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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3221, 16 June 1879, Page 1

■Business Notices j , L. J. MUIB, , ABMY AND HAYT V TAILOB, Corner of Brown and William«ra Stree^i, Grahamstewn, ; BEGS to call the attention of the Gentilemen of the Thames to his Large and WelLSelected STOCK of FASHIONABLE GOODS, suitable for the present Seasob, which for Quality and Cheapness cannot U surpassed. : A GOOD FIT GUARANTEED. j7 : . , f V. Keisanowski, | TAILOE, | POLLEjy BTBEET, SHOBTLANDj BEGS to call the attention of the Public to his | Stock of Cloths, i Suitable for the present Season, and to intimate that all (Orders entrusted to him will be executed with Despatch, atd at the moft reasonable terms. HI TCHE SS' CELEBRATE*) BLOOD RESTORER, T The Rknovatob of thb Human Baob. | NO MORE PHYSICAL DEGENERATION; If tho Laws of Health are observed, , ordinary care, exercised, and • BLOOD RESTORER FREELY TAKEIf.j This-, wonderful r remedy has attained to a' popularity as creat as it is' surprising. Th c famejof tbe^Me^iciiwjs spreading^ over tl c' Australian such pleasing notoriety being easily explained by .thfc, .multitude inf cures effected, and the special fact, that among the cases cured were Several suffering Austri r lian gentlemen who were visiting Auckland, who fili high pofjtionsi ;sn4 hay* used their influence in making known the Virtues of the BLOOD RESTORES. \ ,:;•-..■:;•■■ ;i r-'::3-4fc£77O i" HITOHENS* I OE&&BIJA^ES A ®PsTf MENTO. RHEUMATIC OINTMENT. i A gentle and easily applied remedy for Rheumnlism, Stiff Joints, Ac.; for Bronchitis in children; for Contusions, Swellings, Bruises, and Chilblain*. . j SKIN OINTMENT. I A very valuable and much required remedy most effective in its cure of Sores, Ulcers, and Eruptions on any part of the body, aad for Ringworms. PILE OINTMENT. j Sufferers should fly for instant relief to this unexcelled remedy, as delay in treating this peculiar form of sickness may lead to serioiis results. I ' N.B.—By request, Mr HITOHXBS has ak« ranged the following regular hours at whioh he may be consulted at his priTatehquß|P^ :Up^er Wakefield'street r-^ I'-'-'■-■':":"*"'■' '■ '* i- s . From 6 to 7 a.m. j 12 to 1 p.m. i ;. > 5 to 1 p.m. j v ( HAMILTON BRO&/#r^» Brainy • : ■j? (';:.>• 1^ :,y | Sold by Mr J.iEdson, Chemist, Quvtn street; Mr A. G. Hughes, corner of Shortland Princes- streets; •■ Mr Robinson,; Chemist, Parnell; Messrs Hill and Hudson, Victoria street; Mr Fallwell, Qtahuhu; Mr FallweU, Mr R. T. Gilltnan, Onehunga; Sandes and Co., Chemists, Waikato ; Mr Broadgate, Symon< Isstreet j< Mr Kirkpatrick, IGaWailawa; Hop-, kins, Chemist, Queen street; and of all., $rasr^o^w i,-.«i nu ta j ~ • WNB6MGiraD TESTIMO^iAtI j '■'■'butts bf •■"'iai'^MS^a^l' *■!■! OmnilnuDriver, 2,1 years BesMint, of j < U. .. ;,; Long-standing Eheumatisnti tmb. j Dear Sir,—l had suffered severely, and most acutely from Rheumatism 'for many 1 years, ibrougnt on^ I believe, 'from! expoiiurA I«' all weathers in .the exercise ;o£ my. sealUnj. .For years I could not sleep at night, and whs I*'1 *' unable to lie except in one 1 position!' { Day and night "I was full of eforiiciating •ecarcely able, to move aboub; at all, and ac | a natur»l,Bequence : my general health was titUo' '/maierially'iirjured.^^ v I.believo i"sufforo(i"tbe pangs 'of Rheumatism > and it* attendant sistils 'inr<eve'ry shape: and ■ forniio^and }my. life was, a burden to me. I .tri^d every, remedy I l could hear f of, but.with- ! ' oiiV obtaining any relief whatever, The' fcuiri I spent: in' medictue and iriedical «dvio»'! w^s' ;Very considerable; i but of no.'availi unl»l '1 inveeled in a bpttlo, qf, your Blood Byes^orer." I may say that I was not hopeful at all whdu" ; I purchas^a yotfr medMne; I had 'iti%a so many Bpebiflciwithout>Tecei»ing tho slifhtekti 1 {benefit, -buf having determined to ;gif«.,^t|a v .fair tr|j^i I, carriedj<jut .my^n.jention^^^a- ' hered.strictly to the airectionsy and the result is that I am'ofianged^frdni (a; toer«rwreck to my former self again—restored to .health *nd vigor,! and able to driyo .daily ( all wuathers, and at all hours, if occasion re« quires. 1 lam ouro you have never niid !a worse '*cH^e: to deal #ftli than mine,' !iarid although even now, in bad WMt)ter> I feel niy Mm bs rathpr;skiff, after Bitting pn: the box, for a long time, 1 am a!living example of the atoioiit miraculous" curative proportirt' (under, Providence) of yo;ur vow celebrtted ifilood; Restorer.: My friends tell mo it i» a duty; I owe,tp my fellow creatures to. send, you this .acknowledgement, and if it is the ineahs of persuading other euffererij to' goarid do'lifce-; /wise, I sballfecl thatthis loiter is not written ijn. Vain..; I:^ Tl3 t(i^ uior.o n F»l«as^ire ,in L giving 'thisiosfcimdnial as it, is quito unsoiicitpa in 'y^ifr par^; YoiiaWat libeifey^ bF^course 1; to !ma%& any'uae Of Ii amp'-ii*,e.ywuir» '■grdtejully;, --^l.io •;<•>-- IM*W? M*n>M-i j ,ilo.^ Ei Hitp j hens^E^^ckla.nd ! , !t( ,. J j :;" ri:' P'<S^AgcriVfor'th#Tl&&&W 'i!'lUf' \ •:^/^n-t-; 1 i-M i " ,i:; f>R:if-h> tils' visM):m j /^IAN Waccom'modaiod with. Comfortiible upon uiodorate 1 terms at—- ' *'* '■■' '■■-l;i'■'''•■ j , i; V-'''. '-iiT i! AIBB JUUN CASBCBI/'b, '■■*•'! "-0 ■ fi iT ",':t",i „'<:„'/■. Uppeij ilobadn« stirofit^ '"'■ ">.','■'.uH-'v-'-»"'-1 '••'■' ".■■:: y-''h'Al^a^f)'.-^\ '' ,"; Opposite Aucklamt Western, Academy, j ! ; !/^ I6UitEGl I'; i!Wu',MBERS ' 'Oiiflranfee' I"'' jat ;Vi/ rti hy >'iJi;V':fiN'liia;«TA£t;:Tuam f# 0I i '. r \\w t -.■ !^!::uii:'.;;';; .-:■'; :i,-t'if'r^ ■ ,!-i. vH S