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Inangahua Times, Volume V, Issue 3, 8 July 1878, Page 2

The good titno coming for Roofton wil nflnnrntlly load to a considerable inoroaao in population, tlio woathor that has afltiotod tbo dintriok bo long having brokon up and dis« appoiuwl, and tlto roads again in good work ing ordor, will throw lifo and choorfulnosa around and upon this portion of Now Zealand bo favorod and bo blossod, with all that rondnrn lifo agrooablo, but wbioh may and froquontly do bad to thoso habits whioh engonclor digfaso through oxpoßure to Bioknogs and oliillc, tho honltliicst may bo striekon down by EnBUMATIBM, BntttTMATro Qovt, LuMnAOo, iNTunMirrnxT Fbtkiw, Biwoffls* NRfia, ko. f nnd it in wotl that all should know tho most rolinblo cuvon for thoßO aro tho amoufl Tndiaw Mmpioiwbs known n» I Ghollali'n Groat Indian Ouroß," — thoy oan bo hrul of M. Jt. OUBin^c, Ohomi'flt; appointed bolo vrholonab rißont for Roofton nnd diotriot. Soo tostimonintu in adrcrtio» in(r column, — Advt Tho Man Who Lauglw is tho fortmiftto inriividnnt wlio bloov>b Bonntlly, for whom II pood digestion waits on appotie," and whono nnryos noror trouble him. ITnppy ho or sho wlio ifl thus trobly bloosod. Whon rofroßhing Blnmborß Ml to visit your* pillow, whon your food tortures instond of boncfttin# you, whon a sudden noiao or thn lcn»t oxoitomont sotn your nerroß in a tromonr, it is Tiicrh tiroo tint you wsorffld to a romody. You will oortninly find it in TJdomho Wowi?'a Soihbdam Aso« MATIO SOHNArPfI. ■Brg'tii'J'-i.'-.i 'J-- 1