Page 6 Advertisements Column 3

Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 13013, 28 June 1906, Page 6

New and Dainty - I a t A few °' LADIE S' New-fashioned «B», and. conwd.erfbg the Quality, we marked at tempting pric^f Bs6d, IQsSd, IBs, !7s 6d 5 20s, 3Qs, 40s. WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, STAFFORD STREET, TIMARU.

power, tired,..exhausted, run dowii sleepless, nervous /weaknesses* 100 of flesh, dizziness after stooping, twijgi.iiiß of; the eyelids or muscles, weak eyes, floating ,«pecks, aveis.-m, h,p society, . ri l<kuuy forebodings, bashfnlness, blnshinc'timidity \ & n£%?™%T aa^t S;l ;u«tMal blood or blidder* AD FREE, personally or by letter. • ADDRESS— / ' PROF. NOTMANN. M;E., RM.G. c . '. ... 236, Gloucester Street" West, Christ-church Specialist who will make term* U suit all sufferers, and arrange exceptionally easy payments to those -who have exhausted their means tJuouirii f ,tW treatmeut. ' ° ™ NERVE PROSTRATION. LOST VITALITY CURED „ ™ ' Wanganui, Feb. 6, 1906. wear bir,—i feel that lam cured, and **.» due to your remedies. Six month* ago I was a total wrwfc mm A. *„a u~a„ ™A cnt+i™ t __•_ Jt.i o^ montn» vo foiv : My height had I never thought' it >sdbie lor any/ iKuVto such an extent as you have. I : shall never forget your kindness; exceK treat, ment-and ea.y Jerms of.payment, fori thimVif I writfeirt^^wS I tf SSI «*1 lill nthejnomach, Reaulato tfm Bowefs. ! \Purlfy and Enrich tho B/oorf. gwrf 1 Tone t7ie whole Nervous Syst •■'.'' ;■ ■..• ;-••■■■■■■; i. ■'■'• '■■'■ '■ ■; ;••■'■■;••■ ; - ' ;s ~^ : * BEECtCAM*S ; PILLS contain no drug of mineral or metallic origin, bnfi -f ,_,. ~ --. ■ ~ - are purely vegetable, mUd, and BTO. - : OTey will restore you to health if you give them a chance. | iV^t^^^sstss^^^^i^^^isi!

IT ;'-KgM» s$ ** S3 ,A■'■;s ■ ERI■ JE.N JX N ; ISTEBB* SIWM L.r.,:PHYB., r -E.T., SPSIG., GLASO!, L.S.A,, LONT);, L.M-V ; •*•• (Registered by the Goverrimesiks of ;Great Britaitf/ N«w South Waleii iid l^tw' -'Zealand.) . ■ ' .''-.■. : 350,. MADB&S STREET, GHBISTCHURGH.. HIS Highly-Qualified Physician aiid> burgeon, from the Hospitals of London arid , Paris, has, by 25 years' study and research, become an expect and> specialist ia Jjthsj treatm«nt of Cbroiiic, Nervous, Blood, ;Sfcin, and the special diseases of. Men and l^W^en._.:'-.._^\.;'_. ;^. ; ; ';.,,; : .._. . :..-.".\:.'. .; i: S :''\'-.[ ,-.'\- )/ : ' ■■'' ;i'n' <^; : ' '■'.'■. ;|p«^e^iri£iand(i>JV^ i e £?t, jftithei- personasly or Jay'letter, .costs nothing, *nd may Bate yon "Years ot.■'[ iMisiny arid .bo none need Despair.!* /V.'? p J •-.•>?; v'■'•'". * 'Q: : ' - 'b*; ; r^tosyOT,'Jaikdriiy. treatment; - in-;case£;of'iEtdne'y and Bladder ,;#&seases,-Back--;" :iMae,; eyes, Giddiness, »to. t :'=■ ibraces: s and : , "- :; - ' : ■- / : . ' : '-'-.. Hr/- ' . -::' V | ,• .>■: [■: ;^ c ' New- Scientific feeatment the very best anifc purest are Hbnestij and' Faithfully 'used. • charges. Call /and wee me orwrite full details of your troubles in your simple, ;: homely:,language^; v » y ?' treat you . with tbV,strictest • confidence, success!jrad fairness. ' , : j • i N.B.—Patient* at any distance may ■ ~,, ; '"-\'' ~ ? ;T—.; Eiiefoss a Fee of £t ;v : v^' in their first letter to ensure prompt despatch (Wnen p<^ sible) v of remedies, necessary for their case. As my remedies are seat dkect: frorrir Christchurch, my patients save heavy Custom? duties 'arid, avoid the inspection of packages. All correspondence is .held .sacredly confidential. Consultation hosr^ 10 to, 12, 2to 4, 7to 8.. ■:' : -.\.. /'- . : ".-■;>-• '■ ~L^-~. Tf you?are snßering, or, :weak, or Bad, call or write to' Dr. ElßaslieV'23o; Madrid Street, ChrisSeWurcli, .as! he,', thoroughly understands your Troubles arid tbeir" Causes. He guarantees a perfect cure in every case undertaken, no charge. confidential. Moderate Charges. Consultinir hoursi ■ 12, 2 t0,4,7,t0"8::,.'.. v . . :V; ■ y y :%y-^:-,--e-'j;. May consult Dr, ElmsJie at his Residence, v - 230, Madras Street; Christchurch; * and Reliabl Os.(ertra)j 21s post .;Gj»rant«ed^S^i i life was not worthr living, -and my futnre was a blank. . r''wafeUu*pbjefi <* misery and despair. Well, I called upon you. and you spoke' some Rim' -chevru.j: words to me and pointed out the cause of all these troubles and the grave ch.urn«- rr of the follies of my youth. You told me plainly and honestly that you couM and would rare vigours of manhood, so that I should no longer be bashful and stupirf in society, and could take my part and interest in the amusements and ,*ports of others and have an ambition in my business. A* Jrst T thought vonr promise was too good. ft> be"trne.-., I „m tiwnkfnl to say T tried your treatment.- '- I swear R oWnW T fp»l n" .!„- ,T. _x. „ «..!. aud =^ & '■yvSi r**