! Medical — «, . Pale Thin 9 Poor Blood, No Energy j These are the symptoms of impure j blood, starved blood. Take out the ; er impurities, feed the blood, and health quickly returns. 36, | or ( fi/i//x Ik l^^ o e d iJU/li/lmfM/imi' ' \ IvJ• Mrs. George Mitchell, of Ynille St.,Bunin•'s yong, Victoria, sends us her photograph with the following story: -■ " I suffered terribly from debility. I had no en"rgy. I was tired in the morning as at night. It did not seem possible for me to keep up. I was thin and pale, and my blood __ was very poor. I had no appetite. I gradually grew weaker and weaker. When almost y completely exhausted I read about I immediately tried it, and began to improra at once. A few bottles completely restored me to health." There are many imitation Sarsaparlllas. ; Be sure you get "Aycr'B. Ayer's Pills will greatly aid the action of the Sarsaparilla. They are all vegetable, mild, sugar-coated, and easy to take. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass., U. S. A. ii- —-————— — " ■ ■'. -• i. 13 Baby's Skin Troubles Vanish When I Talsic Toilet Powder Is Regularly Used. I? No baby will suffer with any skin trouble if Talsic Toilet Powder be dusted on after every change r of clothing. Talsic Tol,et Powder keeps baby's skin in a constantly healthy condition, no soreness, no redness, no chafing, no smarting. Talsic Toilet ; Powder is a new, improved, and I', perfect skin dusting powderbetter- than the old-fashioned d powders that were often gritty, lumpy, and unwholesome. Use Talsic Toilet Powder regularly ' i. and baby will never be troubled with skin irritations that makev him cry and fret. Talsic Toilet ] Powder is antiseptic, soothing, 8 cooling and healing, and is regularly used by careful mothers everywhere. Sold by chemists 'j* in packets, one shilling each. ; - 3 t G. W. HEAN, Chemist, Wanganui, ' Sole Manufacturer. 159 o ' ; ; —' ' FARMERS-^* r It will pay you to um EDSON'S CHEMICA& ESSENCE. will CUES UMENESS m HORSE^ SPAVINS, curbs, splints, ' DALLOUSED or HARD SWELLINGS, &a IN BOTTLES AT 2/-, 1/8, and 5/-. SDSON'S CONDITION POWDER FOR HORSES. IMPROVES THE APPETITE. ' PURIFIES THE BLOOD, AND PRODUCES A SLEEK k GLOSSY COAT. IN PACKETS AT 1/.. EDSON'S GRIPE OR COLIC MIXTURE FOR HORSES. AN INVALUABLE REMEDY. SCARCELY EVER KNOWN TO FAI2i 3/4 PER BOTTLE. % EDSON'S "CLEANSING DRENCHES FOR COWS. THE DEMAND IS STEADILY INCREASING FOR THESE CELEBRATED DRENCHES, S/« PER PACKET, EDSON'S WORM POWDERS FOR HORSES. BSQRSES USING THEM REQUIRE NC REST FROM WORK m, ALTERATION IN FEEDINGIN PACKETS AT 2/6. 1% fca obtained of all Chemists and Storekospsra J. EDSOW, Chemist, m, Q«»ea Si., Auckland. !&k*. UJSi. Oil and Colourmen. JWT pHILLIPPS AND QON, OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS, NATIONAL BANK BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET. FAPERIIANGINGS. Tlio Latest Designs in Great Variety of WALL DECORATIONS, Suitable for Mansion and Gotta?*. Scrims, Calico, etc, ' CLASS. Plate and Sheet of Every Description. Revelled Mirrors, Glass Shades. PAINTS. _j White Lead, Oils, Varnishes, and all Painter* Materials. Picture Frame Mouldings, Artists' Requisite* Studies, etc. NOTE THE ADDRESS: NATIONAL RANK BUILDINGS, QUEENSTREET. J. HENDERSOIM (Established 1860), PAINTER, GLAZIER. PAVEEHANGER, SIG K WRITER, DECORATOR. ETC. HIGH-STREET. MIXED PAINTS FOR BOUSE AND SHIP USE. SPECIAL BLACK FOR SCHOOL BOARDS. N.8.-The above executed at HoderaW Charges. ESTIMATES FURNISHED. telephone, No. 1213.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12954, 25 August 1905, Page 2
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