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Temuka Leader, Issue 1734, 8 May 1888, Page 4

POISON IN THE ASHES. ~"AHY people believe that Nature haß JL somewhere a remedy for every diiease. So many and so terrible live the ills of life, and so slight the pleasure we get as time flies past, that suoh a belief is the least faith we can show in a graoious and aiUwise Providence. A few remedies—but, alas, how few!—have been found. 0 hfcrs, so far, lia hidden from human inquiry. Oocaiionally death follows quioWy on the heels cf the evil—an illustration of the dangeroni oharaotar of the ailment to be relieved.

For example, Nervou? Dyspepsia it a comparatively new disease, growing out of the conditions of modem life. It is a joint affection of the digestive organs arid of tho nervous system, These two irao formerly treated as separate ailments, and it was left for the clear-sigh ted thinkers to prove that the basis of this terrible and often fatal complication lies chiefly in the disordered and depraved functiens of digestion and nutrition. The/ reasoned thus: "If we can induoe tho stomach to do itswork, and (Stimulate the excretive out of the body tho poioonous waata matters which remains after the life-giving elements of the food hava been absorbed,' %ro', shall have oonquored Nervous Dyspepsia and'Nervous Exhaustion." And they were right. Koowing the infallible power of Sicgel's Syrup iu less complicated though similar diseases,, they resolved to te»t it fully in thin. 980 leave no ground fir doubt they prescribed th<v remedy ia hundreds of ca-?es which had been pronounced incurable— *ith _ pirfecfc success in every instance where their'directions an to living and diet were scrupulously followed, NefTonj Dyepopnia andi Exuaulion may almost be oalled a peculiarly English disease. To a greater or less ex'eiit half th-, people of this couotrj suffer from , it—both sexes and all ages. In do courtry in the norld arethera 10 msny iniane asylums fiilei to overflowing, all resulting from this alarming diaoatsd. Its leading symptoms are these: Frequent or continual b.eadaob.6; a dull pain at the base of the brain; bad breath 5 nauseous cruobations; the rising of sour acd pungent fluids to tho throat; a senßO of oppression *nd faintnecs at the pit of the stomach, flatnlenoo j wakefulness and lon of sleep 1 disgust with food even when w«»k from the need of it j stioky and slimy matter on tho teeth or in the msuth, especially on rising in tho mornhg ; furred and cowd tongue ; dull, eyes 5 cold hands and feet; o it.tipition ; dry or rough skin; inability to fix the mind on any labor or calling continuous aU'eniion; and oppressive and aid forebodings aad fetr. All this terrible prouji Mother Seigtl'ti Curative Syrup removes by its positive, powerful, direot, yot painleos and gentle action upon the fund ions of difie»tion and asisimilation. Thos« dements of t,h« food that build up and stvongtoon the system are sent upon their mission, while all waste matters (the ashes of life's fhe) which, unremoved poison and Jiill, ar* expelled from the body through tho bowels, icidaoys, nad nkiu. The weak and prostrated nerves aie quioted, toned, and fed by the purified blood. As tho result, health, with, its e&jojmouts, blsssings, and power, returns to tho eufforer, who had perhaps abandoned all hope of evor seoir-g another well day. Mother Seigol's Gurativa Syrup is for ule by all ouemiita and medicine vendors, and by ths propri' tors, A. J. White, Limited 35, Farfingdon B»po, London.

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AUTUMN AND WINTER DRAPERY. WE A HE SHOWING SOME RARE LINES IN Cashmorrs, Merinos, Series, Homespuns, Scotch and Roslyn Dress Tweeds, together with the veryolegant Trimmings *hich match to well this Reason. An the Newest Shapes ik

TRIMMED HATS & BONNETS. Choice Mant-li'B, Ulsters, Astracan nnd Tailor uiadu Cicl.li, Jackets, Furlined Mnntlos, Corsets, Skins, Friiliiigs, Hosiery, nnd Umbrellas. An Ex<r-wdii)ftry Variety of

COLONIAL TWEEDS, BANNOCKBUKN TWEEDS.

DIAGONAL & FANCY COSTINGS And a iSrajiAL Lot of

FANCY TROUSERINGS, All of which wo.are making up AT THE LOWEST* POSSIBLE PRICES' The Finest Lot of MAOINT 0 8 H E 8

Eyer offered, with or wiihout Oaoos.

Special. BLANKETb. Special Our "BLANKETS lmvo commanded a Very Lakoe Sale. Wo have a Grand Line of Full-size Dduple Blankets 17s Od, 20?, 22s 6'», 255.

We have an Unbearable All-Wool Tweed, 3s 6J. SPECIALITIES IN SHEETINGS, TOWELS, QUILTS, LACE OU 11 TAINS, BOYS' SUITS, MOLESKIN TROUSERS, HOLLANDS, WOOLS, FLANNELS, DRESS STUFFS, AT DRUMRfIOND AND GLASSON'S TEMUKA.

FOE 1 DAYS LONGEEJ mr6 J. H. W AL " R ' BLACKSMITH, TEMUKA, IS A«ENT FOK WHITE'S LIMESTONE FILTERS. These Filters are Made in Dtjnedin and nre prouounced to be the Bebl Yet InsRODtrCEo. They purify the dirtiest and most offensive water, make it as clear ae crystal, remove all orgavic impurities, and increase the quantity of ctrbonate of lime, thus making it wholesome to drink. Catalogues and Testimonials on application. A sample Filter can be seen at hie house. '>p!4 TTANDBILLS Printed on the Shortest notrce >it the office of fchia Paper. Prices moderate.