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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 7171, 15 September 1886, Page 4

nx. •%. 'v m -i * i AKTJ - NEURALGI or MIGIO^JPILLSA OBRTACI Baa :mme''latß euro tor Tlora. Dolournux, Neuralgia, Toothache, Prllb In tho Head and Face, Gout, Lnm> bago, &o, BXTR-\OTB FROM TESTIMONIALS. Mr To\m 3aiidy, Bgrhonl Was? Plymouth wriJas oa 6th Aprit, 1883 — Having provsd vnnr Bk'agio Pills! co bo a care for Neuba.L3la, Szo., please se-vi mo by post 3 dozeu bcs t^s .»8 ,ear!y as possible. In a latt r »etter from the BM.ae gontleman bearing dale of 11th Juuf, 1833, he writer-— for five doEiu more of your Magic Pills. Tho Ray. ,1. 8. Withington, President of tt o United Metliodist Free Church, writfa— l havo nrromn 'ended the Anti-Nouralgio Pii c to several ku Jf ar trsf rona Tio-DolbureDX, T^otbacho, iSrfl xi\ a!! cases th«y havo afforded r.<lirf aud ia somo oases the euro has beei:' itaraodiato. The Rev. Jt. Chew, Free Uhuroh ftliniaf«ro« Newoastle-on -Tyne, writas — A Ne«v Oocrieotion Minist'T, a friend of mine, saSored severely from TiO'Dolouretli for sou? 9 timi\ He took one or tw.i of your 'Anti-Neuralgic Pills, And noKt morning he was quite well. The Roy. A. Gilbert, of Losdon, writei — My dftnghter has taken a few of yoar Piik and is fcireirf? Quito freo frem tbe pain she h-»s been fo long tormented with I shal jfHalj aid tboir extended sale. Tae Roy. B. WatT>ogth, of Ripley, writes - <Sj daughter, who suffered very severe^ wap relieved in lass than half-an-hour by yea; Plllp. : Tha 3ey. J. Baatow, Carlisle, writes—Two of your Pil-a -afforded me relief, Mr. W. M. Watson, Whitworth Road, Rooh dale, writes— A iady who h&a been for a grea length of time almost a martyr to Tic, wa advised to try yoar PLls. lie n?st box cured her. This is more tfian twelve montha ainoe, ' and if over si 10 ia threntened viitb n retErn one or two P)!ls will make her right ajtai-, Other friendu of herß ht»ve tried them, with tho lib 9 results. Her name is Mrs. OOn.— — n. ia highly respectable, aDd resides 'at thf Prom6iia<'e, Iloohdale T" c Rev. G, Reeve, Auoland House, Ventnor Isle of Wigbft, writes — Several person* hen havo derived esry great benefit from them. The Roy. W. Trevail, 3e.iv.itoh, wrlJjahave been benoaoiai in many case here. ' Tbe Roy G. R Rawnon,- of Winsford, Cheshire, writes — Mrs. Rawson, «s well a? m> ron and iaug'liter, have derived great bahefil fro"\ them; v«ry severe suffering having beon rolieved by their use, I can heartily rooomaacnd rheo tfr all who eaffor from Kearalgir affections, - ' Mr Edward Dignum, Commission Agent JTrodßh-im, Cheshire, writes — A youag mtr named Jamc? Hongh had been nearly vc.ws for a fortnight with lie, and was complete!) onr -d with one dose of thts Pills. Sold by a!l (Ihemists and Storekeepers, if boxes, ls. l\d. and 2s. 9d, each. WFOLKSALB AOENTS — J. BAXTER, Chemist, Victoria-street. Christ church Me ears. P. Hay man and Co.; Kainebur) Bllisdoa * Co; Fclton, Grimwsde &Co. and the New Zealand Drug Company, Pest free f?nm J. Baxter for 19 or 43 poetawe stamp? f fl«<g«|S2'! - "» ZZ IS 8 !? 8 ? UJ 1 S . fl) ©I! H KaLta t>Q fc«« silM' en \ ■ h<a 0 !mO \^ j ft %JJ .0 X £-•3 - w i in m Zg sg 3 %Z3? w • ***** ™ & IS THE GREATEST WONDER OF MODERN TIMES! PILLS & OINTMENT. purify the Blood correct fill 'Disorders of tlie Liver, Stomach, Kidneys, and Bowels. They invigoi.ilc and icstoie lo health Debilitated Constitutions, and are invaluable in all Coraplaints incidental lo Females of all agei. Is np infallible leinedy for Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, OVI Woun.ls, Sore 1 ; and Ulceis. For' Scve Tin oats, Bronchitis, Couplis Colds, Gout, Rheumatism, Glandular Swellings, and all Skin I W.isei tl lias no equal. The Pills anJ Ointment are Manufactincil only at 78 Few Oxford St. (late 53J Oxford St.) London, And are sold by .ill Vendois of Medicines thioughout the C)\ili/.ed Woild; with diiections for use in almost every language. fiJP Purchrvsers should look to tho Lnbe'. on tUe Prts an.l Boxes. If tho address is net 533, Oxford Street, London, they are ennno 1