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\ We are Fully Equipped for SPRING and / \ SUMMER TRADE, and \vili be / ■e\ • ■■■•"■ ■-■■' -■■• .■' .:■■■-: '. -■ .- ■ - / (0 \ Pleased to Welcome Old, / £ \ \ and also NEW / o. \ CLIENTS. / £ 11 8 /^Ladies' Bostock X g | ' m" E J / \ > or « I f \ Walking Shoe. J I | I 11 I v 4a » j2 S / WE SIMPLY ASK YOU TO \ pj / TAKE TIME AND LOOK US UP. \ & m ■ / >t< \ ; I/Brighton & NcWman,^ j / No. 32, JRiclgway Street. V I / 'PHONE 101. j/ ■*" ,■■■.■•; , ' ■ - ■ ■ ' ■ "• .IT GIVES I [pp. tBTL ft ™THE we*k km *fE*«YI <) S IT MMISHES ALL HUM! S IT ACTS DIRECTLY ON THE ) ;SX LIVER kHO K'DNEYS. / _3fc, AND TONES UP THE WHOLE SYSTEM. /^^gfSMtmjjQai Thousands of people are suffering from 9^v3£|p9VSHGf a wasted condition of the body through the v _JaS 'oss °^ that element which is the Life and j Jf/Em' Vitality of every human being—Electricity. (^^^P Nature gives to everyone a sufficient supply \ W^^^S^ for all time, but most people, through neglect, \ f£> <m have allowed that quantity Nature gave them J^^ \f ft to drain away. When that amount has been /J^^ \ VI lost, the result is generally a Life of Misery /111 A v and Suffering. The weakened and run-down Mi llf^l . .mm '■ condition of the body will not respond to Mi iff i j§ Nature's demands, and unless checked, Jr m IS ft diseases of a serious nature ensure. It is » I Iff W' necessary to replace the amount of EleC--5 wiK teicity lost to regain your perfect health and DR. MCLAUGHLINS ELECTRIC BELT | will do it for y«u. When the system is in a Nervous or Weakened Condition, it requires only a few days' application of our Belt and the strength arid vitality can be felt returning. It will cure Kidney or Liver Trouble, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, Varicocele, Impurities of the Blood, etc., after the ! failure of all other treatments. • ' ' lUJH£Y AND UVEH TROUBLES. . f - Waikuku, 13/9/04. ■, Dear Sirs, —I have 'been wearing — —. ——^—~ -- \ one of your famous Blectric Belts CA FREE BOOK. now for some time, and have much o - ■■*•-•• w.w^ra^a pleasure in telling you that it has re- t— For further information as to the value of stored me to health again. It has c/> this Great Remedy we issue a 64-page lllusdone me more good than all the r> trated Book which deals exhaustively with doctor 9! medidn.fi I have taken. I £ the use of Electricity in all Nervous and - will recommend 1 it to anyone who is ■ Functional Disorders. It points out the ■■stuJßg tb^tay I did. I beg t* cause and cure of ailments that Electricity iMß*tsv,-~ - »■'' Jt: alone will cure. It contains other valuable , Yourt very truly, , 'j£l information, and should be read by every fl, PASCOE. fiu •offerer. It also illustrates how the Belt and ■ . . , Attachments are worn for different aliments, ———^^——— g and shows our principal business establishBeware of the No COR«, No S ments throughout the; world. We will send n. .t „ a*. ™^j nnv fVi. C g Srnit-9 S you z Book to any address if you will fill in Pay frauds and worthless irnita- o fe,, COU p On an a ,Jtuii. it to v.; tions advertised from Australia. ~T Ti anyone calling we would be S Nun ..m...,. M h...........»...............».~....... pleased to explain th« working of »••««•«««»#«««.««««.•.«...«...«.«•. this appliance and show them the g ApouMft,.... «'»#.♦•»«....«.«.....«...•..«........ method by which we make so ~^ many Wonderful Cures. Hours: 5 «y— 9 am. t0'8.30 p.m. Advice and t^mtmMKKtut^KKmKKKtmtmmmmmmmam Consultation is Free. % ■ ■ .. ■'■■■' THE DR. MCLAUGHLIN CO., Willis St, Wellington. | I 60 free Prize Oiler I I niliyriQ First Prize, £50; Second, £5; I I UUIIILnO and Elffht Other Prizes of £1 ea. IIN CASH ny Person can win either one or the whole of the * Prizes by jusU LITTLE THIHKIM6. ' We have ft 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 aDy other game. 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 quickly we will give Sixty Guineas in cash tjrizes Icr the best ten conundrums sent in. Just the one you send in may win the prize of £50. 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 " TheGameofLjfeVfrse and post paid. Play the game one week, and if no^aV^HH||HlMaMk^B^ nave your moneys worth send it backa^j^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H in full. Simply say "I want my n^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^W but mail your money back prompth^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H A committee of resj^d^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ every fairness, and theuaj^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H later you think of^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H postal note for Guineas are w^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H by postal no^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H of Life " he^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^M fourteen daj^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H deposited^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^l ganui^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H pri^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H

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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12647, 7 November 1905, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12647, 7 November 1905, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12647, 7 November 1905, Page 3

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