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Wairoa Bell, Volume V, Issue 164, 23 September 1892, Page 7

ACCOUNTS, DVERTISERS and Subscribers aro respectfully notified that account* due to the Waiboa Bell, are now being rendered. As a very large sum in proportion to the business is outstanding, and money is in demand, prompt settlement of accounts will bo much esteemed. July Bth, 1892. JOHN STALLWORTHY. The GrreatJb&emedy For headache, sea or billions sickness, constipation, indigestion, lassitude, low spirits,, heartburn and feverish colds. It prevents and quickly relieves or cures the worst forms of typhus, scarlet, jungle, and other fevers, prickly heat, smallpox, measels, erruptive or skin complaints, and various other altered conditions of the blood ‘ IT SAVED MY LIFE 1 * For the fever had obtained a strong hold on . me In a few days I was quite well’—Extract from C Fitzgerald, Esq, formerly correspondent of the ‘ Manchester Guardian’ in Albania, referring to LAMPLOUGHS PYRETIC S ALINE

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