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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIV, Issue 809, 7 September 1905, Page 3

Patent Horse Covers 11 ■ = i } i HRWRWMP i g 3 « MImMHKM ■' t s bHpwBMBBStsmwI g ’ Thu Cover does away with the annoyance usually caused' by ordinary cover* h«*omiog displaced, rs in the case of a horse rolling. There is no crupper used, consequently the horse does not suffer from chafing, ar cutting of the tail, which often causes lock-jaw. The mode of attachment is simplicity itself, vis., the straps for fastening going ronnd each hind leg, as shown in above drawing. — —— ——— -—. —-—■ -———■■"'■■ ■--■ -.-■■/ ■ You get “out of sorts.” and ywu put it dew* to You know very well that yon are “run down •»— I the weather asrves unstrung, appetite poor. I Ton feel depressed and nervous, and Marne ths wiiars b the sense iu going on bke that F How | influsnsa for that. fit are you to ward off the scores of diseases that " You soon got tirsd and languid, and fancy your to ftttaok wo!lV e n ed men ttud womer ? |T work is too much for you. ° g, ECCLES 1 | PHOSPHOR-TON The Great Nerve and Brain Food FOR LOSS OF APPETITE, ENERGY, AND VIGOUR. Ws ars not going to nags you to take some qnani. Its composition is the reanlt of study and eip ri remefiy that pretends to cure every trouble know . ment, and Pho.vphor-ton is acknowledged to be la. | to physicians, but, for a Brain, Nerve, and Musch- Ideal Tonic und Restorative. g Btlmnlaat and Food, very honestly do ws recom- Now don’t shilly-shally another day. Ton want mend ECCLES' PHOSPHOR-TON. n Restorative —here’s a real one. f It is the very thing you want, for it contain* !?« ’ i^a^T^M 82 d ° Be “ ‘° r * Si 84 pROFsiKtoR: A ecCLES, Chemist, HIS MAJESTY'S AHOADE, AUCKLAND.