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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7404, 7 March 1903, Page 5 (Supplement)

MR W. H. CROWE, MEDICAL EXPERT, G6, CuisA-STitEET, - - Wellington. DEAR SIR—I must write you these few lines to express my deep gratitude to you for tho triumphant manner in which you have cured me from a severe attack of rheumatic gout, lasting over ten years. I have tried all kinds of patent medicines, including twelve bottles of Dr. Hope's Rheumatic Cure, but got no relief. My hands, feet and ankles were so much swollen with the excruciating pain I suffered that I had to give up my work altogether. Hearing a good deal of talk abouc your wonderful medicines for all muscular complaints, and the marvellous cures you have effected, I was induced to give you a trial, and I thank Providence the day 1 iirsfc went to you, for after going through a course of your medicine for rheumatic gout, I am as well and strong to-day as ever I was. You are at liberty to make whatever use of this testimonial you think fit. Your medicines aro unsurpassed by any other ever placed before the British public. I remain, Yours ever grateful, EDWARD JOHNSON. 1.0, Taranaki-street, Wellington. IGtb November, IUO2. TIQER TEAS. Aw Old Favourite in a Mew Guise, r|IHE public are strongly urged to try Jl the N£W NO. 9 TEA. AT 2/- PER LB. Its Growing Popularity proves it to bo AN EXCEPTIONAL TEA AT THE MONEY. John Graham and Co., exelusivo Musterton agonts. NOTICE. T"? AVING secured some of tho best Beof JLJL procurable in the district, the general public can rely on getting every satisfaction Lambs, Sucking Pigs, and ail classes of' Poultry of tho very best quality. W. McKENZIE. THOS. WAGG & CO^ QUEEN-ETHEET, MASTERTON, QUPPLY VEHICLES coachiscildek., kJ made to order, in any wheelwrights, style, and constructed and under personal supervigeneral sion.fromthe best selected blacksmiths, materials, by expert workmen, and our prices defy Solo Agents in competition. Our vehicles tho Wairarapa havo taken first awards for The South- wherever shown. Agriculland Imp 1c - tural Implements of all ment and En- kinds, and duplicate parts gincering Co., supplfid at factory prices Limi&ed. on shortest notice. We are sole agents in the Waithe rarapa for the OSBORNE " OSBORNE " Binder, which has been binder awarded the grand prize at the Paris Exhibition. g7& t.^oung, DIRECT IMPORTERS, 7a, Lamuton-quay, - Wellington, A HE showing a large and varied stock of -___. goods suitable for presents. New Brooches, Nelly Stewart Bangles, Sleeve Links, Charms, Novelties in Greenstone, Gem Rings ami Necklets, etc., have just been added at Most Moderate Prices. STERLING SILVER GOODS. — Our stock of Silver Goods has been largely increased, the principal lines being Photo Frames of all sizes, Smelling Salts and Eau-de-Cologne Bottles, Hairpins and Puff Boxes, Sweet Dishes, Thimbles, etc. Being Direct Importers, and buying, as wo do, For Cash, our prices will compare most favourably with any in the Empire City. Our stock of E.P. GOODS is well-known to be of a quality that ensures satisfaction. This department has also been greatly added to. We feel sure that no other firm can give better value, the standard of quality being equal. WATCHES! WATCHES !-We carry full lines in Rotherham's well-known Watches, in gold and silver cases, for ladies and gentlemen, from £4 7s Gd upwards. Nickel Lever Watches at 20s, 265, 30s, value unequalled and All Guaranteed. Watches, Clocks and Jewellery Repaired on the premises by experienced workmen. A N old adage saitli—" What can't be Xja. cured must be endured." A better one is— TRY AGAIN! as the following circumstance proves. As a debt of gratitude to tho proprietors of TEED'S CERTAIN CURE FOE CORNS, a lady from Rotorua, on passing through New Plymouth, called at the Pharmacy, and furnished the following description of tho surprising value of their preparation:—" I enquired at Rotorua for Teed's Corn Cure, and was told by the vendors that their own preparation was just as good. 1 used the substitute, and suffered intolerably for over two months. A doctor lanced the wound, which discharged a considerable quantity of matter. This, however, did not eradicate the offender, and I determined to get the prcpiuaJion I knew to be so successful. I applied Teed's Certain Cure, which removed the corn within a week, and left my foot as well.as over.—L.T." Moral—Ask for Teed's, and BE SURE YOU GET IT.