REMEMBER THIS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1828, 31 October 1884, Page 2

REMEMBER THIS.

If you are costive,- or dyspeptic, or ire suffering from any other of the numerous diseases of the stomach or bowels, it is your own. fault if you remain ill, for Hop Bitters is a sovor. eign remedy in all suoh. complaints, Jf you have a rough,. pimply, or. sallow skin, had breath', pains and aches, and fe<*l miserable* generally,'- • Hop Bitters will give yoii a" fair skin,-' rioh Wood, and sweetest breath, health, and comfort. That poor, bedridden,'invalid sister, mother, or daughter, cnn 'be rauda the picture of healtli, by'a few bottlis of Hop 'Bitters,'..costing ..but a trifle. Will vou let them suffer' • f If you are a frequenter, or a resident's of a miasmatic district, barricade your system against the scourge of all countries—malarial, epidemic, billious, and intermittent fevers—by tlie use of Hop Bitters. fn short they cure all Diseases of the Stomach, Bowels, Blood, Liver Nerves, Kidneys, Bright's Disease. £SOO will lie paid for a case they will ' not cure or help. Druggists and Chemists keep it. If you a>-e sick with tbafc terrible sickness Nervousness, yon will .find a "Balm of Gilead" in the use of Hop Bitters,

If you are sick Hop Bitters will surely aid Nature in making you well when all else fails. If you are wasting away in any form of Kidney disease, stop tempting-Death this moment, and turn for a Hop Bitters, Bft

UM'ii I To SMU* \yi.-'li. The Manchester G.inrdi in, Juno 9,1883, fl'iys: " At oiin of .ihe windows io 'king on the woodland vv.iys, with 'c umps i)f rhododendrons and great m vases oi May blossoms thero was an iuteressins group.- It included oub whi had hten a-cOtton sninncr, but Wis-' now s i puu ysed time, lie could only bear to lie in a re.'linin.! position." .. Tlva refers to my ca-o at the Homo for Incu ab'.es, I war first "a t teked 12 years ago, with Licomuor Ataxy (a paralvnc.disease nf neive libvo. rarely ovut clired), awl wai.for several ye in Wcly aide to net abnu!, and for the last five years not able to atM'u 1 to my business as cotton agent, alt'iougli- many thi igs have ken dmu fur me, tin last experiment lining m-rvu sti etchinn, two years ngo, I was voted into the Horn* far.lncurables, M;iuiueli Hill, Heato<i Mors, y, near Manch .8 or, ill May, 1882. a hoiiie th>t ouidit to be mori; ..widely, known, where afllHttid oucj h ive eveiy . BUita .le cO nfiii't an i attention,

I am-no alvoj.ito for anything in thu sh pe of piieni uudicine, andmada many obj oiiom io my dear wi e's c nsta it u.-giug. to try H p Bi te.s, b it fi a'ly, t ■ pa* fy her, coi'seiitwl, f had iiOj qmte ti i>hed the fir.-t bottle, who i 1 let ae 1 auge cme over me. This wa< .Saturday, Nov in ier 3 d. On th) Sjnday morjiiny, in cLess ng, 1 felt so strong on m.V logs, [ siid to my liedcompanioiw," I ivas sine I c uld walk.so fila'ted across the II o • and ba It. I hnrdlv knewlo.v to eontan myself. I was all over the hot a>. After fhi*hi'>p ihe ft st bott'e 1 had four Java to wait for the eeco d, and by the time it ciuie I hid fa lea ba-Jk considerably. Two d.iyi nfter 1 bey.in to take the second, my wft'nin j came l uow, a« the Horn i ate tiudmt the Bitters for me, >[• am uaining strength i a :h day, an 1 can walk With ut stiok or any o;lier support. lam now at my own h-usd, and hope soon to he abe to earn my own living ag in. I have beon a member of tin iM.iiicli-ser Royal Kxchaiige for ne-nly ill rty years, and w.is hei r;ily iml iced on goiiy into the roam on Tliutsdty ln>t. Very yrato'nl'.y yours, Join Buukbuhn, 57, Tfneriff; st., Hi lie/ B-oiighton, Manclieste', Dcembir 24,1853. To Hop Bi.tetsCo n|a y, 1 omU„ - P S. -Jon wiliMta r muck respecting my cure ir»m euclo>ed card. (Cnpyof Curd) stcoxn ir ic.vii k. . 1I0RTH:H)1 COUIITIES HOSPITAL FOR IH3URABLESAUY IatCHON, 18.J2. Your Votes and limr s are rightfully fi-ilicitcd on inh It' of JOHN BL .CKKURV. Aged -17 veai'j, vli • fa- 11 veais li s. been alll e ed with Loc 'in tor Ataxy, and for tli' iw tr-e veais quite unable to at cid to bnisness, riils can is recommend il by Bs\J, Akmitaub, Esq., M.f, The it v. K. muw i 1 d. Hector of St James' Higher B.ougli on, JOHN Lowc'OK, K-<|., \l.l\ Mr J. H ' Hotwood, Publisher &c., Manches'er, Mrs WiLi.iiJt Matii r I'ark Lea, Higher L I'U.hion. Mrs Winskr, Woodland-tu'ris, Higher Bo on, B Sl'ie-oN, I'.sq,, M.D. Io "don, Physician to the Mandi iter lloyal I firm 1 ry. Jaiikb ltoss J sq M D,, M.K C.P., Assistant Phy ician to ihe Roy tl 1 fiitnirv, Ain Huckikeon litq., M.8., 2G King St Man hester CURIOUS C\SE OF AN INVALID. k ease which has excite 1 i-ome inWest in in Rh ules dming the past ivetk is tint of a mm named Jim 'ihompson, of Ohnr<h Street, who has had a w nderful partid recovery of the use nf h'a limbs by a medicine known a< Hop Biter'. He formerly worked for Air 0. W, Uri-r'y, at llhodns House. About 13 y"ars a»o he strained himself with liftinir, bit litt o notice was tak n of tin eamo at th-i time but he (jr .duidly urnw wo-fe and hrcamn unalle t" feed, dress, or m )vo himsi'f in lied, been ning really helpless. He tried several doct.rs, and tbo Royal Infi m 'ry threa timi's, but was dL-'cb rg d i ie-irabl«, ia'was in a helpless condition for II yeirs, Ai out ten we' ki at;o he wa< p»r<u'ad"d to try H<m> Bitterp, Duri iK the first bottle, to nsi his own wor's, h ■." fe't a quepr sensation all over )>is bo k," aid tince then he has been m.irovin^; ho oan tnv ieid himself a little, put hid arm-i at thitop nt his h-.id, raove his legs!™-, Imtis"n-.t y.fc quite able to stan I. He c m sit uo in hid, or m a chur for five or fix hours, or can nd-ip, himsjlf up. On Mondiy lie wis taken out ia a fruit cart be'ong ng in a perso'i nanefl Stevensm. and went as ft as Pr-'Stwich. a id th i di£f t inoa bi-ing in bed so lo ig a time aid the i oiusiibwis so great tlihi could nit describe his tee.insjs His was so remi-ka'da tlia' mwy nar |soiu wh) hfil known h : m to lie bjdfi tso 'lo i;', an I hid heard or his great nhaige, buiwe'e S'.ep icil ft'iout truth nf it. pa : d hiin a visit on Mcdav eveni"u - Midtlklun I>B4. Phiiade phia, Pa,, Sept, G, I Q B2, Hop Billcn Co.: lam 71 *ea"S o'd, have 'ivo-134 years in T'h l nlelphi'i, and well known ail) in (}pimans; 1 havp be -n tmublul 12 years with a white on my light loot, and getiin.'wor-w everv yp-r. mil veryptin iii, anl breaking o;<t in' hot weather. I enmu'ted several doctors and t'ipy told me it w-e incurable and I would have to tnke it'urb me in tip. gave. Some time ago I lest my appetit l , wis o stive, ha I liPadacliP, Mr fev'pr, ia fact was very, siuit,. T saw' In tht G' rma'n ' Deimn'nt 1 ilia' H< p Rittcrs wa .■..flh.t-Ineideil. lijnta ho't c, took it ohf week and wm a"- well wain as (ver, anl to mv greatest snr'i rise right from the fi *-t my . swiillivgVwent dovn. i; ad ndly and tiUny auptber bo;tk* got en ire y well.nf it. The tfiffrof mv ne'ighb'ir lnd iwo.Biich wpl'.iiig oiioher legs aud' threo bottles ciired'her. b think- thij ii "a great triumph for your bitters. .

