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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3946, 23 October 1891, Page 3

PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION. ON AND AFTER SATURDAY, 26th September, MESSRS WRIGGLES WORTH and BINNS will have on view in their Vestibule a new Exposition >f Photographic Portraiture, to which they paiticularly wish to call the attention of connoisseurs and the public, the whole of the Pictures on View having been taken since the Reduction in Charges. The Firm offer these Photographs to public "view and criticism, believine them to b6 good evidence that the utmost care is being bestowed upon the work, notwithstanding the low rate of prices. i J OPULAR PRICES to be maintained for a short while longer. ENAMELLED CABINET PHOTO, Three-quarters or Full Length— FIRST COPY 2/" Half Dozen 7/6 One Dozen 12/G FOR CASH AT TIME OF SITTING ONLY Messrs Wrigolesworth & Binns have in their possession the Negatives of the undermentioned photographers formerly in business in Wellington, viz;—Messis Clark, Deverill, Gibbs, Phillipi and Pollard, Pollard.Cazneau, and Connolly, copies from all of which may bo obtained at current cheap rates. WBIGGLESWORTH AND BINNS, PHOTOGR A.PHERS, 7, Willis-Street, Wellington. Patentees and Proprietors of the Matt» Opal Type process, patented in New Zealand, Great Britain, United States of America, Ncvr South Wales, Victoria, and other Australian Colonies. Beware of spurious imitations. Look for the word Patented under Matt- Opal Type. Two or three smart rubs with the Snger will leave a shiny mark on the surfaco of coiVte ."eitp READ WHAT OTHER MARY JOSEPH AUBERT HAS DONE. Taradale, (September, 1890. I, the undersigned,, met with a very serious accident some years ago which rendered me completely helpless for three months. Sister Mary Joseph attended me during my illness, and I was perfectly restored to good health under her treatment. Sister Mary Joseph is at liberty to publish this it needful. Robert Davidson. Taradale, September 9,1891 Dear Sialer,—l thank you for the medicine you gave to my family. Whea they were all laid up with scarlet fever and other diseases the medicine you gave them cured them all. John O'Reilly. Taradale, September 8, 1891. Dear Madam,—l have very much pleasure in bearing testimony te the merit and efficacy of your valuable medicines. I suffered from an injury to the spine caused by lifting too heavy a weight. This in duced frequent fits and paralysis, accompanied by foaming at the mouth. The treatment of two doctors who attended me did not benefit me in the least.

I grew rapidly worse, and my friends despaired of ever seeing me up again. It was fortunate for inc when yon came to see me and undertook my case, I commenced to recover from that hour, and continued to improve daily, and considering the serious nature of the case it was not very long before I reeorered my usual health and strength. I have to tender you my sincere thanks for your goodness to me at that time, for I feel confident that it is to your treatment and God's mercy that I owe my life.» I remain, Yours sincerely. ANME, Napier. Taradale, September 8,1891. Dear Sister,—l have much pleasure in writing with regard to your excellent modi* cines which I have found most beneficial. I may safely add by my experience all who may try them will find a most satisfactory cure, Bel'eve me to remain, Yours most sincerely, C. Seelton. Taradale. Dear Sister,—l thank you sincerely for your valuable medicine (Marupa). It cured me when all other remedies failed. Sincerely yours, K. Dotle. Taradale, June, 1876; Havingcontraoteda severe illness through long hours of work during my aprenticeship I had two doctors attending me fir several days without any satisfactory result. Sister Mary Joseph Aubert, hearing of my illness, brought a bottle of her medicine, and after two doses a recovery took place, and after a short time I was quite well. Joseph Jeffahes, Baker, etc. Taradale, September 10, 1891. Dear Sister,—l have very great pleasure in testifying to the value of your remedies, as they were used in my family with won-, derful effect for many years, and "I am especially grateful to you for saving the life of my daughter when others said she would not live. Trusting you may live long to help and cure the Buffering. I am, Yours faithfully, W. Lord.

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