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neither more nor less than loosing the equilibrium of the body—that is, there is too much of-the nervous fluid or magnetism in one part, and too little another. A person that has an overflow of magnetism, can send that fluid through another, and restore the equal balance of magnetism, and thus follows an equal balance of the blood, and health is seen to follow that. —I am, &c, ; J, HOBN. November 4th, 1880. : STAR ADVERTISING DIRECTORY. _ :.», • .— ■.. ; Auctioneers— Oaepbnteb, Wiluam, Grey street, Shortland • Geelion & Co, Albert street, Grahamstown Leydon, J, Pollen street, Shortland McGbegob & Co, Brown street Bakers and Confectioners — BAHciiAy, Robert, Brown street, Grahams* town . , ■ . BraiocK, J & Co, Shortland .. ' Mennie & Dey, Queen street ; Rollebson & Son, Karaka Creek Bootmakers — . : Cbocxbb, G, Brown street, Grahain,stown HawKES Bsoa, Owen street; Grahamstown Whitehead, M, Pollen street Central Brewers — ■ ; . :'; Bbowit, Camibeix AMD Co, Shortland Brewery ' i Butchers — Bobbett, W, Pollen street, Shortland Neax, J, Owen street, Grahamstown Shebiock Bbos, Pollen street, Grahams- • town . . Waxbh, J Hj Eolleston street, Shortland Wells, Fbed, Tararu road Carters — W..-B. Bakeb, Pollen street, Shortlaad Ghemists— Aicken, G, Queen street, Auckland Denby, Geo, Brown street Drapers — Aibey, M H, Pollen street, Shortland Cioonak, D, Owen street Graham stown Hethebington, S, Pollen street, Shortland MabshaxXi, J, Albert street, Graharastowa W Wiisom & Co, Pollen street Central Dressmakers— • . . ScHoribid & Moobe, Pollen street, Grahamstown Fancy Bazaatf*Mobgan, B, Pollen street, Bhorliand Fruiterers— „- * , Jefsbey, J, Brown street, Grahamstown Wood, Wm, Pollen street Furniture Dealers, $c. — Bbowke, Jas, Pollen street, Grahamstown Gbig&, J, Pollen street, Shortland Grocers — ■; Deebie, W, Eolleston street Ellis & Son, Kuranui Poet Office store, and Tararu „ , ; ■ '; Hawseh, J 35, Pollen street, Shortland MoGowak, Jas, Grahamstown . '.. ; Meabs & Co, Pollen street, Grahaffistown , Reid, W D, Pollen street, Grahamstown Smith, E N,' Pah Store, Beach Teaxe, Thomas, Pollen street Central Wood, Wm, Pollen street, Grahamstown Ghtmtakers—t ■ Hazabd, W H, Auckland Mat Mamifacturers — Gbeek, W, Owen street, Grahamstown Motels^- • ■' ;-: ':' :: ■'''■■ Bbowu, E S, Nottingham Castle Hotel , Morrinsville, Piako , Dibseho, W, Waihou Hotel, Te Aroha Davidson, R J, Star Hotel, Auckland Gallasheb, M, Thistle Hotel, Auckland MifiSEN, Edwik, Waihou, Waitba Eichmokd, H C, Oriental Lounge and Nevada Hotel, Qneen street, Auckland Quint, C F, Empire Hotel, Grahamstown Thompson, J, Thames Hotel, Shortland Vebball, Jamjes, Shortland Hotel White, Mrs, City Club Hotel, Auckland Insurance Agents— Gemjoh, D X, Victoria Insurance Company, Albert street, Thames Veale, Thos, North British and Mercantile, ; Pollen street, Shortland Homes E, New Zealand Insurance Company, Pollen street and Albert street.' Wm. McCullotjgh Imperial Insurance ■ Company—Agent, Star office, Albert ; street, Grahamßtown Ironmongers-^ Eekshaw, J, Corner of Owen and Williamson streets '•■' Musical Instruments — • Gbigg, J, Pollen street, Central .. Saddlers — . . . ■Wisemak, J, Queen street, Auckland Sewing MacMnes— • Hethebington, 8, Pollen street (agent for the Boie importers, L. D. Nathan & Co, Auckland) Native Lands Agents— . : Puckey, B W, Queen street, Auokland Kursery and Seedsmen— Bbight, J, Parawai Laybgttbne, Adam, Auckland: SmwxiiL, H, Parawai . Wood, Wm, Pollen street, Central Wight, E A, Pollen street, Shortland Painter and JPaperhanger — BabliJw, Brown street, Grahamstown Shipping and Commission Aaentt— :\ Gilmspie, H C, Thames Tobacconists — : ;.■ . Lawless, T, Brown street, Grahamstown MoLiveb, C, Brown street, Grahamstown Tailors — Wibemah, E, Brown street, Grahamstown Watchmakers and Jeyrellers — Finlay, J, Williamson street, Grahams* town Hoxden, Ahdbew, Owen street TBtFTENBEBG, A & E, Queen street, Auckland Wilkes, M J, Pollen street, Shortlaß-J Holloway'B Pilm.—These celebrated Pills are eesentially useful in purifying the blood, cleansing the stomach, gently stimu' lating the kidneys, and acting as mild ape*rienta. A few doses of this purifying medicine set the foulest stomach right, remove all bilious symptoms, steady the circulation, give strength to the muscles and composure te the brain and nerves. The Pills are so innoxious that they may be taken by persons in the most delicate state of health, and with marvellous effect. When the system has been enervated by overindulgence, or exhausted by mercurial preparations, these Pills aro excellent restoratives, (bey expel the poison.and enrich the blood.