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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXII, Issue 9013, 28 November 1907, Page 2

W ,LL MAKE YOU WELL-: WILLIAMSON’S COMPOUND SARSAPARILLA A Genuine Preparation that will knock out that tired feeling. It in a spring medicine that •will make you well* - How’s your blood ? How’s your appetite ? Are yon bilious? . iVItMAHSON’O CourouND Sarsaparilla will strengthen you up and give you a new lease of life. Pbiob, 3s 6d. Sold only by C. WILLIAMSON, CHEMIST. MARTON. T O W N S O N, V BROADWAY, PHARMACY, MARTON. Has a nice lotof HONEYCOMB and RUBBER SPONGES; . 100 Pieces picked BATH SPONGE to ’ REQUISITES and PEE EUMERY in great variety. DRUGS and CHEMICALS of oxcep tional Quality, being bought only from Wholesale Firms of the highest standing; Sole Proprietor of that celebrated Remedy, DARBY’S CAMPHOR CUBE for Coughs and Colds. -p AWIRIP. MEHAKA -A-"-* Davies P. Mb shack), LICENSED NATIVE INTERPRETER Oncpuhi, fflarton. ALEX. BBOIVN, KIABfOH, ARCHITECT & BUILDING ASSESSOR QUANTITIES GIVEN. Work supervised in any part of the district. r J?. SICELY, C.E., authorised and licensed SURVEYOR, LAND VALUATOR. Licensed Land Broker under the . Land Transfer Act. LOAN AGENT. Has an unlimited amount of Money for investment, Offices -. Town Hall, BROADWAY. MARTON.

B WILSON & CO., M ORAN ABIES at HALCOMBE CLIFF ROAD and TAIHAP < Grain, Chafi, Manures and Binder Twine kept in stock. 0 N~E Y TO LEND In sums to suit borrowers at current rates, Q F> BISHOP, Solicitor, Marton ttAKSIs”& il&iJLiliY >■*- SOLICITORS, MARTON & MARTON JUNCTION, Opposite Railway Station), MONEY TO LEND on approved securities at lowest current rates. WE HAVE MONEY FOBINVBSTMBNT in sums of £IOOO and over at 4% Per Cent Wo have also several amounts for investment on Government Leaseholds. EULLERTON - SMITH AND MILES, SOLICITORS, MARTON & TAIHAPE.

evil effects op the use OF CARBONATE OF SODA. Acidity of the stomach proceeds from -weak digestion, and is generally caused by improper diet, when the ■system has been impaired by excesses, the too common use of alkalis, such as pearl ash, or carbonate of soda; and for this disorder they are commonly recommended and used. Dr, -Graham says;—“lf we may judge from the frequency with which we witnessed professional men prescribe .carbonate of soda, wo must regard it .as a valuable remedy. This I formerly thought, but closer observation, .■and greater experience of the operation of medicines, fully convince mo that this ,is a great mistake, and there are few medicines so frequently employed that are more debilitating to the stomach, and through it to the whole frame. ” One teaspooufnl of Impey’s May Apple taken at night, and followed np with 8 or 10 drops after each meal is a safe and •certain cure.