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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2669, 9 August 1887, Page 4

i\ 0 B. JEfoSiUiN, ' I SEDICALHERB&LIBT AND BOTANIST Can be consulted (advice FREE) at 153, LAMBTON QUAY, WEALING. TON, Ell HER personally or by letter, All cases promptly and punctually attentedto. Mr Jensen has made the following class of complaints the study of his lifo, and a suro cure will be guaranteed in every, caso undertaken. Specified Liver Complaint, No 1,3s U „ Rheumatism, No 2,2 a9d „ Palsy, 4s Cd „ Hysteria, No 3,2s fid „ St. Vitus' Dance, No 4,0s 6d „ Dysentery, No 6,2 a „ Cholera, No 6, 5s ,i Files, No 7,7 aod „ Diabetes, No 8,6 a „ Gravel, No 9,4s 7d , Dropßy, No 10, Ss „ Fevers, No 11, 8s 6d „ Consumption, No 12,4 a „ Asthma, No 13, 3b „ Summer Compliant, No 18, 8b „ Sunatroko, No 16, 10b „ Tapeworm, No 17, 2b „ Female Complaints, No 19,10s „ Stono in Bladder, No 20,4s (id „ Seraonal Weakness,No 21,'7s (id ~ NervousHoad, No 22,4s „ Mind Complaints, No 23,5s „ Colds, No 24, 4s Gd ~ Errors of Youth, No 25,7 a 6d, „ Loss of Appetite, No 2(5, 2a „ Trembling of Handß, No 27, 2a „ Blood Purifier, No 28, 3s 6d „ Simple Syrup, No 29, 2b 6d „ Caravaca Syrup, No 30, 2b 04 „ Tooth-powder, No 1b 6d ~ Cough Mixture, No 32,2s 6d „ Lost Vitality, No 36, 3b „ Fits. No 34, Gs „ Corn Cure, No 35, la 6d ~ Premature Decay, No 36,4s BEAD ON. If you are suffering with any of the abovo complaints, and cannot come for the medicine yourself, send with your neighbor; if you have not got a neighbor drop a line into the post-office. Take particular notice of the uumber of your complaint, and send the number with the letter. Take particular notice of the address, and the medicine will be for warded at once, 256PAHIATUA TEMPERANCE HOf&i J. CAIMP Proprietor, Good accomodation for tho Travelling public. 2249 C, WAG LAND, BUTCHER, Masterton. 3RIME BEEF, and Best Quality . MUTTON always on hand, 2380 w ALTEII PERRY, GENERAL BUTCHER, bridge-st,, masterton M 1 "R C. COLLIER wishes to return thanks to his numoroua customers for their liberal patronage since the commencement of Mb new industry. The public will find every description of wool Mats made to order and dyed in the new Brazilian colors, and turned out with neatness and despatch, in a way which defies coropetion. Also ho has no comedian with any ring or monopoly, butbuys skins, wool, and hides at a fair market price, for cash, C. COLLIER wishes to intimate to wool growers and farmers, that his eetablishment ia now being fiitod up for wool scouring, and that he is prepared to take large or small quantities at current rates, and as his own work will bo sub pended during the wool season el'entsoan rely on their ordors being turned out with despatch, as I pay the highest wages, and only keep experienced workmen on the establishment. liwiooDsT A. HENDERSON has just received a now supply of "WATCHES, rotherhams, walphams, and MA'IHEYS, andovery description of JEWELLRY. SPECTACLES to suit all sights. All work Aone at the lowest trade prices. A. HENDERSON, Queen-street Mabtebton, Dr. F. WALLACE MACKENZIE. OCULIST AND AURIBT, 93 Upper Wiuia Street, WELU NGTON. RANGIORA NURSERY. WE. IVORY, in presenting his ' ofltalogue of fruit trees and geaerol nursery stock, begs to thank his numerous patrons for. their liberal support during the last twenty-six years, and to inform thnm that his stock of fruit trees, &c., this year growing on fourteen scree of ground are equal in quality and growth to former years, the majority being fruit bearing this season. JAMES STONE & SON, AGENTS, MASTERTON. N.B.—Those who have purchased these trees in Masterton, speak very highly of 2820 R i&yisr, LOCAL FKUIT Queon St., Masterton. E TAYLER informs the public that , during the planting season varieties of Fruit, Ornamental Troes, and all lands of Ornamental Tree Seedß, &<),, can be supplied. ALL FOREIGN FRUIT in Market. REGISTRY OFFICE FOR SERVANTS 611