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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXIII, Issue 11332, 29 July 1891, Page 4

o j : „ ! i i ' - BIRMINGHAM AND FEILDING. Loaves Mr Lowes' Hotel, Birmingham, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, AND SATURDAYS —At 8.30 a.m.— Leaves Hastie's Hotel, Feilding, on ar- , rival of Mail Train from Norf h, at 4.10 p.m. All Goods and Parcels for Apiti carefully forwarded Buggies, Saddle Horses, &c, <tc. always on hire at Mr Lowe's Hotel. J. MARTIN, Proprietor. N.B. — J.M. is Mail Contractor between Fowler's (Birmingham) and Apiti. A MOST REMARKABLE CURE A gentleman well known* throughout New Zealand, who has for years suffered from a hardened persistent growth, just inside the nostril, stated that he had tried every preparation obt in able .without bennfit. Doctors had used nitric acid and other caustic preparations in order to conquer it, but all to no parpose Dr Stewart performed a caustic operation at the establishmeatof the proprietor, which liko all previous ones, ended in a quick return of tho complaint. At this time he had heard of the success of the Certain Corn Cure, and his own complaint, much resembling a corn, he obtained a box, and used it with the gratifying result that it completely and painlessly eradicated tho j morbid growtl . Directions for Use. — Spread a little ointment, moderately thick, on a piece of linen, und press well over the corn or wart every night for three or four times, allowing it to remain all night, and each night make a fresh application; after which put the foot in hot water, and tne corn, after a few days, will gradually peel off without pain. These directions being faithfully followed a cure is guaranteed. To be obtained from all Chemists. In boxes, Is each. Sold yMr Nosworthy, Wanga mi. H. I. J ONES & S ONSi LIST OF EOOKS. John Ruskin, H>s Teachings, by J. M. Mather, 9s 6d Eric, or Little by Little, by F. W. Fanar 7s 6d Ariadne Florontina, by John Ruskin, 9s 6d Studies in Buskin, by E. T. Cook, 7s 6d Tho Seven Lamps of Architecture, by ohn Ruskin, 9s 6d Aratra Pentilici, by John Ruskin, 9s 6d Val D'Arno, by John Ruskin, 7s 6d The Impregnable Kock of Holy Scriptures, by W. E. Gladstone, 4s 6d John Inglesant, by J. H. Shorthouse, 7s 6d In Darkest England, by General Booth, Is6d Problems of Greater Britain, "by Sir Charles Dilke, 15s Three Men in a Boat, by J. K. Jerome 4s Gd Told After Supper, by J. K. Jerome, 4s Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow, by J. K. Jerome, 3s 6d On the Stage and Off, by J. K. Jerome, Is 3d My Opinions and Betsey Bobbet's, by Josiah Allen's Wife, 2s 6d and 3s 6d, Josiah ' Allen's Wife, by M. B. Holly, 2s Gd and 3s Gd Sweet Cicely, by Josiah Allen's Wife, 2s'6d, and 3s 6d Samantha among the Brethren, by Josiah Allen's Wife, 2s 6d and 3s 6d A Sappho of Green Springs, by Bre Harte, 4s 6d For So Little, by Helen Davis, 4s 6d Stand Fast, Craig Royston, by Wm. Black , 2s ea The Bondman, by Hall-Came, 2s 6d The Shadow of a Crime., by Hall Came, 2s 6d A Son of Hagar, by Hall Came, 2s 6d The Deemster, by Hall Came, 2s 6d The Chief Justice,' by Emil Franzos, 3s 6d My Shipmate Louise, by W. Clarke Russell, 2s 6d Men and Women of the Time, new edition, 18s 6d The Best Bocks, a Reader's Guide to the Choice of the Best available Books, by W. S. Sonnenschein, 35s Ten Years in Equatoria, and the Return with Emm Pasha, by Major Casato, 18s 6d The Tents of Shein, by Grant Allen, 2s 6d Wild West Poems, by B. Metchim, Is 3d The Crystal Button, by Chauncey Thomas, 8d Ibsen's Prose Dramas, 4s 6d Sawn Oft, by G. Marrille Fenn, 3a 6d Forbidden by Law, by Barry Cottingham 2s 6d Waverley, Guy Maunering, The Antiquary, Legend of Montrose, Rob Roy, Old Mortality, to be followed by others at monthly intervr ls. H. I. J~ONES AND SON, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS Wangantji. TMPORTANT NOTICE ROBERT LOW, CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER, TURNER, &c, Begs to inform tho public of Wanganui and surrounding Districts that he has now in Stock a varied assortment of Household Furniture, which he is selling at very low rates for Cash. Bedding of all kinds made of the Purest and Best Materials, and in the most approved manner. Venetian Blinds made and repaired. A speciality made of Occasional and Gipsy Tables, Locally manufactured Woven Wire Spring Mattrasses, lower in price and better in quality than those imported from other parts of the colony, always on hand. Funerals conducted in the best I style and at very moderate I rates. J Ijgg" Note the Address — Next Mrs Roberts' Millinery Warehouse, VICTORIA AVENUE. WOOL PRESSES. WOOL PRESSES. The Simplest, Best, and Cheapest Wool -Press in tlie market is IKJEEAY'S Improved Patent ONLY .616. Patentee and Sole Manufacturer— DAVID MURRAY, WANGANUI IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY, TMPERIAL FIRE OFFICE (OF LONDON). Paid up Capital and Invested Futda, nearly TWO MILLIONS. The IMPERIAL is an old and wealthy English Offlco, and is noted for its Prompt and Liberal settlement of Claims. Tho IMPERIAL commenced Fire busi ness in New Zealand in 1854, and is ther fore closely identified with the progre of the colony. Terms of proposal and full information n applica tion to M. HOGAN & CO. (Limited), Agents.