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Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 178, 13 November 1886, Page 3

IMPORTANT.

CHAS. S. PYNE ~|I>EGSto announce that ho is still to the front, notwithstanding recent efforts to shunt him of! the line ; and is in a position to SUPPLY ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS AT PRICES AS LOW, IF NOT LOWER, THAN AISY OTHER HOUSE IN TE AKOHA.

COME AND TRY, Y^AVERLEY JJOUSE T E AKO II A (Dobsons). New and Commodious Premises having boon erected, visitors to tho Hot Spiingwho -wish to enjoy rethement will find the above a desii able retreat. Within throe minutes' walk of the Baths. Coaches to and from the Moninaville Railway Station, Thames, &c., piiss daily. Box 17, P. 0., To Aroha.

eclectopathyT WARREN'S PALACE HOTEL Te Akou a. 3 MONTHS LONGER. 3 PROF. J. C. CADMAN, M.S.E.P., The Eminent Eclcclopath, Scientist Specialist Piofessorof Elcetiieity and Hydiopathy. Inventor and Patentee of " Recupeiine," and tli© Magneto-Electiic Continuous double Current Girdles, of which 50,000 "vere sold dm ing the first year of manufactuie, 1882. Member of the Society of Electiicians, Rug Monmaitre, Paris, will bo prepared to leceive patients at his OPERATING & CONSULTING ROOM, during the hours of morning, 10 to 12 ; afternoon, 2 to 4 ; evening, 7 to 9 ; and Sundays, from 10 to 12 ; evening, 7 to 8. CONSULTATION BEING FREE, it invites all who suffer, no matter of what age oi sex, to immediately call and convince themselves that the Professor is thoroughly conversant with their Complaints. Magneto Electric Continuous Double Current Girdles canbeseenatanytimeduiingthehour&abovc mentioned, sind all infoimation relative te the therapeutic use of the Voltaic anc Faradaic Batteries most cheerfully given N.B.—All patients applying will receive an honest opinion of their com p (a in ts. N o experim en ting. Consultation Personally or by lette FREE. Confidence absolute. Note tub Addrkss— Consulting Rooms WARREN'S PALACE HOTEL, Tl AROHA. Attendance— Mornings, 10 to 12 ; 2 t 4 : evening, 7 to 9 ; Sundays, 10 to 12 evening, 7 to 8.

ADVERTISEMENT. Quartzville, Sept. 29th, 1886. To the Editor Aroua & Omyisaiußi News. DEAR. SIR,- -Allow me, through the medium of your valuable paper, to give a deserving W ord of praise to Prof. J. C. Cadman. For 19 years I have been ( a gi eat sufferer from lumbago and rheu- / matism, the pain being so severe that I was unable sometimes to bond my back and walk. I was under the Professor's treatment for one week, and he not only I relieved me of all pain but 1 have ever since been able to louch the ground with my hands without bending my knees and not feel the slightest pain or inconvt-niencc thereby. Prof, Cadman is deserving of patronage. A PETERS.

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