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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 7497, 17 October 1895, Page 3

Thos ) who never read the advertisements it their newapsvetß mies more than thby presume. Jonathan Konison, of Bolan, Worth Oo , lowa, who had boon toubltd with 'rheumatism in his back, artna, and shoulders read an item in his paper about how a prominent German oitizen of Ft. Madison had been oured. Ho proonred the same medioine, and to uso his own words : "It oured me right up." Ho also says: ** A neighbor and bis wife were both sick in bed with rheumatism. Their boy was over to my house and B_i_ they were go bad he had to do the cooking I told him or Chamberlain's Pain Balm and how it had cored me, he got a bottle and it oured them up in a week." For sale by A. Eco_tfs, wholt sale and retail ohemiut, Napier and Hastings.

NEIL'S NEURALGIA CUBE.—Said to be the beat cure for Neuralgia Pains in the head, Toothaohe, &o. A few doses will will give relief; sold in bottles at 2/ and 2/6 at Neil's Botanio Diapensnry, Emerson Street. Men's Tan Shoes from 7s, worth 10 6d; Men's Tan Boots from 16s, worth 25b; Ladies' Tan frhoes from 6s 6d; Ladies; Glaoie Shoes from 6s, worth 10a 6d' Clippers in groftt variety from Is 6d ; Boys' Sohool Boots from 6s 0d; Men's English Balmoral 7a 6d; Girlo' and Children's fcohool Boots from 3a 6d, Patterson and Co., Central Stores, Eawnon Street. _____________ , • * __J