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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4217, 13 September 1892, Page 3

GENEML, During one of the very severe storms that this disttict'has been .afflicted with lately, an unfortunate'gentleman who was out in it, chanced to hike shelter froovone of the heaviest shoWra ina ahedihe was passing at 1 the time, ; .''' The storm raged with 'such violence, that he determined to make himself, as comfortable as ou'cumstauces' would permit| until there were signs of improvement in the weather, su he drew his pipe from his pocket, settled himself in the warmest corner of the abed, and Bracked contentedly away, until he was awakened by hearing voices in close proximity to bim,'! ;!:; It was quite dark by this time, so that neither parties were aware of (ho presence of the other. They were talking be one of great moment to' one of them at least, far ho was urgently recommend' ing hisfriend to follow his adyice and example, which was not to neglect his health any longer, when he had a remedy within his reach that would work a perfectcure,, ■ ' \ . ; • ;Hei stated his'onn experience, how ; long ho had despaired ot finding relief, for he had consulted scores of doctors, and tried innumerable medicines, all to no purpose, he' still remained a martyr to indigestion and genera! .falling off of health." w ■■'■■ :> • '' ' '',.- . ■ hie' gradually'.grew.ao'mucli worso, that he felt "That life, was ,n'o(j worth living," when one day a friend.said to him, "Why not Iry Kahana, one of Mother Mary Joseph Aubert's remedies,, for your complaint. It is highly recom-' mended for it." .He did so, and ''lb,"' be, said, "How I bless the day that I did. It has made a new man of me." Heenlargcd atsuch length on the wonderful properties of the medicines, that tho man.who had-been, sleeping, was quite roused, anidiltd beeqlan eager listener to'alltlw conversation, Hising up he made his presence known to the other two,.'much to thuir.surf rise, who supposed they Were the only occupants of this friendly shelter. Explaining to them that he was in need of just such a medicine as he had heard, described, ho begged for further particulars of' it, They wore gladly given him, and immediately he reached the nearest chemist's he procured a bottle of Karana, and he is now as loud in his praises of this wonderful remedy, as tho man who had been unwittiugly tho means of restoring him to perfect health, Take Karana, and you will find out for yourselves what an oxcollent Tonic it is, and now invaluable at all times and

GENUINE SUCCESS. VIOE-EBIGALAND THESPIAN THAT LITTLE COLD."

A T the present time the weather is IX moat changeable, and noatly everyone suffers from colds in the head or throat. These affections in their primary state are never very hurtful to the constitution, but a neglected cold is one of the worst things that oan ever happen to. a human being, It should certainly, be attended to-immediately. Warmor clothing must be put oh"; and the patient must undergo a slight course of a medicine which will oure in the early atagea and not allow the sufferer to become afflicted with those most prevalent complaints—ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION and BRONCHITIS. What a number of persons have cause to regret a neglected simple littlocold, and if thoy had only thought it was going to turn out as it has done they would certainly have taken PROPER PEECAUTIONS. • But still it is not too lap and why? Because NATURE which provides everything necosßary to exist' enco, in her bounty has given us herbs and vegetation amongst whioh is hidden the antidotes to siokness, and it only required the researeh of such a lady as MOTH BR AUBERT to discover the plants which yield the articles of assiiailationin curbing the ills brought on by a slight cold, '! MARUPA" Is the registered name of MOTHER AUBERT'S COUGH, ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION REMEDY. . It is a medicine which should be in every household, and testimony has been givun by hundreds of person's of its good efforts, Notably MR WALTER BENTLEY and MISS MYUA REMBLB, whose vocation brings them under the notice of everybody " who runs and reads," would not have certihed to the efficacy of i) MARUPA" If it was not what it is made out to be, There are no mineral substances in its composition, almost for that reason alone it is not hurtful to the smallest child, but can be administered to the Biuallest with Mothers attend to that distressing cough of your little offspring, and for a bottle of " MARUPA," And have cause to rejoice that in future years 1 your children grow up with CHEEKS LIKE ROSES, and not with PALLID LIPS because "THAT LITTLE COLD" was neglected in younger days. Stocked by T. (i, Mason, Masterton

inE "JBEBMAH 8 JOURNAL'" ' (Saturday, June*,-1892). Special attention is directed to the advertisement of the Rev Mother.Mary Joseph Aubert Remedies which is ap-j pearing in our columns (or the first time. Mr Orlando J. Kompthorno, who manages this business informs' us that the sale of those medicines in Now Zealand 19 somewhat wonderful, and he has the greatest faith that they will soon corao into popularity-in New Soutb Wales Mother Aubert has been at work in New Zealand lor thirty years, and has always given, her time'free of all-charge to persons of all denominations, to whom, her assiatanco could be of any avail in relieving them of their sevoral complaints, Archbishop. Redwood, Bishop Grimes, and Lord Onslow certify to reliol obtained by the use of these remedies, and such testimony is very gratifying.. Mr Wallet Beutly and Miss Myra Kemble havo also written adding their proof to the many hundred testimonials received by the proprietor. Some time sinoo wo re-printed a paragraph from our Now Zealand Cathoho contemporary, in which it was deplored that Mother Aubert's remedies were not more widely known, and suggesting a more wholesale' mode ot distributing them than prevailed. It would seem that the Rev Mother has followed the advice offered on that The Aubert Remedies are sold by Me T.G. Mason,Masterton Townsend & Gowper Saddlers and Hanemmhrs, QUEEN81REE1,,,..,... ,„.MiSTEKTON, IN thanking patrona for past favours, invite settlers in want of really FIRST OLASS SADDLES.HABNESS, '.' ETO,, ". : '■ To Inspect Our Stock. Good assortment of stallion gear on hand; or'made to order on the* premises. Repairs Executed with Neatness and CHARGES MODERATE,