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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 13 June 1908, Page 4

in — -~- ' FERTILIZERS, E. BUXTON AND CO.. LIMITED, NELSON r O Make & Speciality of high-class Jjertilizers, and in view of the coming season beg to draw the attei.ti r> of Farmers, Orchard iStS, Hop Growers, and others to ibw U..lowiug special varieties in stock and to arrive. . . Gear Company's Mixed Blood & Bone ; Special Hop; High Grade .Potato; Special Superphosphate; Grain; Petone Koot Manure ; Blood & Garden ; Special Turnip. BonedUSt. Ko imported benes used in its preparation. The Gear Company's Fertilizers are now so well known; and annually used by so many of the leading Agriculturalists throughout .;.th* Dominion, that the quantity available for ibis District is limited;. Therefore we advise early application, stating- when delivery' is" -ia-'. quired. A limited quantity of Fairey's Local Excelsior Blood and Bone, also on hand. Scotia Basic Slag. A valuable preparation for renewing pas-, tures; sweetens and improves the land. Grass top, dressed with Basic Slag is so much relished by Cattle that they graze off it in preference to any other. We also stock. Sulphate of Potash & Ammonia, Nitrate of Soda, Kainit, Ground Sulphate of Iron, Agricultural Salt etc. & E. BUXTON AND CO., LIMITED. ■ • •— ■ — . ■- - ...... \ OVERCOAT DAYS.—, When the cold days come on yon will need an overcoat. Why not get the best ? * - Chief Brand Clothing. —^ Overcoats of . this make are faithfully made under ideal ■* , conditions, in New" Zealand. The fabrics are durable ■' - ' goods of high quality and finish. The coats .are cut by ' men who are masters of their craft. There is not a stitch scamped in the making. Chief Brand Clothing. •< These Overcoats wear better than any others, and look better. Having regard to their exceptional quality, they '• are the cheapest coats in the market. f For Comfort with Elegance— UFI I AD'C GENUINE !▼! SLe Lj M*j%J £\ CP Worcester DELIGHTFUL SAUCE. RELISH. Soups. Chops, Steaks, Fish, Eta I j-vE^M^^ for Infancy, Illness \ { VwX^^ and Advancing Age. J JmWmmT&mlr. ?*?V*\ Fooi , «•# warts Nature by gnaulfe I • /M^ m m mm w Ay rertonng the weakened stomach to the'itaga at whafi S JAX*hmW/ c ? 1 - nn j e ?'* ako * c - diswh'on of more solid v foods, t» |\- OMh*j7*f%y Parhento and importaVVsatare it that it can be prepared to soft I de B rec ot njgejhve power, according to.the direcnontoo eachtio. I - a^QMf 7 Be,^^sF^i^i^Mt^bfCßemkli..eie.,emryater». _*J

HEMORRHOIDS SORESANO ECZEMA Accompanied by Terrible Itching— A Complicated and Most Distressing Case— Well-known Remedies Failed to Cure— Doctor Thought an Operation Necessary— Then CUTICURA PROVED ITS WONDERFUL EFFICACY ■ "I am now eighty years old and one morning, three years ago, I was taken with a hard pain in my right side. In two days I had an attack of piles hemorrhoids), bleeding and protruding. The doctor gave me some medicine and an ointment for them which helped me some but I had to keep using them all the time. Then I changed to the P remedy; but if I did not use it every dayi I Would get worse. The doctor said the only help tor me -was to go to a hospital and De operated on. At this time, about a year ago, I went to using the S— — remedies. I tried them for four or five months but did not get much help for my piles. During this time sores would come on a fleshy part of my body. They bothered me all the time. I would get one healed and another would come. These sores changed to eczema, accompanied by a terrible itching. It seemed as if I could not keep my hands from tearing my flesh. This and the -pile trouble brought on an inflamed condition. Then I got- the Cuticura Remedies. I washed the affected parts with Cuticura Soap and warm water in the morning, at noon, and at night, then used Cuticura Ointment on the irritated surfaces and injected a quantity of Cuticura Ointment with a Cuticura Suppository Syringe. I also took Cuticura Resolvent Pills three times a day. It took a month of this treatment to get me in a fairly healthy state and then I treated myself once a day for three months and, after that, once or twice a week. It is fortunate that I used Cuticura. The treatments I had tried took a lot of money that-I would have saved by using Cuticura Bemedies sooner, but 1 am wiser now, and I would not feel safe without them. J< H. Henderson, Hopkinton, St. Lawrence Co., N. V., XJ. S. A., April 26, 1907." Send to nearest depot for Cuticura Book on Treatment of Skin Diseases. Complete External and Internal Treatment tor Every Humor of Infants, Chlldren,and Adults consists ot Cuticura Soap to Cleanse the Skin,' Cuticura Ointment to Heal the Skin, and Cuticura Resolvent, or In the form ot Plus (Chocolate Coated) to Purify the Blood; also tho CuUcuta Suppository Syringe. Sold throuehout the world. Depots: Uondon, 27, Charterhouse Sq. : Paris, 5, Rue de la f alx: Australia, B. Towns & Co., Sydney; | ' Pntter nnigAChem-Oorn- Sole Props- Boaton-j^.

