o9 JROWNLEE'S SEEDS, for pran i ) sowing—Brown Gobe, Brow and James' Keeping Oni Seed, Crop 1902. Cape Barley f spiring feed. Brownlee's Flowering Bulbs for pr sent planting, consisting of Anemone Ranunculus, Tulips, Crocus, Hyacinth (named jvaritiea, single and doubl Lilium AWatum, Snowflakos, Snowdro Narcissus, rare varieties, including Prirceps 1 , Trumpet Major, Sir Watki Emperor, Empress, Horsfleldii, Biil rus, Butter and Eggs, Eggs and Baoo Codlins and Cream, Telemoniusi Poeti cus, andpampemelle. Mixed Narcissus Is per dozen, ■. , ••. r We kayo theJargeafc stock of Flower ing bulbs ever ofleced here. Prices Moderate. BROWNLBE AND SON, The North Otago Seed Warehouse



Twenty Years (mr A SPECIAL EEPoam.) Having been in busin«M in Cubntr«\ for twenty years, Mrs. Sarah Moraitt Urbea, who is now living at 12 Avomio, Wellington, is widely know generally respected, To a reporter who' recently called at the abovo adddreis, Mm,! Gnrtiea aaid: — -•• ;© j 11 Your visit has saved mo the trouble of wiling, which I certainly intended doing.] Yes; you may know all about my illness,! winch was very distressing whilst it lasted,"! "In what way were you affected J" i "I could not cat my food at all well. Agonising darting pains came between my! shoulder's and in my stomach. Terrible' jick • headaches attacked' me, frequently being so bad that I could not raise my head up the whole day long. After walking about _a littlo distanco I felt fatigued and giddy/3At night I was very restless in bed, brief periods of alcep at long intervals always being attended with dreadful dreams. During the day I felt drowßy and despondent, as though I had nothing to live for, !■ hud a continual bad taste and a coated tongue, My eyes felt heavy,and swollen, and sometimes felt as though they were burning within. My complaint got j worse as time went on. Soon I was prostrated with weakness," I " What were you taking for your ail | ments?". "I tried everything that was recom mended by my friends; but I only got z worse, Each medicine I gave about a month's | trial, all to no purpose, At last I Btruck the right tiling. 