AND SACE-PEDALIJNG SHAKES. - Tiw LkU»t asd >'oet Dp-to-dats Improve loaiiii ia.tli* World. HW2S is Mil,2a AND PEDAL OXLT 25 .'Ws are atstr jltticis this Kpiesilid Piece o| Mechanics! lasenuity to «11 Ifttschisra, *nd cordially iaiiic year inspection. tIEMIiINSON & CO, (LIMITED), SOLS ion-TTS IN WELLINGTON FOE THE FAMOUS BES3TOH HUM BEK, INI> ANG'LO E .FECIAL,
bicycles. iek-nawledgsd 6? «n Mprefcawsd riders to bo the." PENT MACHINES ia Ne* Y'M-Lxj.ji.i. PIMPIES— .WA MS, .m ■!&*. XSI wsd £2O. Sv.li? Guaranteed. B««y T«m». JUST LANDED, «s INDHADEVI—--30 case a accessories, Lamps, i Bells, Toc-cijps, etc. SUNDRIES--SSONJCO TOECLIPS—Tha Beat y»t Inventad. lufcrleata *&£ DiScult E«s*l» a Special Feature. depot— U, CUSTOKHOUtOS QUAY, Opposite- Ns* Bank of New Zealand. gAREATJD AND A^BSAIIAIiL GRAIN ‘ANC GRASS SEED MERCHANTS. Palmerston North, Feilding and Dannevirke. Agents For^“AVELING AND PORTER.” TRACTION ENGINES and KOAD ROLLERS (Convertible) ANDERSON'S THRESHING MILLS PORTABLE ENGINES New and Second Hand) BARK ADD AN D ABRAHAM ■ Palmerston North. P.O. Box. m. Telephone, 4M. JLET 0H B E AN D CO. GRAIN AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS. Carriers, custom house. SHIPP ING, FORWARDING AND GENERAL AGENTS, i. PANAMA STREET, V/iiLLINGTOK. Oat-j, Cm.?:. Straw, Potutoa*. tto.. alwaye on band. Gousi* «a wegijfiunsnt will reeoivs prompt attention. AGENCIES Harrawny's Floor, Oatmeal, Bollod Oats. Woodward and Co.'3 Wool Rugs and Mats. Throe Fan Cigarettes. 85» HEALTH. ANiniOW TO OBTAIN IT. BLOOD POISONING. A BAD CASE. • CURED BY VITADATIO. Dawca Point, Sydney, 1, George street, I3tb February, ISOO. ME PALMER. — Dear Sir,—Jt is aear.ly. three .years ngo since I bad the first symptoms of a trouble which. has ; sinoo caused .me terrible agony and'inconvenience. On consulting a doctor lie told me that I had a diseased toe caused from blood poisoning. X went to llio Sydney. Hospital, and hero underwent an operation. .The doctor removed part of the toenail, and told mo that ha thought I 'could never be really well as for : c the foot was concerned, but that he had done all that could be done in the meantime. For A . time the foot was better,' but this improvement was only a temporary one. , After about three months the sore broke out again, and was worse than ever it had '* e u. I could not get about, and did not have a boot on the foot for more than two years. At one time the lump, was as large as an egg-cup. Finding that, the doctor's treatment had failed to cure me I tried every ointment that I have heard of, but with the same, unsatisfactory results.. The pain was almost unbearable, and in agony I decided to consult another doctor. He told mo that an abscess had formed under the nail, and that the nail would have to be removed again. I had decided to have the second operation performed. when something prompted me to make inquiries -' about VITADATIO. Theso inquiries led me to give your medicine a trial, and the result is most satisfactory. Now my foot is perfectly healed, and I can'do what I have no 1 ' been-able ■to do for nearly three-years—wear a boot. Only yesterday I walked six; psdlps, and never experienced any pain in my font whatever. All my friends consider that my' cure is wonderful,- and as no one knows so well as myself what, great bai.C; nt I linveiderived from VITADATIO.. I feel that it is only right tor me to let you know, so that" others may bo induced by my cure to take your remedy. I shall be delighted to give any particulars to anyone who may call at my bouse. I forgot to mention that the pain in the foot was so severe that a lump would sometimes coPie under the armpit. I- have taken nine large bottles of the medicine. At first the foot became much worse, but gradually it improved and I am certain that the VITADATIO -Tins eured”me from the trouble which has been the cause of such severe pain.—Wishing, you every success, yours faithfully,.TANE SOHWEER. For further particulars; S. A. PALMER, warehouse, Waterloo quaj*, Wellington. Cov-sspondence invited. Write for testimonials.
FARMHOUSE / Swarding Establishmeoi. V THE “OAKS, Ta.lT*, StUTT V&LJ.HY. TRUgaßioan, Pucpristbu.
Ktf. THE MAKES'S MOTTO—"Good. Bettor. Best. Never let it rest. Till your Good is Better, And your Better Beat." X)ME AND SEE Xh* DAT TON. TB can show yon something in the way of improvements, and can please yon V f 01 tiltp* UT CjXtCii in the matter of price. THE 20ih CENTURY DAVIS VERTICAL PEED SEWING MACHINE Is also worth inspecting. It will do what others can't. Duplicates in stock. G. S. SCOTT, Earish Street. Wellington. . Aud Tli!* Scttsra. Pal#ncrston North. AHE r°^ one ajgSjSi ICeurol cuh.es SP 3OX *•' Wholesale: KEEIPTHOBXE, PBOSSEE AND CO.. And SHAS&ANB AND 00.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4320, 1 April 1901, Page 7
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