a^^__ ____ _^_____ ' ':<',■■'■ ! - Th^ sir Is^tßi Mk "B" *"fHP""'H I Er^ l9°& tf^ bli s#% siß i ■■■■ ! Tlie R^xxiedy * f ox* ? Vfjfllfct CoueltSj Bronchitis, Pneumonia. Pleurisy, Asthma & Consumption BRONCHITIS and PNEUMONIA PNEUMONIA » m h m bmemcu cv,.* by a „ , PNEUMONIA and PLEURISY BRONOHITIS and PLEURISY. rIKARNE'6 BRONCHITIS CURE cure * by « '■ ' *■* 1 *, 1,0,• , '. . HKABHE-a bronchitis OUBB * Bovsre Casa Curod by Two BottlM ef *tUr ethar Trcatmont had Failed. H««»m»jc* Brortcttlw o«ro. Mr. WG. Hearne. "iSTik-^From , strict .ew *««»> othor Treatment had Fallon. After Othor Tr»atm.r.t had railed. a^k€ { e^S'^"-° ;sr^"^ vi^^T K ' K "-°^ ; -'' S^Cce : ong.l a la Sydney r ■ Oc\ober y^ a .' f» n A aC i cd K M «="«. and i" the following "°? h ""e<l case when ths medicine, directions and treat- f«ling somewhat betterTl Bof m and tifcd^^.^S Co n ««L^!,f* t .5? ,:k T d by Br °" chitis . Pneumonia and {"f," °. £ a legaU y qualified doctor had failed, state as «°y business as usuit %' But Int to T*^ Ll? .w*s? ssg||^f:Es^ i^i^ff,^ -ssss^;™^.^ eM??^hS«^k ls3Ss%at«sass:**£s sasasass^^s .- prostrated by Cough, Pain and Pever. and was lying I) £°,s oun<:, ;*J the case hopeless. He to!d ir.e that tha felief. The landlady of thTtrtJl/.1. ni i^*s? , « M w*- , r.* like a statue, unconscious. At this staiie I was ner. l bM could n °t live. At this suue I obtained frr.^ I resideci I .niJiS. K.I °. _j° • (th 4 Cleveland), where, w1?h Cd .. by a *? ie " a tO ,-°! >tai " Hta»nrt BronchWs Cufe; H'- W .* °* Hearne. ChemistTor G^elonc? ?™ o.ttle0 .ttle oi <^^^^^A^S^^^^.^»i^' : '," tTo„ o/ .*, U - ,U T ary n,edi<:i 3f f <"" the Fever and Congei: ?< a J ne * Bronchitis Cure, and R ave it to" lie child, ac- «->ck of ITonehiS^aj^ Tin rt..f -f 5 b^'"*" - tion of the Lungs, aa directed in the Catalogue of c ? rdln B to the directions which accomp=ny each bottle -ofme to try it IcM ?o^n? In ?vf ?•!"' "f 1 * 1 5 * chi-di C^ Wh 'l i „ aCC0 .K Pani 'i* -= ach b S? lle of the g BroS! ° f * . The. child improved after the* second dose of <o yoa. teU you that, ai t "' 4 e^e«nd^U d BraUtud ? V ' cuius Cure./ I gave the medicine as directed, and there He J™" Bronchms Cure. He continual to iranrove bad^ceased; but whit iTrnofrJ^f-!?- bot «e.. »ny. cough : ■■"■.. B a L5, n :.* im ¥ OVemen U ron ; **" fir,t dose * Hearne" «".* day fro^ each dose of Hearne's Medicine ™lo™e? and Pkurisy en irely Teftmt flrfiw me '- *^!™W« •'•" ' Bronchitis Cure. The improvement continued after mth . in three^.days he was free from the Cough. Pneu- to attend to my duties is^Sns * *85 ta e . e L S ., wa »'» Wl » each dose of the medicine. „fn a weet she was perfectly mon, *».,«°d :the. Pleurisy, and the Urine w ? .s pasSng satis- ray TOM M"*^— Yours -faign^y.ir,',-- - Fev e ? o »'Sfl th^. P ™n Jnonia, . C .t nßes i ion ' Cou 8 n * Pain anS ££2*\ '" c °« °' *«*1 « the cr.-1 of a" week. Melbourne "Pund," Office. %t7r^ m J'-^* U ' V *'-''' reyer, and was well, except that she was still weak. In WORl'tely Tecovered, and he is now in pcrf-rt h-alth °»c*. Melbourne. -.*■■(- '-y . ■„i ?-1 ,g v i*2" "?