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Otago Witness, Issue 2652, 11 January 1905, Page 76

Business Notices. sgg»;a«a««»i*«UM^^ .TF you are suffering from any form of Functional or Nervous Disorders, B General Decline, Epilepsy, Tumors, Chronic Rheumatism, Stiff and Swollen ra Joints, Liver and Kidney Complaints, Indigestion, Palpitation of the Heart, SI Asthma, and Chest affections, Skin Diseases, Paralysis, Varicocele, Constipa- |J tion, Backache, Insomnia, Sciatica, Lumbago, or Pains or Aches, take our ad- Mj vice, out out the attached coupon, fill in your name and address in full and S post is to us to-day and we will send you one of our Handsomely-Illustrated |J Books. We also publish an album containing the photographs and testi- g monial letters from hundreds of cured patients. They describe and illus- || trate Dr. McLaughlin^s Electric Belt fully, showing how it is used in all fj cases of chronic affliction. ESPECIALLY IN THOSE AILMENTS THAT DO g 1 THE MOST TO MAKE A MAN'S LIFE MISERABLE. They enumerate the || i different chronic complaints and describe the method used for the cure ol M each. From them you learn how and why "Electricity is Life." As Dr. |j McLaughlin's Electric Belt is AS GOOD FOR. WOMEN as for men, we hare a m special Book for Women. If you are weak or ill write to us and we wQI |9 give you a candid- opinion as to your case, and -if our belt will cure you we jl will outline a plan that will not and cannot fail to produce the results you 9 wish. Do not forget the coupon. 9 PUT flllT this coxjpow, fill in name pf)QT TO Tft-fIAY B Vll I UU I - AND ADDRESS IN FOU, AHD lUO I US ■ V Vr\ I g AND OBTAIN OUR VALUABLE B00K& 1 ; ,wiBBBBiiii^^BBBBBHBBB^EBBBHMBBB| Every day new glories are heaped upon the Dr. McLaughlin Eleo- 9 trie Bett. Ita cure* are reported day after day, and the people who M are using it nwer get tired of praising it. People who are sick and B weak are finding in it a new' and certain 'way of regaining health, if g you are not* strong and healthy man,, it will Invigorate yoar system, 8 and give new vim and life to -your nerve and tissues. H _ Mr Frank Saunders, Goldsmith Terrace, Napier, write 3:— fl De»rSir»,— l am getting on so splendidly since writing you ; I have improved .■ ' something wonderfully; fun working eleven and aJialf hours a day, and do not m feel fatigued one bit. I will be in Wellington for a few hours on the 11th June, ■ . and will cill on you. Wishing you every success in you work. B We have sofd Electric Belts for Twenty Years, and have kept pace fl with the times in making improvements. The Beit we offer to-day is ■ ■ a grand one j- no burning, no blistering current, a. Fine Regulator a and ovshlon electrodes, a current that feels like glowing warmth all !H over yeur body; it is nlcC^^wear, and quick to cure. If you have 9 another kind that does Ifcot satisfy you, we will take it in trade. 1 . . Mr Geb. Curry, M.aungatua,_N.Z., writes :— . jl \ Dear Sire,— l am in receipt of your letter re Belt, and lam pleased to inform you M that it is doing me a lot of good. My back is quite right agiin. Ie is now a montn. H or so since I started to wear it, and I think another month will be sufficient. ■ I Dr. McLaughlin's Electro-Plastic Truss Cures Rupture I 1 CDC IT TCQX It yy 66 * 1 are close enough to call, do so, and let us de- S » intL ICwI. BKHurtrate by a FREE TEST just what our Belt will H : ' do. All Advice and Consultations are Free, so don't ■ delay. Call er write for one of oar Books to-day ; to-morrow you may not be H well enough. . * H THE PR. MctAlfM C 9, «y I DRUNKENNESS p c r RRoEE o EN BB TT r LT THE GOLDEN SPECIFIC ScTEnTiA0 MM iAYiNCi' f fk jj ® an bo ©» veTl Secretly F^ ll P articulars free by post from

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— The coldest city in the world is Yakutsk, Siberia. It U the great commercial Emporium of ' East Siberia and the capital of- the province of Yakutsk, which in most tot its area of 1,517,063 square miles is a i"bare desert, the soil of which is frozen £<■> a great depth. Yakutsk consists of about 400 houses o? European structure, standing jßpart: The intervening spaces are occupied by huts of the northern nomads, trith 'ea.rtb.en roofs, doors covered with hairy hides, and w;ndowe «i ics*