NO COMPETITION Tbe uoi f o r m >-uco»fs of Ohamberlain's Colio, holera and Diarrhoea Remedy in the relief and onre of howel complaint both in children and adnlts has broushe it into almost universal nse. co tbat it is practioally witbont a rival, and as everyone who has nsed it knows, is with out an eqnal. Sold by Bramwell Bros. It will be of interest to ladies requiring a Trimmed Hat for immediate wear to know that Messrs Spenoe and Bpenoo have jast sconced a lovely lot of imported models muoh nnder valne. Tbis advantage will be shared with tbeir patrons, these beantifnl bats being marked to sell at the following low prices: 13/6, 15/*, 17/6, and 19/8 each.— Adyt* MR BTEVENB' STORY. Mr John Stevens, J.P, of Bolls, writes :— Bome months ainoe I bad a severe attaok of rhenmatism. and was advised to try the efflieaey of Rheumo. I did so, witb most sati«faotory te suits. After taking two bottles it bas practioally enred me I have no hesitation io saving that yonr rsmedy if tbe best I bave used." Bheumo, if given a fair trial, will cnre von os rhenmatism. gout, lumbago, soiatioa. and kindred diseases, inst as it cured Mrs Btevenß and hundreds of others It is sold by all ohemists and stores ai »9 9dftnd4s6dft»ottt6.
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Feilding Star, Volume XXVII, Issue XXVII, 30 November 1905, Page 2
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