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Evening Post, Volume LX, Issue 104, 30 October 1900, Page 3

"THE VOICE OF SPEING. 9? XHW CHOICEST AWD CHEAPEST LADIES' SAILOR HATS, TRIMMED MILLINERY, I DRESS SERGES, And BLACK DRESS GOODS A&a at T. RALPH'S, * DRAPER AND CLOTBEIER, 67 and 69, CUBA-STREET, WELLINGTON, STAMPS STILL GIVEN. T THE IDEAL PHYSICIAN^ 1 SCHOOL OF FINE FORCES. Wjfa, mllis BlruL Ws%&, The Ideal Physician's absent, $i||%;;. the Sufferer's home Treatment, it '^k^i'' based upon the theory that every gift of Life or Health is a Fine Force given and supported by like UW^^^L universatinfinite, omnipresent Fine fc'S^ffi%S{\ WfMsk Harmony with the necessary , ffiS^^^f/W^S \ / Ww\ ine Forces constitutes health, wani 1^ X' V l(y////j \ ■* V/ ' >\ of .harmony with these Forces cause* disease. Life is Force in motion, mind is force in motion, want of propef motion for your mind caused your disease, mania, or misery. The Ideal Physician will furnish you with a very simple Course of Lessons and the Health Suggestions that will enable you to harmonise with the Fine Forces you require, upon receipt of your letter stating nature and duration of your disease, misery, vicious habit, or dipsomania, accompanied with a remittance of £1 for the Course of Lessons and Healing Suggestions. Any failure to harmonise with the Mne Life .Forces suggested will be the sufferer's own fault. The Forces exist, and the Lessons are the simplest thinkable, yet absolutely the greatest obtainable on Earth. An illiterate person can be told how to follow the very simple instructions. F. T, MOORS, The Ideal Physician. JW.B. — Praise and satisfaction, but not a single complaint or difficulty has yet reached me from any of the many sufferers taking absent treatment ; friends are shown how they can greatly help sufferers to take the treatment. SAM 1,. DANKS & SON, BRANDON-STREET, WELLINGTON. COPPER CORRUGATED CYLINDERS, dsfri A'a specified by the leading arohiteots* P^V^a.,^, n^fpjm POR CELAIN ENAMELLED BATHS &^jy^^t^ LAVATORY BASINS l^ ;^^^ :^^ • GAS FITTINGS -' "-~ '|^;'V V ~- - ;||fi I WATER METERS Ii .'.' ;- J ..-.„ . r i^{*f| LUMBERS' SUPPLIES 'ifclp- / -„.' - ™ PAIBBANK'B BBNEWABLE ASBESTOS DISC GLOBE t^S^r.v/i^S PENBERTHY AUTOMATIC INJEOTOBS 1 _" >3S^^^^^^P_ BRASSIfOUNDBSS, COPPERSMITHS. ENQINKERB. . * GOLD, Sn.VER, AND NIOKEL PLATERS. I j?| A TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE. J[ Mm iM Reader, do you know what real cocoa is? To W Jpf jM economical housewives, and wide-awake people MWiM generally, the best cocoa and that of Van Houten are JplJiJll synonymous terms. The cocoa manufactured by that jfyplif well-known firm is a preparation from the very best Jpjr/ jjjm cocoa-beans, and contains all the valuable nutritive and @^IM stimulating properties natural to «ocoa. The cocoa bean Si^KW contains an alkaloid called " Theobi'omine," which is the Wm tim principle of the " cup that cheers, but does not inebriate." < tiMjjj ' fm\ The great point of difference between the stimulating properties of alcohol, and that of theobromine is, that the hM IffiM use of the former causes a subsequent depression, which is f,|||| proportional to the amount of stimulation it has previously faxM brought about ; the use of the latter (theobromine) is Wffil unattended by such unpleasant after-effects. Of course, only jsij a first-class cocoa, such as Van Houten's, will work in the aforesaid manner. That cocoa has been described as ."A triumph of science ! " It is quite pure, extremely soluble, and easy of assimilation and digestion by the weakest stomach. It costs but a trifle, being less than one farthing per cup ; and if is the simplest drink to make ready, of the whole catalogue of possible beverages. It smells so good, and tastes so delicious, that when you try it you will certainly exclaim : " Ah ! indeed, it is a triumph of science ! " j BE SURE YOU TRY UVAN HOUTBTS Eating CHOCOLATE. niaßm^S^: aiux * SKYLIGHTS. Wo beg to inform Clients tbat wo can now """"* Lend Sums of The Chief Points of theße Skylights are :— 0~6 /"K A and npvvardH A t PER CENT. -rm , ... On approved Freliold Securities, 2. No woodwork is used in their oonstruc. In town or country. tion. Easy terms made for repayment of principal. 3. No uutfcv is reauired. KIKK, ATKIHHON J WILBON. 4 . aiaL broken by hail or other means can Wellington Otaki. and Petone. be quioklj and easily replaced. : 5. For ventilating purposes they oan be made to open, and may be olosed readily at will. riTRTTcsT mo-ntwv to Twwn 6 - Tfl ey oan be made of any desired size, rJIR US T MONEY TO LEND. and> if large enough to cover a INTEREST 4i J PER CENT. . * h °l«roof. O. W. TKINGHAM, SOLE MAKERS: Solicitor, Lambton-quay. BALLING Eli BBOS., Comer Waring Taylor and Maginnity streets, TjM ARTIN LUOKIB, ■ " BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, PAT WNT AGENT, GfODBER'S 44, Luajo^uii. mTELBOURNE .HOUSE Money to Lend in any sums on Freehold -"•*- • Security (town and country properties) at lowest rates (4& per cent.) HOT LUNCHEON ... 12 to 2 Telephone No. 1437. TKA... 5 to 7 •9\4 U \ AT 5^ W«* OMNT.. to Lend, ONE SHILLING, Or Six Tickets for ss. c3&^\/\fj on Freehold Security, lieply b.v letter, stating pttrlioulars, to Yaro, Even* Private Rooms for Ladies, in? Post. \nnMiiiTxnT . , • ±- i Just Arriving— CONTINUAL saving is a contmnal s „„„„ feiuit. Such will be the case by putting TABLE DECORATIONS, FANCY MENU in one of Lnko's Cooking Kanges. A thing . AND GUEST CARDS. of beauty is a joy for ever, buch is one of | lake's Cooking Ranges. Large stofck in - -...„. . »,^ „„._. hand. Knoouraga local industxy, by getting MAB AND TENNIS CAKES one of Luke's celebrated Cooking Ranges. — I S. LUKE & CO.-, Ltd.