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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2696, 4 October 1905, Page 4

Cyclw and Motor Mart E. Hayes. W.*fl. Langdown ii 2 Manchester Street, Christchurch. (Next U.S.S. Company.) WE Have always on Hand's large supply of NEW and SECOND HAND BIGYCLBS at prices irom 30s upwards. ■■-• Intending purchasers of Motor Cars and Motor Cycles should consult us as we have always on hand or on our Books a number of Nevy.and Secqnci-hand Moter Cars and Motor §ycle§. ri '*'*' %^ ■■■'■- Aucnon Sale of Cycles every Saturday and of Motor Cars every nnnth. J ■ If yon require anything m the Cycle or Motor Hoe it will pay you to write to us or call and lffsjJect what we-have on hand. ICayes & Lanjdowa. MONET iS, ON First Mortgages at Lowest Current Rates. Also on approved Second Mortgages. ; IZA.RD & LOTTGHNAWT, Solicitors, Leeston, Southbridge, and Hereford Street, Christchurchi Southbridge Agents for Alliance Assurance and Commercial Union Assurance Companies (Fire and Accident.) Mr Fred- LILL. Agent, Leeston, will attend at SOUTHBRIpGE on THURBPAES from 11 to 4. — ■:-.•••'.- . f Why Are JYoi»Weak?, m ... ; You can. ■ lie VTCf||jg||^9£Pf treatment: we .could not pos"*«BßHKj9^ • sibly make such a clear and Be K. Ibllsce. Jf J)., clean-cut proXHe lit^ilng Specialist, position to EVERYMAN! "Weakness.""" I In treating: so-called "weakne«s," \re employ no tonics or stimulants. "Weakness," m all its phases, and In practically every case that comes, to us B for treatment, is merely a symptom 9 resulting from a state of chronic InB flammation existing- m the prostat* B slar.d. This Inflammation may be • ' B lingering result of some contracted B disease, or may have been brought on ■ 1 by early dissipation, etc. In by far B j the greater number of cases the gene* B> ral health of the -patient may be perB I feet, there being no lack of either phyB j sical or nervous energy. No stimuli lants or tonics are needed, and If emB I ployed would only result m temporary B 1 excitement of the functions, and posim tlve injury to the tender and already B disordered prostate. Onr treatment ts B a local one entirely. It removes all ■ inflammation, swelling, and tenderness B from the prostate gland, establishes B normal circulation -' throuehout the B pnrts, and restores permanently and B completely all natural functions. By B this met .od alone Is it possible te B briny complete restoration of strength, B and vigour. - " ; I Contractftil ni^oHars. B Both the remedies we use, and our ' B methods of application are different ■ from the ordinary. .Thorough cures B m half the usual time." ' ' ■ W« alio treat and thor- ■ o-nsrhly enre Spooiflo Blood ■ Poiaon. VarleoonlA. ZngontI nia, Rni-tnre. Piles, and B all Reflex A)ltne i ri<t. 1 — r — *^_ — *--&?.- -- - » E We Make no IJ3r«<»ir*'--" ; "tts. a We Have No Failures. Eg Onr Cure* are Permanent, B Onr Fees nre Fair, and ■ We Treat Ydn Till Cured. I 4— * — -— — * 4 1 " Live All Your Years a Man." B T?his Is the world-worn desire 'with B all men. Scaled, and under plain B cover, to all who write we send our B COO-page Medical Book, 150 Medical M: Plates. It tells of our methods of t treatlnff disorders. Consultation Free EL at office or by mall. So are our ZMagm nostic Charts. B Dr. RICHARD W^».L.LiACB, M.X>., E who is widely known as an interBg national expert m MEN'S SERIOUS M DISORDERS, and who is Registered ■ by Australian, English, and Amerl- ■ ran Medical Boards, may be consulted B FRER at the Institute. B j Note the Addreuo— 1 the Freeman & Wallace B Electro-Medical and Snrgia B cal Institute, B Cor. Elisalsoth to Batkurit ■ streets, Sydney, 1 AKD AT MELBOURNE. S; How»r4 Vmmsfi, DlreoWh 9 PR, Wallace, Chief Physfclau,