AMERICAN CO. HOP BITTERS ARE THE PUREST AND BEST BITTERS EVER MADE.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2367, 7 August 1886, Page 2

AMERICAN CO. HOP BITTERS ARE THE PUREST AND BEST BITTERS EVER MADE.

They are compounded from Hops, Malt, Buehu, -Mandrake, and ; -Dasdelio&—tho eldest,, .best, ! ,and-'most valuable medicines in the world, artd contain all the beat and inoßt curative ;proper|ieß of all other remedies, being thej greatest Blood Purifier," Liver Remlator, and Life and Health 'RestorinMgent m earth. Nodiseaso.pr jO&Mcan longexist where they are usedj-so varied and perfect aire, their operatioisjf They.ffive newj-li/e anil; vigor to tho agedafldmfirm.' To all.-wlioae emDloy* ments CMwirregularity of the bowels or urinary organs, or who'require an Appe-tJier;-.Tomc ans JCld Stimulant,. AramearTCbi's Hop'Bitters''-'ire' invaaible, being highly curativp, tonic and- atinpa* ting, without infoijcatifii.-?- . :.No matter what yip-feelings or sympemsare, what the■dlseaso'or ailment ,w use'Hopßitters; pori't wait until yon feel bad « miserable, use Sop Bitters at once. It may save your life.. Hundreds have been saved byso doing, £BOO will bo paid for a case they .will not care'or'lielp. Rememoe'p, Americai Hop Bitters is no vile, drugged drii&iiknostrum, but the Purest anißestMediaiie ever made. Try the Bitters to-day.. ifltf at Chemiata or -,l)ruggißte,-- fßoWare'-.of imitations. (senuineha»Tir;Soale!s-;ttßtße blown iabottle.' ' '*'

IM not HjiJir or let yomfriends wifer, M iiw anijii'gsthem foiae Amioaa HopMorg •-•■••'- ■'■'■ -"- w ;

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.... ''.shoros, wasthe-aiotivo..force under the .''-'■ operation of.which Australia has advanced .'-'' 'with auckmighty.stride*; Whatever" industrial strencili wo uow po.sjtess'; .what-: ever comtuercia]:gi'eatngsß may be claimed by us;—whatever of advancement in art and science, in political force or social. b culture, is our own, weowe primarily to * .■ fcrwnpner.,,. He it w.as'who,, with. pick,, and spade, cradle and windlass,! laid-.. the ..... foundation of a State, in it* first youth, bids fair- to accomplish r.'a de'at'iny'a& : .brilliant, as powerful .111 -its : . : operation's, as. influential in, its. political 'sffects upon other States','as any oxlubite'd ■ to.us.in-the history of ancientc-r. modern . .., times., ■■''}<. .-■ \ ■••.. -, ',. . .:;;' Biitjin the nature'of-things-, -this- stu-. .'„>■' hot been accomplished -.._ wjthpijt.greit sacrifice, misery, failure," ''"■'" aod'dias|er..' fill" that 'glitters^is.'pot. the.. " .'uroi-'arevmany, and. ''wiechar -success i:':rtwifdß;.iie.p^6r;or-noVHe.'hiis..to..eji', _'...- .•.Oqiitifer -the., gravest ,hardsups,.. ..$9 ..; ,• v.Mvewjit' privatifana.. : ';As ' .jjtr". .Iftcfyifd ';;,: _■' Jib^on, ; Df ; : ' Djlnolly,'- Victoria-a,.. minor"V'_. : yhatt'/. experience■date* from,;the early '''' ' 'gold discoveries—6baerv.es'- - .'. '--1.-havo. :. Lx .Msstd hardships,-, have ■lUg fre9UenHy'bfißn,flhort'of.food, water; and , ; .ImSui ./-These trials -have ..undoubtedly .., : :! ;^.lpttaßir^ffee6"'.up6n : -;'rabj .a'piiforjije, ' -i.^^tvrir^finyears I. haye ; ' been troublod' i' 1 ., .pains jn'my:,necl[ f .and. : alupul-, ' 1' ders. About a month aqo, I.bsgar£.tfliirjg ; ' Warner's Safe' Cures '2nd to-day.; I. feel '...-.. .. |nbetter'Bhape.thinat any 'time;, .guripg . thopastfifteon .years,'-'and would most : .'. ghwly'.'reodimmend it to aU'bratherminuis, . '.' and others suffering in the same way; .nf ; .ill tbrougj) any liver or kidney irjoubk"' ~ 'Fifteen years-is a long time to'suffer.paiu .'...;' Anditsconaenuont 'dobility,. and we'ean ~ . /therefore underßt:inil.'- : *«1)t; jj'trttitul-/eel-'. :: .-,ings of tliis'pibneerminer, upiin discovei• , ... iag a remedy : which h'asnot unly .relieved. .. iia agonies, but has permanently banished ". their cauße.- As .an' item .of." the great' .: Brray.qf,.bra.ve and adventurous men, whose exertions' and sacrifices our great community has founded, his testimony to too virtuesefthe agent by which ho has ■•''.'. beeii -orircd of "diaease, is worthy of res-. poctful'attention,