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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3225, 20 June 1879, Page 1

.Business Notices J. MUI R, I _ ARMY AND NAVY TAILOR, ' ■'. Corner^ of Brown and WiiUatason; Streets, Grahamstewn, : BEGS to call the attention of the Gentile* men of the/Thames to his Large and Well-Seledted STOCK* Vf FASHION ABLE GOODS, suitable for the present Seas+n, which for Quality and Cheapness cannot be tufcpaaied. :>r y ? o£ =Tvo | GCkJd FIt"gUABANTEED. ] 7 V, Keisanowski, j T)EGS to call the attention of the Public 1) i-r-^ahji ' ■ j Stock of Cloths,' j SuitabTrfor the presenV Season, and to injtimate that, all Orders entrusted, to,him will jbe executed with Despatch, aid at the mp«t reasonable terms*. <■.•■->/,•■:-. ■-.•'• ■■■„;■.■,-.-y i HITCH ENS' CKL^BKATEB " B£QOJ) RESTOCK, Thb Rbnotatob of the, Huhaht Raob* •'•■ NO MORE PnYBIOALI)EGENERATION If the' Xawii 1 t»f'Heafth^are' bbserredj . - -; ordinary care exeroif«d, and \ ... BLOOD RESTORER FREELt TAKEN, ; :,T..-..«:+ .!.;..ij..; *s^- ffev- 'X ; ■ This wonderful remedy : haß attained t<j a popularity as erea'b'as^ii eUtpriaing. The fame of the Medicjne. i§ apreading over the 11 A ileiralian Colonies—iuchp!eaiin(r notoriety being eacily explained by •tbfefcnujjtitude of cures eSected, and the ipeclal fact, that among the cases cured were-sereral suffering Austra-' lian (rentlemen who were visiting Auckland, who. fill high potitiom; f«{d: hafe need their influence in mahiiig knownthe^yirtaew of tbe BLOOD RESTORER. I HITCHENS 1 i 0E LE BRA T« D If)IV T ME X TS. RHEUMATIC OINTMENT. j A gentle and easily applied remedy for Rheumnlism, Stiff Joints, Ac.; for Bronchitis in children; for Contusions, Swellings, Bruises, and Chilblain*. j SKIN OINTMENT. A rery valuable and much required remedy moat effective in its cure of Bores, Ulcers; and Eruptions on any part of the body, said for Ringworms. i - PILE OINTMENT. ! ; Sufferers should fly for instant relief to this unexcelled remedy, as delay ia treating this peculiar form of sickness may lead to serious results. I _„ N.B.—By request, Mr HITCHtNS has ar* ranged the following regular hoars at which "Ke^inay he^consulted" af'hiy'prtTatS'-iioase, •Upper WakefieWslireet:— "\ n .•,..>.-!■ :. From .6 fco'7,a.m., t , !V r cf.t I ,r ( 6to 7 p.m., „„, i « .HAMILTQNJBBOS., J&gnJbmami Wholbsalb Agents. i Sold by Mr J. Edson, Chemist, Qu»en street;, Mr A. G;sHughes; .corner of Shortland Princes streets; Mr ilohiatoiijGhemist, Parnell; Messrs Hill and Hudson. Victoria street; Mr Failwell, Otahuhu; Mr Fallwell, i Mr R. T. Gillman, Onehunga; Sandes and Co., Chemists, Waikato ; Mr Broadgate, Symof dl street; Mr Kirkpatrick, Kawakawaj Hopkins, Chemist, Queen] street j md of jwl Thames Chemists. ■■'*■■> ~ ,

« UNSOLIOITEP,TBSTIMOHJ^Li ; B Extraordinary Cure of an A*clel4ni Omnibus jpr*twy2l year* Resident, of\ , /? Long-standing Bheumatum. ; AvcKhkVD, August 20,187& ..,, Dear Sir,—l had suffered sirerely sjncj, most acutely from Rheumatism for many years,, brought ofe I beliere, from exposure: to )r all 'Weathers in the* exercise ojf. fcjf t *»Uibg. ' For years I could liot sleep", at, night, M was unable to He Vxcejpifc in'tiiielpbsitfonyl'Day! and night I was full bf excraciafrq^ pains, scarcely able to moVe about at all, and 1 as a natural sequenco my general health ; iraß also^ materially injured. I believo I the .pangs of KUeum-itißm and its attendant 'eyjls . in,',VTjc'rjr ; >hape'''.ij»d,',.' „i^na' my life was a .burden fo a "me, ' Ij.tried -eTery [remedy I could; hea'rjo'f, Bui" wi|.hout obtaining' any ftlief' whateTer. , The'i^m X spent in medicine ond medical adnce "was yery ponwderkble; but of nb^Tail.'uWtil! I invested in a bottle of your Blood Restorer.. ■■ I may say that I 1 wa> not hopeful ait ill when I purchased your* medicine j I had tried so many specifics without repeiriog the' slighted i benefit, but UaTing determined tolgifej it a fair trijil I o*rrie:4 aut:imy f intefitia.n«!ol»dt. T here4iptrio^y to. tbe ; djrection^and; .the WW, js,that lam changed from a, mere wreck jUo, my former, self .^ia~fp»tijitps,]6, health and <T^or t .and::s>w o .^!d|ri*f ;,^lx^^^ j»tt' weather^ and ,at all ( hours,; if requires. '' I 'am ''sure' you hare never 'bad! I"' worse case to deal iiflth than tbitie, and although ereb now, in bad weather, I fee] my! limbs rather stiff, after sitting oil the bbi for. a long time, 1 am-a liting example;of'the, almost miraculous curative properties (urtder ; iProTide'noe) of jour now celebrated ÜBlood Restorer, iMy friends, tell, met it i« a duty I owe to my fellow^ croaturea to send you'this Bcknowledgeinedt,, and if it ' i* the meabs^of persuading other.sufiferera to go and do likewise, I shall feel that this letter i« nQs)f ritljeß in rain. I hare the more pleasure in, giving ills testimonial as*iC is quite dnsdlicited on your'4»*H;^ YbUafo <"*i li6ert;| 4 'sof otjurSe, to ,ojake any,jusq, I qf this.^tam, ,s|ij; yours gra.tefullj,, „",, y .:.,,.„. „,]ffKflit.lil!t4lD|fr; .:.: , ;^o;Hv i.;H^dbjns,|!s^.,.4Holfl«n^' io j ■■■, riii.>'; : ;^ent^»,!^el^^es^.'l',^ ;Ch lu'. 'aS'io Si^i'^cJs^iß'x-i | ■■;■' ; ih, ■-u;v.:i:^Jlaoww:SxßKir^T!.'v.''f r-o'i ! ";!'; : -. ■ :. '■■- !;- r.-< ]: :'-'.-i • ■'- ' ,',.; THAJI-BS J VISITOEB TO AtTOKGAN be accommodated with Comfortable I'KiyATB ?OA«,D and»KBIDJ)SN ; OB upon moderate 1 terms atr-^ •'..,!.■■ ■;','-> :- '. I , , aius John Cashbl's, ; i i "'' : . , ■ : ■ Upper Hobson street, ■{_.: .-.■uM .')' ..<•, >r ;? lU r :,Auckland^;,.( '■•' lim 'ii.vii.l 'to Jnonirj^i-i 'nil .'jif> ot ino'l j ri