Those Good Old Times. They toiled »n(J moiled from arm to sun And they counted sinful all kinds of fuo, And they went to church armed with a gun \ In those good old times. YES", and-the suffered year after year with painful, distressing diseases for which they knew no remedy in those same good old' times. Luckily for us we live in this enlightened 19th century, and there is not the slightest occasion fora man, woman, or chid to go to bed suffering violent raging pain from a decayed tooth. No ! Tn Marshall's Odontalgicou you have a remedy that will in almost every case give the sufferer rest and at a cost of only Is. Then, again, who would be bothered with a great unsightly corn that foretells every change of weather better than Copt. Edwin ever did, when for an outlay of Is 6d you can purchase a bottle of that Ce'ebrated. Corn Hemedy Cura Claya— a remedy thitgiveß no pain on application and in 9 cases out of 10 takrs every corn out by the roots in from 10 to 20 days. At this season of the year most people are almost sure to ger. co d in the head, and as an after effect, a severe cough, which is in most cases very persistent, and clings to the sufferer despite all his efforts to shake it off How difficult to protect the system against its further progress towards the Jungs all physicians will admit. It is a serious disease and calls for speedy relief and cure. The remarkable curative powers of Marshall's Cough Syrup in such cases are known to many. It is without doubt the best remedy extant for Coughs, Colds, and Bronchitis. Is 6d and 2s 6d a bottle. Chilblains. —In winter almost all chi dren suffer agony from this troub'eeome complaint. I have an ointment that I have 80 ' d slice 1866, and in a'most all cases it gives compete satisfaction; usually one application cures the intolerable itching. My sa'es are over 2000 boxes in Dunedin City in the winter months. Price, s per box. Marshall's Pills.— These -nils aw for the cure of all disorders of the stomach and livc-r, lois of appetite, indigestion, constipa ■ tion, and piles. They are purely vegetable, contain no me T cnry, minerals, or deleterious drugs. Perfect digestion wil Ibe accomplished by taking Marshall's Pills. Sick headache will be avoided, as the food that is eaten will then contribute its nourishing proper: ies for the support of the natural waste of the body. When these are taken occasional they tone up the slomach to a wonderful extent. Price, Is per bolt c— sugar-coated and taste'ess. Cascara Cordial. — The great American Remedy now enjoys a wonderful'y large sale. Every one speaks well of it. li. is said to cure habitual constipation quicker than any other knorrn medicine. In bott.es, 2s 6d each. Our Hair Promoter is the same strength as Ayer's. It will restore hair to its original co'our, keep it soft and moist, and cleanse the head from all dandruff. It wi>l change bright red hair to a beautiful auburn Price, 2s 6d a bottle. Don't forget to ask for Marshall's Cough Syrup for Coughs and Colds. Its effect is magical. Our Struck Gold Bitters an appetite when all else fails. 2s 6d| a bott'e —6 for 12s 6d. M. MAESHALL, dispensing & manufacturing chemist 149 George-st. and 64 Pbinces-st., DUNEDIN. N.B. — All my preparations are kept in stock by Mr WM. AULD, atorepeeker, Waitahuna. VISITORS TO THB EXHIBITION, When in Dunedin, Should not fail to pay a visit to the D.1.C., High-street (Near Grand Hotel.) Also entrance from Rattray-street. LA GEST DRAPERY AND GENERAL WAREHOUSE IN NEW ZEALAND. /' ONE OE THE SIGHTS OE DUNEDIN. Visitors and the public generally are at all times welcome to inspect the extensive premiseß, view the stock, and inquire prices without being pressed to purchase. The D.I.C. is the only Warehouse in New Zealand having the wonderful Cash Railway which can now be seen in full working order. P. LAING, Manager. B. HAILENSTEiy Chairman of Dreotora.
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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1676, 22 March 1890, Page 1
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