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North Otago Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 7125, 30 April 1891, Page 4

QOVE RN «N^£ INSOR}NCB Establiered 1870. 1. STATE GUARANTEE.-Every policy b« !n X age £ licb caD «ot be offered AU D 3 Ui a hCr ° ffiC0d0^ b - n -- 2< TJe^ 1 ' 11 ,? 1 "-^ 9 P—iumsaro lower than the participating rates of Sa° 8 S erCffiC ° d ° ing hwia ™ ia *"* resemd! ' Bnd the balance FUNfS AT~p7iESE\T DAT? ANNUAL INCOME EXCEEDS L.300,000. J. H. BiofiArDsos Commit sionei.

READ 1 MARK J LEARN ! AND SSSX, A *£ 0W YOURSELF TO"* BE DUPED Btf- FALSE ' EPRESENTA TIONS BY CUNNING OR^FTY _ ADVENTURERS. npHE GREATEST DISCOVERY * THE AGE NEITHER r OCTORS NOR QUACKS have ever discovered a treatment equal to SLESINGER'S RHEUMATIC BALSAM For the cure, and almost instant relief, of Rheumatism, Gont, Sciatica, Tiodoloreux, Neuralgia, Lumbago, 8praiBB or Pains of any kind from muscular or nervous affections. Thousands have testified to that effect. See pamphlets Mr Slesinger, having practised hit profession as Veterinary Surgeon in different parti of the world, and the last 36 years, in Victoria and New Zealand, is a sufficient proof of the good qualities of his HORSE, CATTLE, and DOG MEDICINES; The price of each is very low, and he would recommend every owner of animals, especi* ally of horses, to keop some by them, especially his colic, or gripe drink. Embrocation condition, and Worm Powders, Hoof Oil, Blister and Grease Ointment ; the latter ia a Certain Cure For Cow's Sore Teats— see circulars ; also his infallible DifcttnrtT Powders, and Mange Ointment for * COWS ARE SUBJECT to Parturient or Milk Fever, which can be prevented or onred hy n.9d Slesinger's Cow Drenchei, They njrerfail. r Slesinger's Friar'B Balsam, made from the recipe of the original Friar, the inventor,! 1 superior to any other.— Sold by all respectable chtitiB>a auQ medicine vendors throughout the Colony. Every article has full direoliann how to use it. Beware of .'muations, as some unprincipled scoundrels are trying to pass off the rubbish for the genuine, See that my name andj g g, TRADE— —MARK V.S, is attached to each article, £100 reward will bo paid to proof leading to the conviction of anyone oounterfeitina my Trade Mark. S. SLESINGER, k .Veterinary Surgeon, jDunedio

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