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Those Good Old Times. They toiled and moiled from sun to sun And they counted sinful all kinds of fun, And they went to church armed with a gun In those good old times. YES, ami the suffered year after year with P"infu', distressing diseases fo • which they knew no remedy in 'hose samogooil od times. Luckily for us we live in this enligh 1 enerl 19th century, and there is not the slightest occasion fora m;in, woman, or chi d to go to bed suffering violent raging pain from a decay- d tooth. No ! In Marshall's Odontalgicou you have a renn dy that wi . in ulmosc every Ciise give the sufferer rest and at a cost of only la. Then, again, who would be bothered with a great unsightly corn lhat. forete'ls every change of we-ithiT better than C'p'. Edwin ever did, when for an outlay of Is 6d you can purchase a botile of thai. Ce 'eh rated Com Kemedy Cura Clava a remedy th t gives no pi in on application and in 9 cas'-s out of 10 tak s every corn out by the roots in from 10 10 20 days. Al this si-aaon of 'he year mo*t peopl" ore almost sure to get co d in the head, and as an af ler effect a severe cough which is in most cases very persist en», and c'ings to the suffere d spi'e a 1 his efforts to shake it off How difficult to protect th" system against »ts further progress towards the lungs all physicians win admit. It is a serious disease •vii.i calls for spee'ly ve'if and cure. The remarkabe curative powers of Marshall's Cough Syrup in such cases are known to many. It is without doubt the best remedy exiant for Coughs, Golds, and Bronchitis, la 6d and 2s 6d a bottle. Chilblains —In winter almost all chi dren suffer agony from ihis t--oub esorae r-omplaiat. I have an ointment that I have so d ei;>ce 1866. and in a most all cases it gives compete satisfaction; usually one application cures the intolerab c itching. My sa'es are over 2000 boxes in Ounedin City in the winter months. Price^ a per box. Our Hair Promoter is the same strength as Ayer's. It will restore hair to its original co'our, keep ifc^joft and moist, and cleanse the head from all dandruff. It will change bright red hair to a beautifui auburn Pric •, 2s 6d a bottle. Don't forget to ask for Marshall's Cough Syrup for Coughs and Golds. Its effect is magical. oar struclt Gold. Bitters give an appetite when all else fails. 2s 6d a bottle —6 for 123 6d. M. MAEBHALL, DISPENSING & MANUFACTURING CHEMIST 149 George- ST. and 64 Pbinces-st., DUNEDIN. THE "TUAPEKA TIMES" Plain, "Fancy, and General JOB PRINTING OFFICE, ROSS PLACE, LAWRENCE. LETTER- PEESS PRINTING OF EVEEY DESCEIPTION, On the Shortest Notice and at very Moderate Prices. neatest styles & newest designs incmtding! Call and Business Circulars Bill Heads, Eeceipt Books Cards, Bal 1 Programmes Handbills Business Cards Posters, Prospectuses Invoices, Tables, Law Forms Show Cards, Balance Sheets Pamphlets, Catalogues And eveex Desceiption of PLAIN & ORNAMENTAL Job Printing. PRINTING IN COLORS OF EVERY SHADE. Post or Telegram Orders for Advertisements and Job Printing attended to. ESTIMATES '3IVEN FOR EVERY CLASS OF WORK. mHE VICTORIA INSURANCE CO X . (Limited.) Capital ... One Million Stekhng. Established 1849. Re-organised ... ... 1879. Fire and Marine Risks, of every decription, effected at lowest current rates. JOHN J. WOODB, Agent for La wren

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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1887, 13 April 1892, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Tuapeka Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1887, 13 April 1892, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Tuapeka Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1887, 13 April 1892, Page 1

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