Points in Footwear the \ Public Readily Catch. COMFORT m QUALITY > VARIETY PRICE. Theevei incteasiny volume of out Sales is due to carefully i noting these points when buying. Out promises in print are always performed on the premises. ■ SPRING GOODS NOW ON VIEW \ GRICHTON & NEWMAN, 92, RIDGWAY STREET. [| M^Lf Dd^lVClV^llC i ■ y^f^^^^V Thr Symfyoms of Lame Back or Backache indi/^L^«i allSi*-?^ cats venr serious conditions. The small of the feSMli JH^HS^ *»<* » the General Nenre Centre. Hardly aa organ of the body cast be ill without producing a B^@|W^^^^^^a pain in the back, and no matter how slight these paini may be, they denote that something is f&dJjk Agfc>Pl=is''# wrong, and should not be considered lightly. . |E%©ll§§sMJ§|f Lame Back often results from Weakness or fir/oi||p£§>g£3||a| Exhaustion of the Nervous System, from Kidney YS^^^^^^Mi Troubles, from Bowel Complaints, and very often from Shen™*tic Conditions, and if allowed to |«|||%«2Ei|f| *aTe its own w*y«Jt will» e. ventu*lly> bring on a fi|^^%2l§il|l collapse. Our vast experience in treating this I|%%l§i&i|is|a trouble enables us to locate the cause when the •ymytomt are described, and to supply the mild current of Electricity so as to reach the seat of the trouble, and restore health and Vitality to the parts which are affected. f In every case where there is a pain in the - 3 back there is a cause for it, and the Elec- •«_«•»■ irk Current supplied by our Belt will \jt. lYlCLaUgniin S reach that cause and remove it. Its in- _-^ g . „ --^ -. vigorating influence goe« to all parts of fcileCiriC tSCIt the body and limbs, and where weakness I , and disease lurks it will strengthen and . heal. Try it and be convinced. In all simple cases a few applications will absolutely cure. Electricity ia the grandest remedy on earth for all Pains or Aches, Liver, Kidney, and Stomach Troubles, and all Weakuesses in Men and Women. T~I RHEUMATISM AND SCIATICA. j •J „ , . _ ... , DOYLESTOK, August Bth, 1904. U Th» Dr. HcLiBttHMR Co., Wellington. , , W J>**r Sirs,--In answer to your letter of enquiiy «• my health, I urn very happy to tell H you 1 have not been ia better health this last t«n rears. As for my Sciatica, it is gone, ■ ».nd I haTe no win, thanki to your Electric Belt, which I got from you after eight months H of int«B*e suffering;. I can never be thankful enough for the relief I have got. lam not ■ weiring the Belt constant now, and I kave only used it once awe k lately, and I will make X' it known as much v possible for tut good it has done me. I have been at work this last B two months working in water «Tery day, so that will tell you how I am benefited by the ■ Belt, which I an wry thankful for. Teaterday I walked eight milea, and did not feel a | bit t!r«d. four months ago I could not walk across the room without assistance, and I ■ am quite sure that it was yoar Belt that rand m«, and there was more spent on me than ■ purchased the Belt, om other medicines. ■* ■ Wishisß yon every success, I remaia., yours truly, WILLIAM KNIGHT. ■ ,1~~ «^fc * tend to-day far o«r Beautiful Illustrated Health Book. ; ■ O«/a 1 fl» fr^AAkT It describes our wonderful Belt and method #» X JPICC LJLHJIV* absolutely and accurately. It jivea X i ■! ; photos and names of hundred* __^»«* I*^'O* B - ot cured patients, and is * »t. *r I full of «ood things for * S «ckm«.». Our Belt Uas tfl o)l* toZk*g\ 2^^^' B «iod for women es (or men. i# I V Z**f^o^ 1 Our Electpo-Piostlo TBJt | Cupo- Rupture. %*£%&/^^ To T=* H This Pa***- -»^* B«T\^ Please post me your Illustrated [| ftio . . % y^^jjgS^*'' Boole as advertised. I understand tkat £ " " \ *SSo&^*^ you will send it Free and Post JPaid. 111 cLaugh lin\ \ NAMK •— ~~~. |L t>o., ®* \% ADDRESS ..._. ~ r^Wnilß Street, \% * •60 fpccPrtzeoncr nillliriO First Prize, £50; Second, £5; OUIIiLnO andEiffht Other Prizes of £1 ea. IN GAuH Person can win e'^6r onß or ifie wfio!e of {fie — -»Prizes by just A LITTLE THIKKINS. We have a new parlour game-simple, educating, fun-making and characterbuilding. Can be played by men, women, or children—summer, winter, autumn or spring. It is quite new and unique, and not like any other irame. Causes lots of fun and friendship. Play it once, and you want to play it often. We have named it " The Game of Life," because it teaches children to be thoughtful, truthful, honest, manly, and helpful. To old and young "The Game of Life" is highly interesting and instructive. Played without dice or cards, and suitable for the cleanest, sweetest, and best of homes. Everybody wants " The Game of Life," and to popularise v quicWy we will give Sixty Guineas in cash orizes &r the best ten conundrums sent in. Just the one you send in may win the prize of £60._ Any conundrum, old or new, may win it. Send your conundrum in now with a postal note for 2/6, and your name and address, and we will at once mail you " The Game of Life " free and post paid. Play the game one week, and if not entirely satisfied that you nave your moneys worth send it back and we will return your postal note in full. Simply say "I want my money." We will ask no auestions, but mail your money back promptly. A committee of responsible Wanganui gentlemen will judge with every fairness, and their decision wDI be final. If to-morrow or a few days later you think of a still better conundrum send it along also with another postal note for 2/6. Send as many conundrums as you like—Sixty Golden Guineas are worth winning,—but each conundrum must be accompanied by postal note for 2/6, and for every 2/6 we send one copy of "The Game i of Life " free post paid. Prizes awarded and cash sent to winners within fourteen days after the date of the coming General Election. We have deposited cash for the ten pruei with the National Bank of N.Z., Wanganui. ■; The best conundrum will win, but if you do not care to compete fo prtees send your 2/6, and get the " The Game of Life." Yon will like and enjoy it apart from the money prizes. Address like this— Secretary " The Game of Life " Company. Box 179, G.P.0., Wanganui. The Result of Competition will be published in the leading papers in tba four centres, immediately after the Judges bars given their decision. Particulars of same will also be lent to any competitor forwarding stamped addroiaed envelope tor reply, . Hefertneei—The National Bank of N.Z., Wanganai, N.Z.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12641, 31 October 1905, Page 3
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