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Inangahua Times, Volume V, Issue 61, 26 July 1878, Page 2

The good timo ooming for Roofton vrlll aesnrodly load to a oonsldorablo inoroaso in population, tho weather that has aflttotod tho difttrlot so long having ferolcon up and disappeared, and tho roads again in good work' ing ordor, will throw lifo and ohoorfnlnesH around and upon this portion of Now Zealand so favorod and so blossocl, with all that rondors life ncfrooablo, but whioh may and froquoritly do load to thoflo habits whioh ongondor diseaso through oxposuro to Hioknoto and ohills, tho hoalthlost may bo etriokon down by RnniTMATisM, RrtßrrMATio Goirr, Lt/MnAOO, Inthumittrnt Fnvuma, BiMoxrns« NflSB, &0., and it i» woll that all should hnow themoßt roliublo ouros for thoso ara tho •mow Inmaw Mwmototis known m 4 ahollah'H Groat Xndion. Chwos,"-^ th»f oan be had of M. R. Giaolngp, Ohomist appointed solo wholotmlo agonfc for Rooffcon and dlstriot. Soo testimonials , In ndvortis* ing column, — Advt Tho Nightmaro is a JTouriblo Torm»ntor. To wako in tho dead of tho night, bathod in cold porApirution, from nomo terriblo droiiw, Rivnfl tho norvos a shook from whioh it takes longer to rooovor than moat peoplo imngino. Mnny novor sloop without dlsagrooblo dronms. ThoßO nooturnal halluoinations are tho result of indigestion and norvos disorder*, to whioh, as woll to hystoria, hypoohondrift, and uterine diffioultins, UnoMno Wowa'a Sohibdam AnoMATio SonNAPM. ftro ft couiploto antidote