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Clutha Leader, Volume XXIII, Issue 1165, 30 October 1896, Page 3

- ... :r^-z-. > v;/ j New Advertisements.^-;^: -,v ;; .:■-•.■: ■ 'ittOW- v IWO; BEAUTIFUL CHILDREN "'"' Were Rescued from Disease, arsd Restored to Health _ and 'Happiness ' t . : by. JBLyer's Sarsaparilla. Throughout the world Ayer's Sarsaparilla is noted as' a blood purifier and a tonic and invigorator. Testimonials to its worth are to be numbered by the thousands, and come from all the four quarters of the globe. One of the latest is from Miss Mary Maguire, a well-known Philadelphia business woman, who has two hephews, both aged five years, Elliott Maguire and Walter Kester. Out of gratitude for the cure of their diseases by,- Ayer's Sarsaparilla she sends us their portraits, which we reproduce above, and writes : "I can safely say that Ayer's Sarsaparilla has saved those children much agony and perhaps their lives. Since they were born, not one dollar in doctor's fees has been spent upon ' them, and the only medicine they have taken has been the Sarsaparilla. They first began on it two years and a half ago. They hadn't been strong, but were never exactly sick till theii It was early in the spring and both children, who are cousins of almost the same age, fell ill at the same time. Elliott's trouble was chiefly in his stomach at first. He had violent indigestion, and at such an early age that was something alarming. Then eczema made its appearance. These unhealthy conditions were largely hereditary. The little boy's skin began to blotch up and eruptions made their appearance. With Walter it was different His arms and the upper part of his legs were badly swollen and the veins seemed to stand out like purple cords. He also had stomach trouble, which was inherited, and it is pretty hard to get medicine to cure inherited diseases. However, I had seen Ayer's Sarsaparilla advertised to cure such cases and I got a bottle of it and gave it to both boys. The first bottle produced a really remarkable change. It was wonderful. Then I began a regular Ayer's Sarsaparilla treatment. I gave the medicine to them three times a clay. The blood troubles disappeared and their skin cleared up splendidly. Then their stomachs got into condition again. Since that time I have given it to them regularly every spring. They have got so used to taking it in that season that when I miss a dose they say: ' Auntie, you forgot our Ayer's ' They have never had any other medicine whatever, and that alone has cured them and made them well strong and hardy. I consider the Sarsaparilla a wonderful medicine." ' Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Makes Rich, Red Blood, and Invigorates the Entire System. THE FARMERS' MOMARCH OIL GAS ENGINE. IN FULL OPERATION. The Simplest, Cheapest and most Economical Oil Gas Engine in the market. Specially designed for colonial use. The only engine in the Colony that uses New Zealand petroleum. A day's work of a horse for 3d. The Motive Power of the Future. Specially suitable for Dairy Factory Separators, Chaff-cutting, Seed-dre3sing, Pumping, Mining, Boring, Turning, and Printing Machinery, Butchers' Mincing Machines, etc. The simplest engine manufactured at half the cost usually charged by other makers. If you require any power from a cat to 1000 horse, don't delay calling or writing THE COLONIAL AGENTS— The Balclutha Water Gas Co., GAS ENGINEERS AND PATENTEES, BALCLUTHA. J. WATT, ENGINEER & MANAGER,

rfrrffffrffffrfrrrfir/frtfrrtfrftffffrttfre/irfjrrftff' Will travel this season the TOKOMAIPJRO, CLUTHA. and SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, The Thoroughbred Entire Horso Young Cloth of Gold. YOUNG CLOTH OF GOLD is rising 10 years old, an upstanding dark brown horee. Pedigreo-YOUNG CLOTH OF GOLD is by Cloth of Gold— Miss Rowo; Cloth of Gold by Ravonsworth — Sweetbriar ; Ravenaworth in by Touchstone— Fair Jean ; Sweel briar is by Antidote — Mobs Rose, thus showing that YOUNG CLOTH OF GOLD m from tho beat strain. TERMS LI l<k~~Pwll giinranteo L 3. Groomß fee ss, payable afc first service. AH mares sold or exchanged of tor Bowled held to, be in foal afc fleiler'e rifik, JOHN DUNNE, 317 Propiotor. TJ'f OJJINJ*, Ohcmißfc, BalolutSd" and KaHarigata, has big stock of | Wahoo"— -tho Owly Oubiij for indiges-. tion,

•ffrrfrrrrrrrrff//ffffft//i/ffft/fjr//ff/fff/ffff//f//ffr, To travel this season in the TOKOMAIRIRO, CLUTHA, and SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, The well-known Trotting Stallion Cowboy, COWBOY, winner of the May Trot, etc. COWBOY is a dark bay horse, sire Dairyboy ; dam, tho well-known trotting mare Graeshoper, winner of a number of trots, including Oamaru, Dunedin, etc. Padieree— COWBOY by Dairyboy out of Graeahopper ; Dairyboy by Lo Loup out of Maud ;' Grasshopper by Mercury out of imported Arab mare ; Le Loup by Traducer out of Mermaid ; Mercury by Quickuilver (imp.) TE&MS -.— For th« fica«<,n L 2 2«, half guarantee L 3 3», full guarantee L 5 sb. Oroom'fi feo 6». An allowance mn<lit for two ov morii mares. Mare* sold or exchanged afler ftrsfc tservice held a<s in foal. AH fees to be jiaid on or before the let February. JAMKS BARR, Owner. T. PRYDTS, 017| Groom in Charge,