■ ■ 'foaK ST 'it,. No"4 Ymmgs Alloy, above Willow stroH-, Alston. Bos;oa, Mass, Aug. 14, 'B3. •• j Hop 'Bittern-Co': hints: • g experienced a ereat d c a' '"of f'ouble fr> m indigent, so miteh so that 1 camentar losing my life, Mv ImuMe alw»y« Mine aft t Kiting my food, m ma:t r how light ami di esti'i e it- was Po,- two. or threedio'irs at a time I badtoco thrugh the moat exeruci iting pains, anl the only Way l ever g.'t reli'f was by th o«i g up ail my st'imach contained, No ' one can conctive Ihe piins I had to go through, until at last I that for ilnee I lay in bed. Could eat woiA/wj. M.v suff-r- - bo tlmt 1 called in two doctors to Bee if they could give me that would stop-thi.p'iins, but their efforts were no good to.me. At last I read a good deal ab u ut Hopßittnis ;,nd ilnt'rinined to try them. .Go' a bottle-in four l onr-t I look thn contents of one. Next day I was nut oi bed and have not foin a sick h mr from ill • Ba He e mae since I lhve reconunpndpd it to hundred."}; yott'have no su.di advocate as. I am ' ■ ir, ■ * * * »*'"' GEO, Kevdali,, The above testimonials are from among thousands received. Among the many specifics introduced to thi publio for the cure of dyspepsh, imles tion, dera meraen.ts.of varijus kinds, and as a general family medicine none have met with suoh uennine ap rocUiori as Hop JBictera. Introduced to this country but a comparatively short tims sin;e to niest.the ■greit demand for a pure, -Faft;' and perfect family medicine, they have racily increased in favor, until they aie without question the mo t popular and Valnab'e medicines kno.'vn. It is fa-nous l>* teison of its inherent virtues, It does all th.t .is claimed f-r it. Ii dis-i charges its curative without anv of the evil eitecta of other bit'ers < i' in tli in •, bein? ptrlejtly sale and, baim'e»s. for the most trail women smallest child, and weakest invalid to use, Few are 'the homcß indeed where the greit discovery has nqt already been hailed as a deliverer and welcome as a frend. It does what others afftot to. do. Composed of simple m itiriiili, it is a marvel of delieut; and successful combination. Nothing is wanting. Kv»ry ingredient goes s'raifht to tl» mark at w:i-h it is a nud. and ncv.r fails.- PleaiiinMo ihe pilute, ag eea'de to the stomach, au 1 throughly eff cmvu as a . cure, it lub wou for itself ihij cjnfidence of ail. ; Hop Bitters are used in Six of the Large London Hosoiialr„nd airoi fr l, b 't tnMons throiighout.th'j.'woCltl;; anil, ara-ifhe-f aodB«»