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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 240, 6 November 1903, Page 4

MOSIO. MRB- *Ta POPE, TEAOHXR OF PIANOKOKTB AKD 'I'HKUKY. Next tenn will gommenoa MONDAY, Kebntry 2nd. borne after Jannaiy 24th. Address i «• Dullirwhoo.' Ooiutenay-atiMt

a ;fbibmo in need.; OR. ELNIBUE, L.F. PHYB, BT BURG. GLABG,, UMu WND„ L.M., eto. (Registered by the Government* of final Britain, Ne Booth Wale*, sad Mew Zealand) No. 18, Wellington Touuoi, WELLINGTON THIS Highly-Qualified Physioian aofl Surgeon from the Hospitals of London and Paris ima by 25 years'study nnil rneeenli become an expert and Specialist in the treatment of Chronic, Nervuu», iiioou, and the Special Diseases of Men and Women! In hit Tery snecessfnl treatment of the abote claw of oases, there is " No Ktperimeating and No Failures." Consultation* are Free to all, so that a friendly chat, either personally or tar letter, costs nothing, and may save you " Years of Misery and Suffering, so None need Despair,'' J*. DONT WORRY ANY LONQEK, « ttw ambitions and joys of life will be restated to you, and my treatment in cases of Kidney and Bladder Diseases, Backache, Lumbago, Insomnia, Failing Memory, Spooks before the Eyes, Giddiness, otc., braoa* tip the syitam in all oases, and RESTORES VITAL ENERGY. New Soientiflo Treatment and New Unfailing Remedies of the very best and puwt>are honestly and faithfully used. Charge*. Oall and see me or writ* till detail* of your Troubles In your sloulk homely language, and I will treat yo« wittt! the strictest confidence, success, and fairness. N.B,—Patients at a distance mat • ENCLOSE A FEB OF *1 • In their first letter to ensure Immediate attention and prompt despatch twhea possible) of Remedies neoestuy for tMr mm. As my remedies are seutdireot from Wellington, my patient* save hearv Customs dalle* and avoid the in&paotmd ot package*. All oonrehpoadence is held kaeredly cwxldoutiai. Consultation hours, 10 tol'i, 2t047 to 9.

YOUNG MENI L are mflwlßg fit weak, or rml, call 01 write to Da. Elmrus, No. IS, Wellington Turrace, Wellington, na he thoroughly yon tamfe* and their causes. He guarantees a perff .t Care in tmtj cu« undertaken, or he lull make no charge. Btriotir . confidential. Moderate Charge*. Consulting Houre. 10 to 12,2 to 4, 7to a. , LADIKSI May consult Dr. ltlm.n+ u hU Besidance, No. IS, Wellington Tenmy*. Wellington Terrace, Wellington, from le to i?«!2 *i«L^ 8, wbo U «ler»lw. qualified Physician and SpectaUi* *f,i vhoM up-to-date treatment gl'e. ih k greateit satisfaction,' Sole Agent for "Famous LaCjcu' fWmt. tt*» Tablet*," lOi, (extra) 2 (ti Guaranteed ttfe and reliab».«. stdctlyoo* Mential Moderate charge. Call or write, I.' BPBJTOTB OF MOST DREADFUL • . exhaustion ctoxd and i p, mDI HAPP*.'. *■ ' ■ Ml Dli* DOotoe,—l have no hetitatlou. J? np S i°. yw,r Utte *•* In which you ask m whether l w willing to tot the pnbllo ktuw the hanefit I haye reoaWed at yotur jMud*. upon tfirreoomxnen^tienvC rlßf (whom yon had, ed of a similar complaint), 1 think 1 «• about as bad a state of misery and de» Wession of both mind and tody a* wr human being cttold bo; f felt thai life wai not worth living, and that mt fatal* was a Want I was an object of mi*ry awl despair. Well, X called upon yon, and ym •poke Bonn Utd, cheering wonu to me s4 pointed out the cause of ail theee ani the grave character of the foilte vSTai path. Ton told me plainly and honestly that yoa oonld and would cor* vigours of manhood, so that I should no lntigtr bo bashful and st"pid in society, and ooald taka my pari and interest in the amosamam and sports of others and have an ambition in my business. At first I thought vow promise wa* too good to be truST» am thankful tb say 1 tried your tmsfmMl. I •wear solemnly 1 foei a different man to-day. I bin put on fiesh and muscle have iny amount of oonfldenoe In myself. : lam yerfwtW healthy and quitehappy, a*4 capable of enjoying m*-kw u others cto v aeih I don't mope about myself and show society. I. earnestly recumntoad all taw fellow-sufferers to put theU oonfldenoe iu you, as your treatment is perfsot and v * oharges are «mall,-1 am, •mly, ' • LACHU* OAkl&Oi.. J

M. M. Mitchinson's oalbdo;niajn nursery (New Plymouth). Batabllstad ont 80 ve&rt. Trtej-jilwin 10f NOW ON BALK, - °°irpLßTi JVURSKBr CTOO< IN ItiK COLONY, comprising,—. Hardy Ornamental Trees and 6hral». frail Treea, Shelter Trees, etc. PBIOBS OF LBATINO LUtB S Onpreaaua Macrocarpas (balled) 2m. 9b par 100; largest site, 80a; ditto, smaller; 14a, Lawaoniana (balled), 9 year*, Bwbeny (oomjnwi), 10a to IS* par 1000. African Boxthom, 2 years, 10 par 1000. Elaegnoa, 2 year* old, 10a per 100. Olearia Traverrii, 2 yean, 12a 6d per I 0». Maurioata (salt spray restating), 9hr Fi&aa Insignia, 9 years transplaated. Ik 6d per 100; 8 year*, 26a. 8 transplanted, 111 Apples, Peara, Peaches, PlomarJacaiiMa'l and English, leading varieties), am la U each or IBs pgr doieo, OamelUs, Ajoleaa, Rbododandrona, Hfcatha, Magnolias, Chrysanthemum*. Dab* liaa, Paling, Aoutilons. Daphne* Hani* Herbaceous Plant*, Bait*, nitmMpgpi^ rh a Dove are only a few ot ttw thousands of varletiea grown at the Nnrssu o&taloguei and prloea ot whloh ma* £ obtained on application. HB ;bure to sbb our oatalockw AND INSPECT BTOOK WitTfmm PURCHASING BMIWHBB* All Idnda of floral work nndartakra. aal •upplied on the shortest postibU —ti^ ®»y b» left at oar Town Agwtt (Mr. F. Gooaaoie), where a display of poa Plant* and Flowers ia alwaya on view ior M the Nuraerj. * Visitor* alwaya welooma to Inspect Nursery. M M. MITCHINBON. WANTED KNOWN.-tea,Un tsadenSU 11 of the oest cereals. Maslin contain an the necessary ingedlenta for a twUak food—Wholesale agent* Buwna. fauna nil Co