 1884, Page 1

Business Notices. H. E. JOHNSON, WHARF STORE, COAL MERCHANT, IMPOBTEB, Fobwarding Custom House, & General Commission ▲gent, WOOL and every other kind of Produce received for Storage or Shipment. Advances made on all kinds of Produce for shipment to London or any Colonial or American Ports. COALS ! COALS! Imported direct from the Mines, and sold at the lowest remunerative rates, and delivered in any part of the town. The Forwarding Agency will meet a long felt want, Consignment to arrive, or any goods for shipment, will be received and shipped. Goods arriving here will be carefully attended to, and forwarded to their proper destination. Weights and returns carefully forwarded, Cash purchaser of Fungas in any quantity. 825 H. E. JOHNSTON. Q 0 0 D RROTHERS, WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS, —AND — Practical Hoiologists, Gladstone Road, Gisborne. Ihe correct mean time of the Colony over the front door. 828 PEARSON’S MERINO RAMS FOR SALE. MATTHEWSON & Co. have been appointed agents in Gisborne for this celebrated Breeder, and they are prepared to quote most reasonable prices for his Two-tooth Rams landed on the Wharf. At the Rangiora Show this month, Pearson took Two First Prizes, Two Second Prizes, and Two Highly Commended, At the Timaru Show, last month, he took Five First and Four Second Prizes, All particulars on application to—--831 G. MATTHEWSON A Co. Medical. CANCER CURED In a few days AT YOUR OWN HOME. rpHE JMMIX QANCER QURE, Coatzcooe, P.Q., CANADA. A great deal has been written—profession, ally and otherwise—with reference to the cause of Cancer. Some contend that it is a blood disease ; others, that it is hereditary; and others again, that it originates from old cuts, wounds, or scratches, all seeming at a loss to fathom its origin or adopt a cure, Whatever its cause, however, it is painful enough to know that it does exist to an alarm* ing extent ; and it has long been the ambition and experimental study of the subscriber to obtain a reliable and permanent cure, without resorting to the knife, which has long been regarded as an ineffectual and barbarous treatment, in which, he is happy to say, he has been successful, and now claims to have a remedy unparalleled in the history of medical science and matchless in its remedial efficacy for the permanent cure of the dread disease, and that, too, without sickness, debility, or evil results to the patient, Knowing, then, the permanent efficacy of my remedy—the Immix Plaster and Chemical Cancer Alteratives—easily applied by the patient—and feeling sure of its producing a certain, speedy, and permanent cure, has induced me to lay it before the world at a mere nominal cost, not as a catch-penny humbug, or intent upon making a fortune out of it, but with a view to abate the alarming prevalence of Cancer, which is annually carrying off its thousands. The remedy produces its wonderful results by entering into the composition of the cancerous or malignant growth, following every root, fibre, or infiltration into the surrounding healthy tissue, destroying its peculiar action, cell formation, and vitality by chemical and specific action, and its curative result in from eight to ten days is almost miraculous, which is made evident to all upon trial. There need be no dread of the treatment, as it is easily borne, safe, and certain, I will send the Plaster (pre-paid), with full directions, to anyone requiring it for 810, providing they send me a testimonial of its efficacy as soon as the Cure is effected. When writing, state the kind of Cancer you are troubled with, where it is located, and how long standing. Address all letters (registered) to 8. C. Smith, Coaticook, P.Q., Canada. JS" Please preserve this and give it to your neighbor, or some afflicted friend ; by so doing you may be the means of relieving a great amount of suffering. A WONDERFUL RESULT. In the fall of 1879 I was troubled with cancer on my lip, which was more or less severe from that time till the fall of 1881, when it was very bad —growing alarmingly in size, nothing seeming to do it any good—and I had given up all hope of ever being any better, and prepared for the worst. I saw the “ Immix Cancer Cure ” advertised in the Colebrook News, and sent to Mr. S. C. Smith, of Coaticook, P.Q., Canada, for some for a trial. It proved a success in every point, and I can honestly recommend it to all suffering from cancer as I was. lam now entirely free from it. Any troubled with cancer I would advise them to at once seek the aid of S. C. Smith’s Cancer Cure, as I know what it has done for me. Daniel Rich, I 1024 Stratford, Coos Co., N.H., U.S.A.