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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4228, 27 September 1892, Page 4

Duringonocfthovery Euvoro storm that this district has boon afllioted with latoly, an unfortunato gontloman who was out in it, chancod to take sholtui from ono of tho hoaviest shoivors In a shed ho was passing at tlio timo, Tlio storm raged with such violonco, that ho dotorminod to mako himself as comfortable as circumstances would permit, until there were signs of improvement in tlio woathcr.su ho drew his pipe from his pocket, srttlod himsolf in the warmost corner of the shed, and smoked contontodlyaway, until ho was awakened by hearing voices in closo proximity to him, It was quito dark by this timo, sothnt noithor parties wero aware of the presenco of the other. They wero talking very taesllyand tlio subjoct seemed to bo ono of groat moment to ono of thorn t least, for he was urgently recommend" ing his friond tu follow his adyice and examplo, lvhioh was not to neglect hit health any longer, when ho had a remedy within his rosch that would work a perfect euro. steitcd his own experience,- how longjhc had despaired ot finding rolief, for ho had consulted scores of doctors, and tried innumornblo medicines, all to no purpose, hn still remained a martyi to indigestion and goncral falling off oi health, lio gradually grow so much worso, that ho felt "That lifo was not worrh living," when one day a friond said tc him, " Why not try Kakana, ono ol Mothor Mary Josoph Aubcrt's remedies, for your complaint. It is highly recom. mended for it." He did so, and " Ah,' ho said, " How I bless tho day that I did, It has mado a new man of me." Hcenlargcd at such length on tho wonderful properties of tho medicines, thai tho man who had been sleeping, wa; quite roused, and had been an oagor liatcnerto oil tho conversation. Rising up ho mado his presence knowi: to the other two, much to thoir surprise who supposed thoy wero tho only occu pants of this friondly shelter. Explaining to them that ho was it need of just such a medicine as he had heard described, ho begged for lurthei particulars of it, They wero gladly given him, and immediately ho reached tho nearest chemist's ho prucurtid a bottle of Kahana, and he is now us loud in his praises ol this wonderful remedy, as the man wht had been unwittingly the means ol restoring him to perfect health, Tako Kakana, and you will find oul for yourselves what an excellent Tonic it is, and now invaluable at all times and GENUINE SUCCESS. VICE-REGAL AND THESPIAN THAT LITTLE COLD.' AT tho present timo the weather is moat changeable, and nearly everyone suffers from colds in the head or throat. These affections in their primary state are nover very hurtful to the constitution, but a neglected cold ia one of tho worst things that can ever happen to a human being. It should certainly bo attended to immediately. Wanner clothing must be put on; and tho patient must undergo a slight courso of a niedicino which will cure in tho early stages and not allow the suDercr to becomo afflicted with those most prevalcn complaints—ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION and BRONCHITIS. What a number of persons have [cause to regret a neglected simplo little cold, and if they had only thought it was going to turn out as it has done they would certainly have taken PROPER PRECAUTIONS, But still it is not too laio and why? Because MATURE which provides everything necessary to existence, in her bounty has given us herbs and vegetation amongst which ishiddon the antidotes b sickness, and it only required the research of such a lady as MOTHER AUBERT to discover tho pluntswMch yield tho articles of assimilation in curbing the ills brought on by a Blight cold. '•' MARUPA " Is tlio registered name of MOTHER AUBERT'S COUGH, ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION REMEDY. It is a medicine which should bo in eveiy household, and testimony has been giv n by hundreds of persons of its good effects. Notably Mil WALTER BENTLEY and MISS MYRA KEMBLIs, whose vocation brings them under the notice of everybody " who runs and. reads," would not have certified to the efficacy of "MARUPA" If it wsb not what it is made out to bo. There are no mineral substances in ils composition, almost for that reason alone it is not hurtful to the smallest child, but can be administered to the smallest with perfect safety, Mothers attend to that distressing cough of your littlo offspring, and for a bottle of " MARUPA," And have cause to rejoico that in future yenrß your children grow up with CHEEKS LIKE ROSIiS, and'not with PALLID Ltl'S because "THAT LITTLE COLD" was neglected in youugerdiys. Stocked by T. G, Mason 1 , Mas'erton THK " I'UEEMAK'h OOUIINAIi " (Saturday, June 4, 1892). Special attention is directed to the advertisement of the Rev Mother Mary Joseph Aubert Remedies which is appearing in our columns for the first time. Mr Orlando J Kempthurno, who manages this business informs us that the sale of those medicines in New Zealand s somewhat wondei fill, and he has the greatest filth that they will soon come into popularity in New South Wahs Mother Aubeithas been at work in New Zealani tor thirty years, and has always given her time free nf all chargn to per-bji-b of all denominations, to whom hor assistance could bo of any avail in relieving them of their sever.*! complaints, Archbishop Redwood, Bishop Grimes, and Lord Onslow certify to relief obtained by the uso of theso remedies, and such testimony is very gratiiying. Mr AValier Bently and Miss Myr'a Kcmble have also written adding their proof to tho many hundred testimonials received by tho proprietor, Some timo since we re-printed a paragraph from our Now Zealand Catholic contemporary, in which it was deplored that Mother Aubert's romedies were not more widely known, and suggesting a inoro wholesale mode ot distributing them than prevailed. It would seem that the Rev Mother has followed tho advico oflcred on that The Aubert Remedies are sold by Mr T, 0. Jljso.v, Masterton painless extraction of teeth AND INSERTION OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH. MR BRIDGE desires to inform Patients that lie Extracts Teeth absolutely .vitiioct I'Ai.v, by means of anautlioiics. DRCAYKD TEETH STOPPED PAINLESSLY, whereby dewy and toothaclio is arrested. ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted at a vkiiv LOW CHAM. Patients requiring tots or partial sets of Teeth iihould consult Mr Bridge. CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE. Appointments made by letter or telegram with Country Patients. These unable to pay the wliole cost at once may pay by deposits and instalments, J, W. BRIDGE, DENTIST, 102, Upper Willis Street, Wellington Next door Working Men's Club,