FOR EVERY TYPE OF NEURALGIA

Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14658, 27 January 1912, Page 2

FOR EVERY TYPE OF NEURALGIA

Lumbago is simply neuralgia in the lumber muscles, which produces sharp pains across the kidneys, and makes it diilicuh* to straighten the back; Sciatica is neuralgia of the sciatic nerve, which produces pains from tho hips downwards, while neuralgia in the .head is well-known by its sharp plunging pains. These troubles all arise from an inflamed condition of the nerves, and the same treatment suould be applied for them all. Baxter's Anti-Xeuralgic Pills act directly on the nerves. It stands alone as a pain exterminator—a einsr'e pill freauently criving relief within ten m:nntes. Every chemist sells Baxter's Anti-Xeu-ralgx Pills, at Is 6d box, (y pest free from .1. Baxter and Co., Christchurch. manufacturers of Baxter's Lung Preserver, and Baxter's Compound Quinine Pilh. See that your Anti-Xeiiral-Pills are silvor-crmted. It is a safeguard nt-ainst substitutes. Baxter's Lung Preserver, the famous Baxter's Compound Quinine Pills, a sodendid tonic for the nerves and digestive organs, Is 6d b0x.... An explanation of varieties of experts, iu a professorial sense, was £iven to tho University Seimt-e by Protestor J. Kankino Brown (Victoria College). First tho professor was superlative in his own specialities, expertissimus. Then thero was the comparative expertior, whero the x>roi'essor in the course of his studies became closely acquainted with such subjects as bij clogy, etc. Lastly camo the qualitaI tive expert*,*-*, the professor's knowledge of University organisation. 'Without any intention of insulting the ! members of the Senate, he would say I that the professor was an expert in the | sense in which tho average member [ of the Senate was not. SYNOPSIS OF NEW ADVERTISE- ) MENTS. S.C. Wool Brokers—Third wool sale, next Wednesday. 9 a.m. X.Z. Loan Co. —Entries for Albury sale, Monday, and Temuka, Tuesday; clearing sale at on February Sth. O'Callaghan and Le. Cren—Sell produce to-day at 1 p.m.: Mr Marchant's furniture, at 1.30; clearing sale of furniture, February Ist. N.M. and A. Co.—Entries for Albury on Monday, Temuka on Tuesday, and Studholme. February 2nd: sell building sites at Fairlie" Februarv 12th. The Wolds Sale—Arrangements for I conveyance of buyers. ! Guinness and Le Creii—Soil properties this afternoon; entries for Alburv and Temuka sales: special entry at Mr Withell's sale; sell Woodbury properties, February 2nd; | and leases or" College lands (L2l farms), March 10th. 'C. Jonas and Co.—Clearing sale of furniture next Tuesday. Dalgety and Co.—Entries "for Alburv sale. C.F.C.A.—Eutries for Albury, Mondav, Temuka, Tuesday MeDuugall and Co—Sell phies -( H McDougall, Pedder and Co—Sell secondhand building materials at Temuka on Tuesday Jas Wallace—Pharos liquid sheep-dip recommended. J. Hamlyn—Fruit prices to-day. Shillito Brcs. —Buihlers, by Contract or as supervisors. Scott's—For motor cycles. S.C. Hunt—Tenders for hunt contract. Timaru Borough Council—Park avenuo closed. Cowan's —For summer underolotliins. Penrose Bros.—Have a clean-weep sale on. Harbour Board—Has £6OOO to lend. Harold RoUinson—Has various oars for inspection. Howden and Innes-Jones —"Southerndown" property for sale; agents for Bigg's sheep-dip. St. Mary's Guild—-Garden party next Thursday. G. Pearson—School requisites and stationers*. W. Brunsden—Has high-class pianos to arrive. Adams and Co. —Summer sale items. Miss E. J. Kelley—Resumes musio !es- j sons next Wednesday. | Boxing Association —Annual meeting , next Tuesday. Marriott's—Revised price-list of cheap sale. Bryant and Co.—Have various kinds of sausages. Miss W. A. Venning—Resumes nrusic- | teaching, February sth. I Lost—Purse ami money; Geraldine- ' Hilton, pocket-book. ( ' AVanted—Various notice*. * J