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Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 82, 8 April 1891, Page 3

Medical. Bnoons &%> / t a liifcypi §mUk FOR THE MwmM Mimwm An elegant dressing exf^XV, r/fi>t 9 c l v ' 3itel y perfumed, re—j(f {" J^Ss^i^Z^r■> moves all impurities from the PC „jp ) p re veuts bald- | Bess and gray hnir, and causes the hair to grow Thick, Soft and Beautiful. Infallible for curing eruptions, diseases of the skin, glands and muscles, and quickly healing cuts, burns, braises, sprains, &c. €snt ion.—None genuine without the trade-mark of BiKCLAT & Co.. New York, alibied to each bottle. COUGHS, Old or Recent, Bronchial or Dyspeptic, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, Whooping Cough, COLDS, HOARSENESS, ETC. THE FINEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD IB CQNGREVE'S BliSffll@ ELIXIR, In Bottles, Is. lid., 2s. 9d., 4s. Gd., etc. NOTE.—For Ministebb, Lectuiubis and Teachers, and all who hare to exert the voice, a lump of sugar saturated with this pleasant Elixiii, and sucked as a Lozenge bejare speaking, will prevent Hoarseness. comfort the chest, and strengthen the Voice. SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE HOUSES. "O.THEN a genuine articlo such as H Wolfe's SciiNAiTS h.13 earned a good r.qnin f-ir ii -~i*li'. frauds spring up. IU V/OMDEJRFUL BEDlCfflfif !gs£g&n Ail d rllLl^ fv Aro universal!? 3V admitted to b« worth a Guinea a \!O% >>'orvou3 .. \-:{\ v "-™ in tho 8to« \ '<* I much, Sick nead. Ed f ft ohe, Giddinoos, .. /Mil ''"S after iieala, J is) if DrowF.inoßa, Cold ,€s>/$ fliills.i'lUbhin-flol \\z_f Heat, Loss of Ap. petite, Shortncaa r of Breath, Costive. Titan, Scurvy and Blotchoo on tho Stin, Dicturbed Sleop, Friffhtfnl Draams, cad all Ncrvouo and Trembling Sensations, £c, Tho first dO3O vriU giro roliof in twenty rninnt.co. Every sufforor in oornostly invited to try onfr box of thceo I'iilaand thoy will Loaclinov,-lcd£C(i to bo WORTH A GUINEA A BOX. For fomaloß of all a<;c.o tbeao Pflla aro invalu. able, as a fow doser, of them oarry olf all humours, and bring abows all that is reqnircd. No femalo should bo without them. Tliero i:< no ifedicino to lw found equal to lleoclmm'n Pills for removing any obstruction or irregularity oi tho systoin. If taken according to tho diroc tions givon with each box, they will poon restore femalos of all age 3to sound and robust health. Thin has boon proved by thousands who havo tried thorn, and ifoimd tho benciits which are onsurcd by their use. For a Woak Stomach, Impaired Digestion, and all Disorders of tho Liver, thoy act liko magic, and a fow dosor, will bo found to work vrondero on tho zno.it important organs in tho human machine Thoy strengthen tlio wholo muscular system, restoro tho long lout cota- | plosion, bring back tho keen odgo of appetite, and arouso into action with tho rosebud of health tho wholo physical energy of tho human frame. These aro "Facts tostillcd continually by memhorsof all classes of society and one of the best gnnranteCH to the Nervous and Debilitatod is, BEECHAM'S PILLS have the Largest Bale of any I'atcnt Medicine in the World. Beecham's Magic Cough Pills. As a remedy for Cougho in gonornl, Asthma, ..Bronchial Affections, Hoarseness, Shortness of i Breath, Tightness and Oppression of tho Chest, iWLociang, &c, those Pills stand unrivalled. They aro tho host over offered to tho public and Will speedily rcmovo that sense of oppression and difficulty ot" breathing, which nightly doSrivo tho patient of rest. Let any person givo EECHAM'S COUGH PILLS 3 trial, and tho most violent Cov.sh Wilt ia c chort timo ba removod. Prepared oaly, end COWVTholosalo and notr.il,. by tho I'ropriotor, Thoma3 Bcceham, St. II olena, • Lancashire, liuglaatl, iv bOSSO in. l_d. asU 2s. Od. each. i sold by ail Drnffiiijls zzH ralinJ iiccUcJno ©oalers everywhere. .' W,l)»—i'aU dji-{;;ic2S cfi SlfC3t?ltllCSCll'bol»! STEEDi A N'S SOOTHING POWDERS FOR CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH: CAUTION TO PURCHXSEBa Tho value of this well-known Family Modloine has been largely tested in all partj of the world, anCt in all gradeß of eooioty. for upwards of fifty TEABB, lta well-earned eittonaive aalo has induced spurious imitations, some of ■which in outward appearance so alosoly resemble the original as to have deceived many purchasers. Tho proprietor, therorcre, feels it due to tho publlo to giro a special caution against tho use of such imitations. Purchasers aro tlioroforo requested carefully to observe tho four folio wing distinctive characteristics, without which none nre genuine :— Ist. In every caso the words John StekdmaW, Chemist, Walworth, Surrey, aro ongraved on tho Government Stamp afOzed to eaoh packet. 2nd. Bach Slnelo Powder has directions for tho dose, and tho words "John Steedman, Chemist, Walworth, Surroy," printed thereon. 3rd. Tho name Steedman ia always spelt with two ilK's. 4th. The manufacture Is carried on solely in Walworth, Surrey. Sold in Packets by all Chemists aad Medicine Vendors, at lo l*d to 2s 9d each. Agents; Komnthorno. Prosser, and Co., Auckland Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin. "OIOTON - STREET, PONSONBY. Hydropathic Institute. /, March 23,1891. Mr Warmoit.. Dear Sir,—ln consequence of business requiring my attention, I am unablo to remain any longer at your establishment. When I came to you my APPETITE was NOMINAL, it is now GOOD. My pulse was HO, but after one week's treatment it was REDUCED TO 75, at which it has remained with ono or two exceptions ever since My LIVER, which was OUT OF ORDER, is now ALL RIGHT. My WALKING POWER is GREAILY IMPROVED, and my ROWELS, which wore REGULARLY CONSTIPATED are NOW in PERFECT ORDER. Altogether I feel very much IMPROVED in my GENERAL HEALTH, and thank you for the interest and attention bestowed on my case. yours truly, J. C. SECCOMBE. [copy.] March 18, 1891. Mr Warmoll, Dear Sir.—A week ago I was suffering from a cough that had held me for seven months or more. I tried all popular cures, with change ot air, and was no better. In four days of your treatment my cold wa-i gone, my cough was gone, and my headache was gone with the nauseous taste in my mouth, which had gono also. And. with gratitude to God, tinder Mr Warmoll's treatment, I feel better than I havo dono for many years. Wm. Elmslie, Coromandel. Coromandel, Saturday morning, March 20,1891. Dear Mr Warmoll,—l have not felt so well as I do this morn for years. I had my own meal and tomatoes and apples for breakfast, and feel as if I could do a day's work. 1 thought it but right to let you know. Everybody is asking about it. Rut few would he willing to give up old habits eating aud drinking.—Yours gratefully, Wm. Elmslie. ' "OrONESTY ia the besb policy." If J_A everybody thought so Wolfe's ! Schnapps would not be imitated as it is. TIME, afteFali, is tho one grand test. Wolfe's Schnapps has been 10 years bel fore the public.