The Sick are Cured & Sceptics Le*t To Wonder, • PolypatMc Medical Institute CORNER uF LATLAIELI SQUARE .& GLOUCESTER STREET; POLYPATIIY, tlie new Method of Healing, is tlio surest and mos rapid System, as it cares with absolute certainty such diseases ad Cancer Epilepsy and Asthma, incurable under the old system, as well as ill Chronic and Nervous Complaints of Women and Men. More Cures made -by POLYPATHY that any other System in the World, The wisest, best educated, iiiid most enlightened people are daily beeonrhisc converts to those new paheiuios ynd methods which are suppoited by suc*t overwhelming evidence, sustained by tin; public who have had an oppor« tunitv of testing the remarkable success of the Polypathy System, Their wonderful success has spr ad like wildfire through an enlightened and amongst those who had given up all hopes of ever being well again, am they are by hundieds availing themselves ef the Polypathic System of treats ing Chronic Diseases, winch has proved to be the surest, quickest, and more reliable means of Cure ever offered an afflicted person-. When sick, is the time we need the best advice and treatment. Therefore we say, inform yourselves, you who are sick, write to the Polypathic Institute, and then accept proofs of (he mysterious skill—more convincing than woids— thai ifi possessed by th; Pblypaths. . •- More Cures nude by Polypathy than any oilier System in the World. Hundreds of Testimonials as under*— A b T H M A, This is to certify that 1 have been rented by the Polypathic Institute for four months horn Asthma (chronic), for which L have suflered for eight years, and new believe that I am perfectly cured, and am enjoying good health, can eat and sleep well. SIMON MATHISON. They also desire to impress upon ill men who are suffering that they have the justly celebrated Hindoo remedy, so well and favorably known in the Uld World as the ' AniifAgiieebal Tubule Method,' . '~ li you cannot visit, write for Q«(sstion List to v hristchuivh. with Stamped Envelope, and you will leceive an in mediate leply. Medicine packed tiee from Obfeivation-' Caringe j aid, Parcel Post Thousands cured annually b y letter. and W a* son. IIP* Seeds. Seeds. Seeds— We at 'e BUYERS' una SELLERS of cue. . JJest Procurable Seeds, We hold four Gold Medals and |two Silver .Medals for Seeds. Sutton's Garden and Flower Seeds in sealed packet?; Order your seeds early from our agent in your town, THK BEST -FOR FARM USE. CmplemeiltS-— Crardiiier'.i Celebrated .Ploughs, Andrews aud Beaven's Chaffcntfcers, Com-crashen, aud Seed Cleaners. \Duucaa's Gold Medal Drills, Dive Harrows, and Cultivate .v, All farm implements* Sole Agents for the " Me'olte" Separator. Manures. fll anU r e S-~lshngtoa Fertilisers for grain, Turaip3. Potatoes,; £and all crops, Ant'or Fertilisers for Turnips, Gra,iu, and Garden Crops, Gnauos—Tot-hill No ;1, aid Chesterfield. B_>ie Dust, Kainit, Sulphate of Lime, Sulphato of Ammonia, Nitrate of Soda, Peruvian Guano, j Miscellaneous'— Corns icks, W">olp.ioks, Coylon Ten, Netting, \FencingJWir« Phosphorus, Rabbit Traps, Manure SM, Black Horse Salt, Dairy Sak, Cibtle Salt, G.ktes and Hurdles—last?for |ever —Kesia« teel, the new fencing wire—-send for particulars and price, WATSON. «S& CO. VK R 0111 G IL L. TO THOSE ABOUT TO MAMRti v FURNISH THROUGHOUT AT *£t. & tsh tSmfit T9TJ&.EOOMED COTTAGE FURNISHED OOMPEBSEJ^ aw SITTING ROOM.— The Boom for £l4. Art Carpet Square 1 .Brass-rail Fender j 1 Hearthrug 1 Set K« Brasses I .■ ;■ (1 Couch, 2 Easy Chairs,', 4 cuairs); th© Suite is not buttoned on ■ seats. I Octagon or Round Table. DINING ROOM.-The Room for £7 10s. w Floorcloth ,(12 x 10) 1 Set Shoo Brushes <«* i }* bio 2 Black Lead Brashes % i Chairs 1 Tin Dipper fei 1 Dinner Set (B5 pieces) 1 Knife Board j|U 1 Tea bet (21 pieces) 3 Saucepans (in sizes) H= - I Set Jugs (3 sizes) 1 Kettle ' MtZ, 6 Tun:biers 1 Frying Tan ! i Aincncan Broom 2 Galvanised Wash tubs 15'""""'fe I Wood Wiuhboard 1 Galvanised Bucket fjr^^1 ieapot 1 Japanned Coal Hod SP* 5 * 1 Hair Broom ] Wash-up Basin g 2i e (, e> S >0U * 6 Dessert Spoons " 1— " r m a , b e ?, po , Olla ' 6 dessert Forks '# c 2 Table Forks 6 Dessert Knives ' - „ - u JDUCK6B 1 ieapot 1 Japanned Coal Mod 1 Hair Broom ] Wash-up Basin f m a K' e ?, po , Olla 6 dessert Forks « S S av e 6 Table Kmve s. BUDBGOM.— The R 1 Ducbesse Toilet Chest, with bevelled Mirror. 2 Jewel Drawers, aud Brass Uancilw (as shown) I £? ,n ar l p f,S qiiare or linoleum 1 bet. Toilet Ware I Double Iron Bedstead 1 Bolster 2 Karok Pillow. <s Cane Chairs 1 Washstand. Art carpet Square or 3 3 Sing!- Bodstce'd and Sprin" 1_ L Bolster and Pillow A XOiJot Table and Gl« Article Guaranteed Good Quality THE FOX7B FOR PACKED USEE «5y COS3L \ As .HOOj
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Dunstan Times, Issue 2087, 30 July 1901, Page 2
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806Page 2 Advertisements Column 6 Dunstan Times, Issue 2087, 30 July 1901, Page 2
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