SURE INDICATIONS.
Sick headaches, lassitude, languor, low spirits, drowsiness, nervous exfcaus-. tion, 'and' insomnia are sure indications ■of indigestion, and practically.sewen peiv sons out of every ten suffer from malnutrition. Some people ar© always eating and feeding at unreasonable .hours, others take a heavy meal wlieri tired and hungry, while others again bolt their food, forgetful of, the fact that the capia-; city of the stomach is limited land, should not be expected to do the work of the knife and. fork and teeth. Whenever you suffer from indigestion, remember that Impey's May Apple, taken, according to directions given with each bottle, will cure you. Tmpey's May Apple is 'ipujvely• vegetable, and thoroughily efficacious. Sold .by chemists and storekeepers at 2s 6d per bottle.
: Copies of the -Cha^onicle may be obtained at Mr CBaiien's Store, cornea' o>f the River Bank and Baiu-ack Street: •'•■•'
An election ito fill an extraordinary vacancy on the Waimarino County Council will be held on April sth.
Mr. Thomas Mitchell Avill address the e'Jeotpra «t: St. Paul's Hall to-morrow evening.
It is with l-egret thiat w© record the passing away of another old colonist, in. the person of Mr Joseph Smitß","who died at Upper Waitotara on Sunday, iat the age of 71. The late .Mr Smith arrived in the colony some 35 .years' ago. Over 20 yeai-s ago he took up land on No. 2 Line, after which lie went to Opui, Upokongaro, where he resided for some Bor 'nine yeaors. He then removed to the Uppei-. Waitot'flira, iwhere he remained till the time of his death. He was at one time chairman, of the Mangaiwhero Road Board and chairman of the Wanganui County Council. Three sons—tMisssrs : Andrew, Johnson, and "Walton Smith, and" two diaughters— Mrs A. Georgette and Mrs H. Gowen, are left to mourn- their loss. To them and other sorrowing relatives we extend our condolence.
SURE INDICATIONS.
Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12458, 21 March 1905, Page 5
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