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Inangahua Times, 12 August 1878, Page 2

The good timo coming, for Rcofton will nsaurodly lond to a oontridorablo inoroaso in populutlou, tho weather that hns aflliotod tho distriot so long baying brokon up and disRppourod, and tho roads again in good worki* ing ordor, will throw lifo and choorfnlnos s around and upon this portion of Now Zoaland so favored awl so bloasod, with nil that ronclors lifo agrooablc, but whioh may and froquontly do lenti to thoso habits whioh ongondor dineaso through oxposuro to siokness nnd chills, tho hoftltlliest may bo strickon down by RHiKTM.vi.ifiM, Rhi.um,vtio Gour: Lumdaoo, Inthrmitt-RNT Fkvkus, Brr.ious9*> Nl-as, &0., and it ia woll that all should know tho most roliablo euros for thoao aro tho anioua Indian Mrdtoi^ks known no t (itholliib'ii O-roafc Indian Curos," — thoy oan bo had of M. R. G-iasinge, Ohomist | appointor! solo wliolosalo agonfc for Roofton nnd (lintriot. Sco testimonials in advertis*** inpj oolumn,— Advt How to Moot tho Wintor.— Aftor tho dobilitating heafc of tho summer, tho oon*. slitution io illflttod to olioounlor tho suddon oHmnlio ohnngos of wintor. Tho infcorval botwoon tho two seasons is tho timo to brnoo up tho system to encounter tbo variations of tompornturo to whioh it Is su'nVoted. Tako thrco or four timos a day during tho autumn nnd nt tho boggimibig of wintor, Udomho Wot,vr'b SornuDAM AnoM\Tia Sohnapps fortifies tbo systom against oougliA, oolds robumatiam, nnd other complabils inoidont to tbo bitter soason.