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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3218, 12 June 1879, Page 1

; iSusiness Mdttoes >• - ■j- ' ' - [ j. muir; '' ARMY AND^FAV* TAILOR, Corner *of Rrownl and Williamson Btrfe|a, BEOS to call the.,attentiom of the (footle* ■ 'men of tne TbraWb 1 hiY'Law and Well-Selected BTOOKT of, FASHION ABLE GOODS;' suitable" for the' 'preseajrjfcaaon, which for Quality and pimipinifrf" i|«i|" tl surpassed. ' ' ' *' ,"' vsi)'^^!*'*A GOOD FIT GUARANTEED. 7 V. Keisanowski, POLLEN STREET, BkOS to call, the attention of. the Public v . < ..to,:^" -ma'] > v .-;■-■ Stock of Clotha, Suitableforto*|iment Season, ttti to intimate that alf Orders entrusted to hnawftl be , executed 1 with Desptteh? aed at tfc« mo* , reasonable' terms. - ' ' • •"« I+TITC.HEIfS' CKLKBKAtED ±1 3LOOP fiESTOBB^ "' IMl' IUfcOTATCWI^ TH^ HVXAIT RAO!. KyMORKPHTBioISiDBamraBA'noit > If the Law* ofHealth* are observed, ordinary csrer^zeroiied, and BLOOD RESTORER PEBBLY TAKEN. i -t.rt'i'. >i l i • iri■ i S. >■"•{ Tv | This wonderful remedy has iljifali tea ; popularity as great m it issunrrflriflg. "*fh« ; fame of the Medicine is <4pintfflag over the [ Australian Colonies-^snch pleasing notoriety i b*frtf earily explained fc J th« enltitad* of I cures efiected, eskllbe special fact, tbfttamong ! the cases cured were fevers! BBfarhagAttstra--1 lian f entlemen who -www visiting Auckland, (who fill high panties* i»d bate oaed their influence in making known the virttwsof the BLOOD EESTOREB. ,; • , HITpHEN^t ; ,< . - CELEBBATftD OINTMENTS, , EHEUMATIC OINTMENT. »L«^r •>A gentle and* easily applied remedji Jo* Rheumatism, Stiff JoinU, Ac. ;fcr Bronekitit in,s children 1i for. >Odotasiou r ifiweUktg»V Sruiawi and ObilMaina* ; t'• ni^jj^ ;-, .-., ■ SKIN i OINTMENT. •- A-very Taluable tiiid nmclriwjwiuditiueTlj moat effective in iit care of Sorts, Ulcen. and Bruptiona on any part of the body, aad for[Ringworms. *' •_ s , ■„," v ,',?>. » .„* 0 pile ointment: . jV i , , Sufferers should fly,for & tfafe unexcelled raowdy, as delay ; ,ia 'treating tfiis peculiar form of sicknaM may to.serions WiU1t8.,,., lf < JK ,\ , ,',,< „/ 7ft-- - J . N.8.-rßy r<:([uf»t,.Hr Hhohiki has arranged the following regular hours at which be may be consulted at fau priTatafaoufei Upper Wakefieldstreet:— \ -< r >, t v tt •> From 6(to»7,*.m r „, ,7, * A ,r , . > ; 3.2 to I)p4t^ f^,, Ir r ,m - .. • •»5, i t0.7p.j80,M. ', 'i HAMILTON BEOS., Qcbht Bra«w4 '„.•!, > WHOIiEB»|».AGJWV. '« m ■«-■ ». '' Sold by Mr J. Edeon, ChempsV-ftawn street j Mr A. G-. fEuKhes«»carii^r r t «f..tfiort* land Princes greets; Mr,Eobip»9n r jOheiijst, Farnell; Measrs Hill and Hudspa, Victoria street; Mr Otahuhuj Mr Fallwell, Mr B» T, { jQillm(iD, Opehunga; Sandes and Co., Chemists, Waik'ato j, Mr Broadgatet Symoads. street; Mr Kirkpatrick, Jbtawakawaj' HopI kins, Chemist, Quee»» stesst^ >aad^ «£ w aiL Thames Chemists^, , , , UNSpLICITE^ TESTIMONIAL. , Extraordinary Cure of an Arvkland " ' Omnibus Driver, SI years Saident, of ' > £o*g.H«mliry Rhevmetitm. -"-^ 1' : Avciiaxv, Avgutt 99,1878, ' ~ ' Dear Sttj~l' had suffered- serertly'ini most I acutely from' BMumatisni' for' ttaitf ji»n' t brought on, I beliere, from exposure td all 'weathers Jh the extrcisa of te»; colling: For years I could not* sleep, at nighfj^rid wirf unable to lie except in one position. -V&J and night I was full of «xcraoUtin«;~paia% scarcely able to move about at all, and as a natural sequence my general health was also materially injured. I believe I suffered the pangs r ,of Eheum«lism and iU attendant evils' in" every shape and form,!,and my life was a burden to me. V tried every remedy I could hear of, but without obtaining any relief whatever. The sum I spent in medicine and medical advice was veryC,considerable^ "but of no avail,j.until,'l invested in a bottle of your Blood Restorer. I may, say that I was not hopeful at all when I purchased your medicine; I had tried so many, specifics without receiving the slightest benefit, but having determined to give it a fair trial I curried out my intention. I ad* hered strictly to the directions, and the result is that I am changed from a mere wreck to my former self again—restored to Itealth and rigor, and able to drive daily through all weathers, and at all hours,' if occasion re* quires. lam sure'you have never^had a worse ewe to deal with.than minr/'and although even now,'in bad weather, I feel my limbs rather stiff, after sitting on the box for a long time, lam a living example of'the' almost miraculous curative properties (smder> Providence) of jour now celebrated Bfoodl Restorer.,* My friends tell^me it is a duty I owe to my fellow creatures to send, you >thi*> acknowledgement, and if it js t,l»e means of persuading other sufferers to go and do like% wiee, I shall feel tb*t this letter it,iiot written i|| Vain., 1 hayethe more pleasure in giving^ this testimonial as .it is quite .unsolicited on; your, port. You are at liberty, of course, to make apy use of this —I am', sir, yours' gratefully, ' Henry MiibtiK. f To H. K. Hitcheias, Esq., Auckland: > >' •

A!gent for tha'Thftmei-* „ '■,"/; , GEO EG E D EJST ni""; , , Buowk Stkkbx, .' , GRAIIAMSTOWN. 8* TirAMES VISITOEB TO'AUCKLAND 5 ;;';!. .;■ ■/ CAN be accommodated with Cpipfort^ble PRIVATE BOARD and KEBIDKNCW upon modcrato terms at— - t { ", ",'" ; MBA JOHK CABUSi's, t ,,,.','. ' ( v ; ( , \ > < ' :i Upper^iioWn itreH,, > • ' - Auckland. , ;iiii ; , Opposite Auckland Western Academy, s t /T^OKRECr NUMBEBS Vaiu.r.ntee'V at W - Le.JJVJSNIWtt STAE Thaaiw,, ; , if I.'