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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2237, 6 March 1886, Page 3

It is worth a trial-"1 was troubled. for many years with kidney cpmplaint,' irayej..j&c.j my blood became thin, 1 was 1 inactive, could hardly crawl aboutjlfnd was an old worn-out man all over, and could getnothingtohelpme : until 1 got American Co's Hop Bitters, : .anri jl »m as active as a man of.thirty,' although' ,lam seventy-two, andThave'no-doubt ! It will bo as well for others of my age; it Ji worth the trial.'-(FA'rnrx) ■ Notice.; Not a BEVERAGE,-".Theyare ; .nota beverage, but a medicine,' with' curative properties of the highest. degree, containing no poisonous drugs.'. They do not tear down an already debilitated system, but build it up. One bottle more real hop strength than a barrel of erdinary beer. Physicians prescribe thcrn' —Rochestra U.S.A., Evening Express, on American Hop Bitters, FUNERAL NOTICE. THE friends of the late George M. Beer are respectfully invited to attond his funeral, which will leave" his la'to residence, Columba road, on MONp.m. THOMAS JAGO, •"">i Undertaker, T Saturday, February 27th, \i from, the Mastcrt'on' Club yard, a , oUtnufc'mare, about i 5 hands'lin., two'w]Guto hind fetlocks, and. white etar on f forehead. Whoever will return the same to Mr T.,L. Thompson, Te Ore Ore will be rewarded. 2237