■ ,ui,e ""vcred, and is now in "' ;, PRUDENCE M*KEE, ' ' — splendid health, and stronger than ever. Any person • Carr-street, South Ceclong, Feb. 6, 1908, ..,„„. ■ ' ' ' * ... ASTHMA-A 17 YEARS QASE, •S^^&T^^^rrS^Yolr.'.S^ ' .^.CONSUMPTION. «"«l«»«*» T^gint Fall.d. . - Police Sttflon. QeelbDK East, Feb. 5, D l9ol. AR P I ! ,EI l . . j Tp» ■» to Leave HI. Bod. - " o«r,d fay Thret> Bottle., -** •' ~ y * Comploto Cure, Quce f nsl«df* mott^jSS^ °l^ *,**> Charlerffle;- ' ■' '! BRONCHiTia -i&j/a Hearae . SSS^SS^.^S SSrSSaS 0 ? aSS^-. A •ufT«r»r 73 Veara or A~m ' -;»ear Sir,— J am writing to tell yea about the wonder- Hearne's -Medicine W°« t .S. e^' fit ' I * was to trj - .#• 73_Voars o*T Age. ful cure your medicine has effettecf in my case. About bottles' of thi? medi/w T^SS? ™. *%* ,«'H? n e ■*"•> ' ' Thoroußhly Cured by Two Bottle. „# ™*„i'. eara ae °J began \° f, ouch - At first lhs ""Eh an "3 since theni "bfchSai $£ f R.S?,vlf °/ SoV M,hn > a . HoarneiVoronchltlo Tcu«T ,e * of *" not severe, but it gradually got worse, and I became years ago— l have «o?V.? .i?^? 0 ? 8 of IB B*^fifteea - Br^ncriltlß Cure. I"2,- W "S- ■»«« .troubled, with night sweats, pain in my Tho medS cSte SSeftnl "turn" of /It. . Immediate Relle-r-Efrect Wondorful SS^/J-ij?"' q l;? nt !i t '^ °l phlcsm - °? " vcral <"> . ia^"ommendSg ft^ mt ~ "^ J "**" »«"*. PteasU „ ! •— ""»■"»<«• f**,"!? 5 u,ere was b] 00( ) , n the expectorated matter. I Speaking in Fehrtar-* tonu 1.- ... Vt. Hearne. Sir,— l was very ill wllh T^fl,..- - *»d been treated by a doctor who pronounced ny ease to very well. NevS-' h^s?>.- .v'>5 ce J 4B ' 1 * 3 : ~ ■' ">» keeping and Bronchi^ A friend TmLeV"ua?cd ro I ? fl t " c?*e ?* *^< on »*>™Ption. and various oUier treatments had been W tt l^»*«« ««""> of tho Mthma!» your Bronchits Cure. The £rst oose ' ra-Jr m! i™i^ «cd. b« without benefit. It n-as at this stage that I " Hearn.'. w-a* • sT"" l diate relief, and after taking the second boSS T ?*," heard of . s ? ur B *-°'*<-I*itis C««. a>"J sent to j£m for J 1 had b«S ,„ff ce * Cms cttred me ol - Asthma, from which ' thoroughly cured. Its effect mmc h,,*, 6 X al^ «<>*i«e ol the medicine. V/hen it arrived. I was- too ill tim* r hJi *° ffe " n f «" twenty-five yeatvdurtot »niS wondeSulT I -S, 73 "ears of age I ?ru S t °tL "Jn, t0 1"^ m 7 be,i ' but l commenced takinj it at one™ an* nSriceLSn?!.,^ ab V t « ver Y P"«nt medi^orT^. nuke use of this statement by pubfithlng^ ;| ?cr She XXS, SS^?"'.!™?™" 3 - r .i m e ,a 2 *»>* that ■*•*«? "ure. l^'? r i* I « "S? 8 . irf>fl»tions-wi "ouTgetS.'*. fit of humanity generally. Yours most respectfuUv E?jM,S ed,C . you " nt 2 ,ave t ße f tci 5 *- on *P**-t« cure. by HearnVrMiSj^™ a 5° T that the cure was effTcteS THOMAS R. TREZISE, "^ for wUch accept my vel T be3t t f an , l ¥ , :TX ours s™"-*""* have Tfelt | or ye!«fe gS X T "?", ' feel -"monger Keedy Creek, Victoria. Westminster Brlo^oA V London. cT^liUv^?^" ASSESS n? f Im »tatiOnS ! Th. succes, o, HEAR N E . S Bronchitis'our^ Ha. , - "^ "^ unprincipled persons to make imitations, each callins his medicln- «« Breilehi*!. A °„ ur^ *« -ncluced a number oT NOTICE-H«™.*. 8r0ad.,.-, c„ re Ifc U*- HOT »n«l„ aoy MorpMa or ZyTZT'TZ \T ZT Z IP*'