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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 92, 1 April 1902, Page 4

CONSULT THE aECTuxaneJu. & sbkicai mniTsni -^~K a» ctf-n-Thai time ROTBD BPIOIILIBTB w Profession, la no longer a question ol doubt. That they hare brreitigatad farther Into tho mysteries of lite, and penotrated deeper the saeretof <i>wa;* than their quite worthy but lets successful associates, U sew acknowledged by ill. Their expanence U lifelong, and Cbelr i«coc«l In Sydney ir mi 'A 3ERIES Of PBOFUSIOHM. TRIOnWHS. Than ue thousands npon thousands In this laid to-day who ire praising their names, emanat they km made their Uras happy tad brought sunshine •ato their home*. * NIKS DIPLOHaB ft CBBTWICMIB OF QUAUPICATIOH ft RBQISTrUIIOI Open to Inspection at tho Comalting Booms. (tasiatarad by Medical Boards of U.S.W.. , Victoria, South Australia, EnalanO aM 3C America; lata Consulting Staff, Homeo- , pathloHoepltal,Melß>curne;Meorcal3taff, British Army. —■ To ensure p moll, and ful nee sand necessary remedies .„, ~„....„....,. your ailment, also a copy ol our 400 pago Medical Work (Illustrated.) ocwaalth Olary post free on appll. iry farmer. Ulnar, Mariner, Merchant and Ctor-.ucoperahouli send for a Copy. If yoa are troubled wit* or SeU-eonndenos, twisting of eyes or nerres; or if your hands and feet sweat and the brightness has orning on rising, and cannot look yoor foUow-m&n straight in the face—these are a few of the symptoms which absolutely unfit yen for Study, Business or Marriage. Get well and be Men. Thero are thousands of yon tronbled with Weak, Aching Books and Kidneys, and other unmistakable signs of Nervous Exhaustion a&d Premature' Decay. Knar die of tfci* difficulty, ignorant of the sense, Khidi is the second state of general debility. The most ohstinato cases of this character treated with Unfailing Success. OUR ELECTiUC iSSSSSSi& IHIIGOKATOR. JJfflJ wHnSa cnratiTe results in Diseases of a Serrous sad Chronic character. All classes and conditions oi men shonld wear one. Price a£x XB. Fartteu* lira post free. All Hsdldnea sis saesTsly packed tad F" forwarded, screened from oDsarntioi, to ail parti of Australasia. EUSTRO-IBEDICAI & SUBCICAi INSTITUTE, Cor. Elizabeth 4 Batburat St*., BYDHEY. aniiw tr.it Peswr ufc» TOKa* son and glossy: hair.

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