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Otago Witness, Issue 2371, 10 August 1899, Page 13

Dick's Patent Belting. : English, and American Cooking Stoves. tr-« „. jji ii rt««»«ifc ■** i^ii 1 1 l Wi l 'y i|^Tl'"f ii» *3 9 S? ff • During the past month onr stork of Stoves bss been reduced by over 100. We have still the following vo «ftlecf au flCff'Tf'Sk © W W W ♦ from :—" BONO," "JOCKEY," "TR.4FFORD," "COUNTESS," "PARAGON," "NEW RIVAL," "VIC* tera, »n§MilioTOera g ffl VJ>^^'C^l}_^~*l^ * ♦ TORESS," "ENCHANTRESS," » EXCELSIOR," and » QDEEN." — . & (jj s£ gßaw«c of German imitations t Smith's Galvanised Flexible Crucible Steel Wire Ropes. EVERY BELT STAMPED g —^ ff^«^JH^^^^?!>MJla "fv " advertised as gCrOftlled Balata J The only Wire Rope* that have stood the test of time on the Molyneux and elsewhere. WITH REGISTERED © •— * ff. Beltm _ J- c _ „ „,,,,., m trade mark. §<C <£ w : Reliance " Rabbit Traps,, n^ m SBE H^Bs^^^SK^li S ? ♦ Arthur's Patent Rabbit Traps. US" EVERY BELT c* |— a Read what one of our leadiDg ; _ ' . \r -fL. guaranteed. % Bgsgg -!c P Firm 9 B »y s =— • JLngiisn an & American ±>ar d wire. M r johs edmond. Duned'n, March 2i, 1898. • Black and Galvanised Fencing Wire. Dear Sir Oar expeiience in the ase of Dick's Patent Belting is that ifc posgegaes all the essential qualities or • ?S f r^?^^^^^ t^.^^'*£&££2s- i Fencing Standards Cut and Punched to Order." . taend it to all belt n«e».-We are, dear dr, yours faithfully, COSSENS t BLACK. I ** Jce SkateS frOm 3S per pair. -"

ANDREW LEES, 48 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN, Agent for . £ON ACCORD SANITARY PAINT, Q}he Latest Wonderful Invention .in Paints. IT is a perfect Paint of great durability and beautiful appearance. Ready for immediate application, and easily applied. Produces a hard, enamel-like surface, which, after • several years, looks as fresh as ever by being merely washed down, and resists the weather to a remarkable degree. It is suitable for all purposes, but especially valuable for outside work. The cost of Bon Accord Painting does not exceed ±o per cent, over that of ordinary paint work, but it pays to use it, 75 per cent, being saved in the long run, as it pro- j tecte the woodwork, etc., of a house more . thoroughly and for a longer period than . jyhite lead paint. Put up in 5-gallon drums, 1-gallon, i-gal- | lon, and tins ; also in small tins (two j sizes), in sixty beautiful colours. J , All the LATEST NOVELTIES in PIC- j TURE-FRAME MOULDING^ and FANCY , GLASS. Largest Stock of ARTISTIC PAPERHANGINGS in New Zealand. See Our Patterns before gome; elsewhere. ANDREW LEES, 48 George street, Dunedin. 23f CHEAP MONEY! CHEAP MONEY! m BUMS OF iIOO TO £10,000 out COUNTRY, CITY, and -SUBUKBAN FREEHOLDS At 44 per cent to 5 per cent Apply at any Agency of the GOVERNMENT INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. J. H. RICHARDSON. Government Insurance Commissioner. | I ! 4 I.— PROOFS BTJILI ON PROOFS. ' NO JUGGLING FOR THE SAKE OF ! BUSINESS. : KNOWLEDGE IS POWER. J A knowledge of how to blend herbs is neces- • sary to cope with the diseases of this life. The cures effected by VITADATIO are proof that this knowledge - has - been attained. It has wrought great cures where the sufferers were said to be " incurable." All chemists sell it. Thousands are drawn to look at the Angelus by Millet. Such pictures are invaluable moral teachers. They send the lessons down into the heart more effectually than the choicest words of eloquence. Our Great Herbal Remedy, VITADATIO sends a thrill of joy through the •whole system by giving great bodily strength, great nerve strength, great mental strength, and great digestive strength. j THE DOCTORS WERE CALLED IN FOR TWENTY-TWO YEARS. j Launceston. ' Dear Sirs, — I feel it a duty which I owe to the publip to say a few words in favour of your VITADATIO, which has done me much good. , About 25 years ago I had a severe attack of Inflammation of the Liver, which left that organ in a very weak condition ; in fact, so much bo that three or four times every year I required the doctor to " patch me up." It is now about three and a-half years since I was recommended to try VITADATIO. The effect was most wonderful. After taking five bottles I did not feel I had a liver, so thoroughly had that organ been put right, and so easy did it do its work. From the first day I began the use of VITADATIO to the present hour, I have not required the services of a. doctoi for what yt&s to me for bo many years a most distressing Liver Complaint. It gives me great pleasure to recommend VITADATIO to the public, and, on that ground alone, you may make any use you please of this. Yours faithfully, JOHN GOODGER. Witness— l. L. Forbes. S. A. PALMER, Agent-general for Australasia. Head Office for New Zealand, 39 Manners, btreet, Wellington. Price of VITADATIO, 5s 6d ancT 3s 6d. Chemists and Grocers.

