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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume 24, Issue 1227, 1 June 1893, Page 4

P" S T PTJB XIS HED. iviiLLS,i)icE:;& cp.'s j OtAGQ & SOUTHLAND ; Almanae & DiriepferT.s '.'"". - 189 3. ''', \ PR Shilling asd Sixpence. BE BOUGHT BY EVERYONE.:; .f' Brown, Naseby; W. Edmond, Hairiltons; S. Inder, Rill's Creek j W. Pyle, St. Bathans;W. M'Guckin, •Ciiflbrians j B. Flannery, Blacks; S. Sheppard, Tinkers; John Laverfcy, Hyde. """.V. .; : '-i =■ Are now showing the latest Fashions and Novelties in Ladies' Jackets, Mantle, Travelling Cloaks, W.P. Macintoshes, Colonial Dress Tweeds, and all Novelties in Costume Cloths (specially selected for Autumn and "Winter wear}, large selection of Furs and. Eur Trimmings. HIaHANDRATTRAI STREETS. - "' P. LAING, MaDager. B. H4.LEKSTEIN, Chairman of Directors.

£ tfEyvWOEDS ABOUT OUE business is in Drugs, &c. , We woke np pills as well though, also several household specialities that Lave won golden opinions from thousands during the last 35 years. There are a great many brands of pills in the market, but there is as much need as as ever of care in the choice of pills. Why? Because some are good and fome are not. It pays to sell good things that everyone* knows about. What do you think of a grocer that "has bad luck" with his eggs 1 If his pepper is not very peppery, you jmow where hit flour has gone. His spices are doubtful, his canned goods bear the cheapest names in the market, his postliest things are mean. You

see it all in his e fe gs, and so do the people. A druggist is worse than a grocer—unless lie is better. People find us out—you, and us too. We (and this means us, not you) are clever enough to have our pills the best in the market. We have made pills for 35 years, and what we know about pills wasn't all learned 35 years ago. When you want a real good liver and stomSclr-.pjll you will get Marshall's PODOPHYLLUM Pills, and pay Is a bottle for them. Some folks like RHUBARB Pills, others think ANTIBILIOUS agree with £heir constitution, while the ladies pin their faith to the old fashioned .CHAMOMILE Pills. Neuralgic subjects like DANDELION and QUI- - Pills. IRON ;Pills are very fashionable just now also; young girls that are pale use them. We make all these various kinds, and make £hem from the finest ingredients obtainable in England at Is a bottle. We put all our pills in bottles : they keep better that wsy we find. STEEL PiIIsandPENNYROTAL andSTEEL we sell at Is 6da bottle.

We have registered the words f< KUR A KLAV A." This is what we now call our corn cure, formerly known as CURA CLAY A. We have done this to protect the public. Spurious imitations of the old brand were getting too numerous. We make this }ine very strong and -very good, and hav« reduced the price to Is, so that there is now no excuse to buy an inferior article because it is a little cheaper than ihe genuine. '' Dr. Crossland's HEADACHE POWDERS are rapidly gaining favour .with the ladies They cure the worst kind of headaches in less than 10 minutes—.feet.' Try tjiemand see; it will only cost you Is 6d to get rid of ei"ht .headaches. That's not dear, is *it % They are guaranteed free from "antipyrine, morphia,, or other dangerous drugs. Packets of eight powders Is 6d Our brand of EXTRACT OF EUCALYPTUS is the strong and est in the market. A trial will convince you that this is so. We have a pecial plant for this line, and spare no p-.ms to keep up a hi e |, standard of purity ai.d excellence— Is- large bottles, IWt fail to try ODONTATpt CON (Marshall',) f or violu.t toothache-the t =ia remedy that keeps put the cold air and prevents a recurrence of fho pain—ls. All the lines obtainable from Dunplin merchants or 'direct from the M. MARSHALL & SONS, iiai.u.a tvU i-l., i> i'ii r.j.ateu'wcal Ciemhts. PLAvE, LUXZDIN.