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Evening Star, Issue 10900, 7 April 1899, Page 1

EDDING AND BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. AN D T. Y 0 UN G, ""• IMPORTERS, WA2TGHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, 88 PRINCES STREET, re making a splendid Exhibition f£ Goods statable for above, and are s* all the LATEST. IDEAS - JEWELLERY. Goods; Fancy Goods, etei ley offer the FINEST' SELECTION of these Goods in the Colony, and Customers can rely upon getting the VERY BEST < QUALITY at the LOWE^ POSSIBLE PRICE&.; •■■■■.. DIAMONDS. DIAMONDS. large parcel of VERY FINE BRILLIANTS just to band, and can be mounted to any Design, to suit Patrons. SPECIAL VASLTJE OFFERED. Repairing in all departments at Reduced Gharges. ■ / . Also at WELLINGTON, TIMARU, and QAMARU." HOWELL AUP 0 0.,, ' * ,PUNO M4XBBS AJTD IXPOSXfU, Keep" Large Stocks of Material M Every th» ; , A REPAIRS OF PIANOS AND ORGANS. repairs. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Charges moderate and uniform for each item, era sent out at shortest notice. Note the Address: F. HOWELL AND CO., PIANO AND ORGAN DEPOT, Octagon, Dunedin. ROLLED OATS. ARRAWAY'S ROLLED OATS Is the King of Foods. RETAIL PRICE: 61b Bags, One Shilling each. 21b Packets, each. .<"■ ' Sold by 'ail Grocers and Produce Merchants. INTERNATIONAL PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS OFFICE; * ■EKRY H V GHES, "CORNER OF MANSE AND HIGH STREETS, DUNEDIN. Authorised by N.Z. Government. Patents obtained throughout the world. YMEIGTON'S COFFEE ESSENCE. Cheap, Pure, Strong. Sold Everywhere. SANTAL"MIDY." ESE TINY CAPSULES relieve Kidney and Bladder trouble promptly. They re superior to Copaiba, Cubebs, and astrinent fluids, and cure the same diseases as these [rugs in forty-eight hours without inconyehiEach capsule bears the name " MIDY." Sold by all Druggists. ORD SALISBURY Bays: "The proof of J the pudding Is In the eating." Bite Bell atnjea - GEORGE JAM.—Ask for and see that you get it. -, All grocers. .. ■ ■ THE MAN IN THE RESTAURANT. [AVE you ever happened to notice how I much some thin persons eat? I was in restaurant not long ago, and Bitting just near ie was a very thin man ordering his dinner. Jis face was pale, his oheek bones pronounce , nd there was no evidence whatever .that he had ay Mood in his body. X wondered' what traoh , man would eat, and verv 800n Baw **"* g"* te& * mantities of food imaginable disappear before is ravenous appetite. atten ten men. What becomes of all that ood? . .. . ~ But a lady has written a letter which ought o be presented before I answer that question.. • Before I heard of Scott's Emulsion," the ady write.', "I was in a very weak state. I ras unable to walk any distance without feeling in fact, I got frightened for fear I was going into consumption. My arm got no larger than a child of four or five years, and when I ate my food I was never satisfied; the more I had the Instead of getting fatter, I got so thin everybody I knew kept passing remaiks about ifc When I heard of the good ?cott's 'Emulsion was tried it. I commgnoed to take it on June 22, abou'i wlthouX filing bo bad. I got'more satUficd with my iood, and -it seemed to be d«mg me mor* good, but when I ha 1 taken one of yotar largest bottles I could get about easily. I went for long walk* without feeling a bit tired; in fact, I never felt bo well in my life. It hardly seems true. lam recommending it to a lot of people I know, as they can see what a change there is in me. I hope this letter will be of » NowY" there was nothing in the matter wjthj His system eram* libuTtehment'm % fflsereel and easy form, and instead of getting Soott's Emulsion to start it back on the road to health it got nothing but ordinary food. Not being able to Msimuate such food, the man was .literally eating his way to starvation. 1 hope he will no the foregoing letter.