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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9200, 1 November 1888, Page 4

i THOMPSON'S gARSAPARILLA AND JODIDE OP POTASSIUM. TESTIMONIAL FROM MR, C. HOWE, OF H.M. CUSTOMS. Customs, Auckland, 23rd August, IS3B. To Messrs. King, Walker, & Co., Agents THOMPSONS SARSAPARILLA, Gentlemkn.— I have boen in the cold and changeable weather a martyr to rheumatism for 19 or more years, and have tried all sorts of romedifla to little or no effect. I am now pleased to inform you that I have not been so free from acute pain as I have this winter, and this, I firmly believe, is entirely duo to the effect of THOMPSON'S SARSAPARILLA AND lODIDE OF POTASSIUM, which I was induced to try. To fellow-sufferers from rheumatism I have the sincerest pity, and would strongly recommend them to try this remedy, as they know what a blessing it is to be free from the fearful pain of rheumatism, and I hope their experience will be like mine. You may rely upon it I shall never be without it, and as I am so well known in Auckland, I hope this testimony may be taken, and that THOMPSON'S SARSA. PARILLA will be widely sold, as that will mean benefit to many a sufferer from j this painful complaint. ' Having been advised by several friends (who know how I have suffered) that it should be made known, I therefore for- ; ward you this testimonial, which you may make any use you like of. I remain, Yours truly, C, KOWE. THOMPSON'S [ t gAKSAPAMLLA | AND j lODIDE | OF ; POTASSIUM, l i KING, CO., ; SOLE AGENTS for NEW ZEALAND. N.B -jVT RS. TEWISSON Begs to intimate to her CUSTOMERS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC That she has RETIRED FROM THE JEWELLERY BUSINESS, Having sold the same, together with her STOCK-IN-TRADE, To M R - W. S KEATES, Whom sho confidently introduces to her Customers, and respectfully requests for him a continuance of the patronage so liberally accorded her late husband and herself. W. $ K E A T E s ' Having had lifelong practical experience in the WATCH AND JEWELLERY TRADE, In taking over the above Business, assures Mrs. Lewisson's Customers and the Public that his best endeavours will bo put forth to merit their continued support, his aim being to supply only Thoroughly Reliable Goods at the Lowest Remunerative Prices. This his long Home and Colonial experience enables him to do. P.S.—ln order to make room for NEW GOODS SHORTLY TO ARRIVE, The Whole Stock is now offered at from 15 TO 50 PER CENT. DISCOUNT From usual Plainly-marked Prices. 138, QUEEN-STREET, OPPOSITE UNION BANK. REPAIRING IN EVERY BRANCH OF THE BUSINESS 1888. M. M»OHIE, MERCHANT TAILOR & IMPORTER, 38, SHORTLAND-STREET. SPRING AND SUMMER TWEEDS, Arrived, ex Tainui. M. M. begs to announce the arrival of his Second Shipment of SPRING & SUMMER GOODS, comprising all the Latest Novelties in English, Scotch, and Irish Tweeds, French and German Coatings, and Fancy Vestings. TUST OPENED-UP. A VERY CHOICE ASSORTMENT or WOOLLENS, SUITABLE FOR THE COMING SEASON, CONSISTING OP •HEAVY FANCY WORSTEDS TWEEDS AND COATINGS. SEE WINDOW JOHN WHITE, MERCHANT TAILOR, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND KU*t Union Bank ,