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Otago Witness, Issue 1852, 20 May 1887, Page 20

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you can Save money by 'reading marshall's advertisements. Marshall's "STRUCK GOLD" Bitters. A MEDICINE to be SUCCESSFUL at the present time must not only be medicinally GOOD, and well adapted to cases for which it is recommended, but it "must also be EASY, TO TAKE and of good appearance. Especially ■ is this true of Preparations for the NERVES. * Every nervous person who has once used Marshall's "STRUCK , GOLD" BITTERS, and,experienced the good effects which invariably follow, recommends it to his Suffering Friends. These Bitters are intended for Every Person who is in the least degree NERVOUS, who is easily IRRITATED, who canuot SLEEP at night, for those whose hands TREMBLE, and whose nerves are generally unsteady. Every case of Weak' Stomach, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Nervous and Sick Headache will receive PROMPT and grateful relief from the use of these Bitters. Sold everywhere, price 2s (Jd. ' . WHAT MANY WOMEN NEED!— IRON for the blood, COLOUR for the complexion, STRENGTH for the body. MARSHALL'S Compound STEEL PILLS are intended for ladies who are afflicted with Nervous Disorders, and may be taken with great benefit for the following complaints:— ■ Fluttering or Palpitation of the Heart, Tremblings, Nervousness, Nervous Headache, Cold Hands and Feet, Pain in the Back and other forms of female weakness, all of which render one unfit for the duties of every-day life. -In Bottles, Is 6d; by Post, Is 9d. N.B. — These Pills are Coated with pure Cane Sugar, and are absolutely tasteless. MARSHALL'S CELEBRATED ; CORN REMEDY, Cura Clava. Chemists tell me, and the Public write me, that no remedy gives 6iich complete satisfaction »s MARSHALL'S CURA CLAVA. Storekeepers say that they sell as much Cura Clava as they do Holloway's Pills. Remember this: there is only one CURA CLAVA— that made by Marshall, the ORIGINAL Manufacturer. We are quite aware that there are houses selling a Spurious article ; but if you wish to get COMPLETE RELIEF, you will see that when purchasing each bottle bears my autograph signature across the label. Price, Is 6d ; by Post, Is 9d. VIOLENT RAGING TOOTHACHE is in nearly every instance stopped by using Marshall's ODONTALGICON, commonly called the " Instantaneous " Toothache cure. Price, Is ; by Post, Is 3d. Marshall's CASCARA Cordial is a remedy that will induce a regular habit of body, cure CONSTIPATION, and leave the Bowels in a HEALTHY and NATURAL condition, aud that without any PURGATIVE EFFECTS whatever. Bottfej, 2s 6d and 4s 6d each ; by Post, 3s-aadsS'33. If this Remedy is not obtainable in your district, send stamps to the amount, and it. will be forwarded by return mail. , . Iff. MARSHALL, Proprietor of the ''Marshall Pharmaceutical Laboratories, 149 Geoegb street; Manufacturer of fine Chemical Products, Fluid . Extracts, and Homoeopathic Medicines. [Established in Dunedin 14 years.] HOM€E'OPA<THIC PHARMACY, 64, Pbincbs Stejeet. 22ap JGASONABL E " BEDS. Cape Barley Rye Grain Tares— Golden OF COLONIAL GROWTH NMOIO & BLAIR, DUNEDIN. 18n iflA'^LAir & COMPANY, nniMBER AND IRON MERCHANTS, -8- DOOR AND SASH MANUFACTURERS, Cumberland, Stuaet, and Castle stkeets, DUNEDIN. BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY Of every description. Illustrated Catalogues on application. Having purchased Messrs Gillies & Co.'s Sawmills at Seaward Bush Southland, we are qow prepared to execute orders with despatch for all classes of Building Timber, dressed and undressed, on trucks at Mills, or delivered ax any Railway station or siding. 14my FINDLAY & COMPANY, Limited. HENRY MILWARD & SONS PATENTLY WRAPPED NEEDLES AND CELEBRATED EGG-EYED NEEDLES have the largest Bale of any needles in the world. They are now TEMPERED by PATENTED MACHINERY, which ensures an accuracy of temper never before attained in needle-making. HENP.Y MILWAKD & SONS recommend Ladies also to enquire for their "WEST END NEEDLE OASES, containing an assortment of 100, 200, 800, 400 or 800 needles. The MOST POPULAR NEEDLE OASES evermade. _. When Wolfe's Schnapps was first given to the public, many discredited the worth of the great cordial. To-day, it stands without' a rival elixir in the catalogue of magnificent tonics and stimulautß.- [Advt ' I