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Temuka Leader, Issue 912, 2 February 1882, Page 4

THE —.--.■ —....- pERPETUiL PEESS Sp ciallv consr.rnct.ed for COMPRESSING LOOSE MATERIAL, Such as Hay, Straw, Raga, etc. One Ton of Hay can be packed within Owe Ton Measurement of 40 Cubic Feet Belt Perpetual Press. Worked by Horse or s.eain pov\er Will Bale from Fiit'-en to Thir'y Tons in. Ten Hours Descriptive Circul ra with fu'l particulars*, u a■• iicaiou i<) JuHJN H LADD & CO., Q,n tii VicuTi.. su;eet, London, E 0.

MEDICAL PROSPERITY. ■ CORRESPONDENT with an eye to - a.-kt fur ii.foiiu.itin/i thus: -' Can you teli me why yoii have succeeded >o well in vowr herbal busm. s-. ?' My answer is : -By iiv«uj< turner my income, keeping the I-est «'f gm (Is, and Belhng tin-in ai a reasn.ab e price. Notw it;is\-u.d ng 'he above tin* e rules, miy thanks .ire mie t» my friends and he pubnc lor the snj p >ri #.ivei. me.' I now v.is.: i" bring h.'fora them Hie foPf-win.'/ nit dcines, whuh ex-eri-nee has proved to be all ihat is said of t em :—TinB t.tnic Cough Ssrup, if uhii h seven ly butties iire bciii-" --"if 1 weekly, is g vintr iiinui'iit-e sa'isfaetioii. Tue D u•■e.io'n Pols are now commanding such a that t.ey r< quire no auveriising. T e following adv.ee is true concern in , f them : If you are ill aid need a pill You sa'ely can rely on, Don't ii*i- those oid imported ones— Trv Neil's new Dandelion. COMPOSITION POWDERS. Now t..;.t trie winter is o (is, it .cannot be oni of place to remind parents i.nd nil ii the importance of having a friend .-.i hand lhat will ward off »nd cure colds. Such a friend is tne Coinposi'ioii Po*dei. It is ur.uie fiom tlie fi-.« sl powdered Bay berry b-rk, pinus eana.-ensis, popia , pinker, cayenne, cloves, liquorice, i-iii; natnon," arid wild cherry. It equalises th :J ci-ciliitiou. and is a siiimil.-n.it vas ly superior to any spirituous liquors. , SOOTHING SYRUP, OR MOTHER'S IItIEND "The necessity has long be n seen < f .lisving a s-iiuple vegetable lemedy r without having to resort to infants' preservr.tive,*aiiO<l>ne, cordials, ioyai mixture, ■etc, tlie priori; at .ngrettieuts of wbic> ar lowcrful poisons acing'on tin-. system. This sooihh-g syrup b/.purdy vegetable, couta ni g" no larcoth i»i poisonous exoels wild, changes the co or of ilnmotion from gre n and s imy to its natural color, and thcieby removing nocauses of ail the little ailments —ls per botde. ...,,.. ; • > i BALM OF GILEAD. CONSUMPTION, A D COUGH SY.fcUP; . , , A most eli' ■•.uial remedy for coug's, difhcul y ol breathieu. asthma and oppr.-s J Eiou of tin- client. By j.reinoiinu a iree expc toration, it speedily afl'or relief in all i.ffeftlous of the lungs. It may be taken wit:, tlie greatest sn ety, ben g comp. s-. d of herbs aone, and needs only a trial to prove its exce.leiK.e- 2s 6d per bolile. i - . \ ~. -. ii ■■ < > VEGETABLE PILLS Dand'lioti, Antibidious, Aperient, Wind L'iv r, N< rvine. <;. ; Men Pdh- of Il.allh. Hei-l-al Cough Pills, and Headache Bills n ade a> d covend by the most approved ai.-ichinery,'driveir, by .byui-jin.ic power— 1 thousands made every wee K- . boxes Is each. '•'.., . i v .■ . ' " J. NEIL, Medical Butanist, .. S 6 G-org.- stn-ef., Duneriin. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. Guaranteed by the State. A LTIIOUGH this Office has been in /\ i sist.\nce tor a ieijod if mole th n Veil years, it is beii.eved (hat the o ; is foi whi< li't \vas.< slabli-hed.;ne no: sullicieiitiy known or undeifctooo. Ii i> desired to -et. set forjli in a CO' ci-e fonn intorination r> s-p- ctiiiL' tne business which this Office in dertakes : ; 1. Tne cl.aige of all kinds of money truUs. such as jY arruige S- ttl«-m. nt, num. y to be in\ er.teil for the .benel't. of Minors, moneys bequeathed toi ehhiitable o j'-'e 8, n.O :eys..the,tit e to which is, in.. dispute, m wbose legal owner is unkno«n or cannot.be f«'iiud, ; tt ~,etc. . .. . , . 2. The administration of the wills of per-ons who by anp'inung the Pii'Mo Trustee us their executor secure the. guaras tee of the tyate % f. r the one fn iiln.ent of tlieir w>s! es, anil avoid the risk consequent o«> the appointment of piivatv p.r.son.- as execut, or who. not . u:.fiecu.ent'y, ihotiiili'.'• arn'stlv de-iro.is ol iiciing for the I>< nefii of parties i: teresied, fail to (any ont legal y ihe .obj cts f. r which they "ere appointed, a< d cons---, que:ti> involve, tlie.nsjyes r;u' tho e who e iutere ts tlu-y art stliving to pi = itct in g .lit.igatiph. 3. The a'-uii ipiratiou of all estates of which no ctisp. sition has be-ti made by wi 1, win ne\-r relatives do not «ish to incur tbe- rwponsibi-ity of adnmn>tration, or <aniiot iioiij any- cciti>e ol»ia t) t; e l.ece-saiy powers 'o;n t. ~ In,Mich c-ses it is tli-- liuiy of'ln- Public Ti.ti-tee to discliaige nb :e»-'l debts so tar as the a-seis pxiei.d, and divine the residue finio ig-t tin- in xt of kin. 4. Tim administration of the esta'es of lunad-s, iimati'- patents, and cm ids 5 The charge of a 1 la ds l\ mu was e am! unncuped "f wh ch the own-r is lii.Miown, "i' --, bo las liten al-seit from the olony lor ien years, having lett no km wii gent. T- e cos> of p.d : inist' ting pstatesis very Email. ii oruiation may beobcai. td in m v , -tents. HAMERTON", Public Trustee,