FINEST QUALITIES ONLY : BASS'S CHAMPAGNE ALE j Guaimess's Extra Stout, jtl Largest Contents on the Market. ii Agent .-.. JAMES RATTRAY A SON. | t I hands, given invariably satisfactory a results. ■It is one of the most . v valuable of curative agents at ' s our disposal. 1 ' , E YIRCHOW. | g y&M^gam" i* the 3 most concentrated of the saline , 2 group.' Natural Aperient Waters are vastly superior to artificial solutions, however skilfully prepared." J - SIR HENRY THOMPSON. ! a la "#tttts&i3&3o£" has estab- ' liahed itself as a oustoraary Aperient in all climates. It is remarkably and exceptionally uniform in its composi- ] tion and free from the defects of other Hungarian Bitter Waters." - BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. | <* the ; many Ofen or Hungarian Bitter ] Waters now offered to the public, c careful selection should be made. We have found that only HUNYADI JANOS answers all purposes, owing to its ( remarkable uniformity .and gentle action, which render it preferable to all others." <■ VIENNA MEDICAL JOURNAL. : DR SPEER Was gazetted' in New Zealand as a MEDI- . OAL PRACTITIONER, October 13, * 1885, and is a graduate of Harvard University, Class 74-. The Dootorhas devoted a lifetime to the study of ALL DISEASES, some of ] them in association -with the leading physi- J cians of the Old and New Worlds, which < enables him to treat his patients with ex- i ! cellent results. Catarrh, Stomach and Liver I troubles attended to in all their various forms. All skin diseases, from whatever cause, ab- , Bolutely cured within a stated time. All • applying to him will receive his honest opinion of their complaints. No experimenting ! Where there is no organic disease, and nothing but inorganic trouble, or, in other t . words, a conglomeration of symptoms pro- ' ducing a certain result, there is no reason why • it cannot be removed with the proper remedies ; therefore he guarantees. Furthermore, in all other businesses the master must guarantee his work — why not in medicine? i The old-fashioned doctor will promise no- ; j thing ; therefore he must be guessing as to j the trouble, and guessing as to the remedy. , Ladies and gentlemen, in science there is no J guesswork. No man or woman can die with- ' ' out a cause. That cause should bo known ! to a doctor, and the remedy too. Remember, j medical ethics will not cure, neither will ' dignity founded on guessing help you. Dr Speer wishes it distinctly understood that he does not claim to perform impossibilities or to have miraculous power. He claims only j i to bo a qualified and successful physician, ' 1 thoroughly informed in the above DI- ' SEASES. People at a distance explaining their cases by letter can be treated at home. The course does not in any way interfere with business. j Hours : 9^till 12, from 2.30 till 5, and from 7.30 to 9 p.m. No Sunday hours. Dr Speer will remain in Dunedin for a year and a-half and five in the colony.. | I Address : H. J. SPEER, M.D., I Provident Buildings, Rattray street, Triangle, DUNEDIN. In Sydney there is jaid to be about 3000 to 4000 unemployed, and in the colony of New j South Wales 8000 to 10,000.