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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume IV, Issue 349, 12 January 1876, Page 4

; ""■■.jso.f"l'e"e r""'" ." WIIT 19 TnK 'CpKBUMPTIONdF OoPFiE'NbV Bmivß^ ' rxf ha%' ■ ' bbW 1 ' Ml i sb's ! 4.&iifsxD ; by- ! '* '^'^iNEXP'^IEirCEb./HAN^y.- .'','.■"' , : " ' '„'"* . ; j v baj.e't.spared. no expense, in -.pbtajning, maoj^ihcry. '.w(»ich : p'rescry^f'- ihe fujl Jß^rippg^r, qF.tbe^bbaii^.and .Being J t h{>rpngb^y..,acgnaintei with.jLl^e maniDulatipn^oC, C,ojfoe,car\ projUipo an ariicle ( |U?i^ixal!ed. Tosuit tlie opi>ye,nietiqo uhd ''tastes of customer^,' \i., | B < .designated each of their qualities (vriiiohi never vary)» wit If al-brahd, viz.'":- 1 - •'■-'• '' ' ''" ''■ '■•■ Ist quality— -Eicdls"ior"Bran'd- 1 -(greoirlabTJl):'' ; 2nd qualir.y.tr-Staudard Bfand — [red label) .i 3rsl.quality-r-Lipn;Brand j, •' •- .• packed: in 1,,2,' i 6, 7» U, 28, and.401b tins.. Eetailed fey, all Grocers; wholesale- at; Auckland StbamCojpeeand Spioe Wdil^. -■■: Protected! b$ Royal; Letters Patent ■-■■: ;- • DaWfl dotober'll, 1859. ! Under Distinguished; Patronage;t)% .BUICJHt'S, , PHOHPHODyp, ' " ' (OZONIG OXYG-EN) - ;;' ,The Ne'io Curative Agent, '.and only' Reliable '■ Remedy for Ker coils 'ahd: Liver Complained. Tlfi.?, r combination is. pfb.^ nou'h'ce'd'by the most em : inbnt'rnenibe" r s" ofttbeiMedioal.ProfeSsidn to- be unequalled for its poWer-in: replenishing the vitality' of the [body, ibyi its supplying- all the egEenfia^conistituentsof the.blood andnerve Bubatarice/and jforidcvelbping-all the powers and : functions of jthe'eyst'em-to-'tbe-'bigbes't de'grdo; '- : -"< '■'-■■ It |b agreeable to thd palute; and ihndcVnfc' •in -its action,; while retaining- -ail- it's estra< 'ordinary properties ; and as a specific^ eur-.p^seing-.all, tbo ;v know ; n . therttpeutior agents of the present, day for the speedy andXp^smanent ' oiir.e 0f— r..,. ;.. = . . . . .... .;;.,,. > „r ' *./'..-.-'. jlferygus .Prostrjition ,- '^lortncss, of Breatli '*■ . „ -Trembling „of the, Palpitation ? .^f,. the. '. . bands : and limbs .-.'- . , .Heart 1 ,-..,. ,).-.... . .; Impaired Nutrition '■ PJz2in,eßS „. , /," „, . Mental, and iPbyßicalj Noises ;in :iI ,the. Fead „ Depressfon,, ....{ <• \ \ aiid Eats., . r : Qonsumptiou^ (in ..its, Loss of Energy and first stages only) ; appetite: '• i V : ■"=-'' -Timidifcy ■■' ; ' <:! irypoehoridria" ' Eruptions of the' Skin C6mplaint,B.' Impaired' Sjebt-'and '(General Dtbility Memcrj '"' :; ; ' In'digest ion '"''■•■•■ '. Neirv6.Uß ; Fan<;io'a- " l '■ Flatulence- ■ ■ Impoverished Blood v liiea'paoity for Study : Nervous Debility in' '.' or Business all'itß Stages,' ' Sick Headache ; ' Premature Decline. liasßitudiy ' ' ■ . md all* morbid conditions of the system arising from whatever cau6e. The nction of -the.FbooVhodyne is two fold— on the one bandincreasing the -principle whioh constitutes nervous eiiorgy, and on the other the most powerful -blood and fleah generating agent known'; therefore, a marvellous medicine" for renovating impaired and broken-down constitutions. Ifc' . quickly improves the functions of assimilation to such a degree, that whoro for -years an emaciated) anxious, cadaverous, and • semi-vital condition has-, existed, the flesh will rapidly iucrease in qnantity and firmness, arid the whole system rot urn to a state of robust health. The^ Phosphodyne .acts electrically upon ' the ; organißation ;^forJnstancey it assists nelureto generate that human electrioifcy which renews - and rebiiild? the osseous,, muscular,, neryous m.ombranoui, and org&nio Bjßtema.. It operates on:'the..B*yßt«.m. vFitbpufr'e3rciting care'or thought upon the.i ndividual as. to! the process.;, It tnoyes the lungs, liver, heart, kidneys, stomach, and intestines,, with a .harmony, vigor; jet. inildneaß.unpqrallelpd.in medicine. | The Phosphodyne gives back to the human Blriicture, jn to suitable form,, the phosph^rio or animating '.-p.f. life, which'b'fls been Wasted, .and. exerts an important influence direptly on ' tho epinnl marrow and nervqus eystero^ of a nutritive, tonic, and invigorating .charnp'or, maintaining that • buoyant energy .of the brain and muaeular system,, .which renders tbe mind cheerful,. bcillianY,, apd energetic, entirely oyerGoawngthat;dull, :inactive, and sluggish diapssition which many . persons experience in all theic actioae. • .., ■ v . Tho beneficial effects of the Pbospbodyne are frequently shown from 'the first day ofafs, administration, by a remarkable increase . ot ; nervous power, with a feeling of vigprand^ comfort, to whioh the patient has lonjj" been unaccustomed. Digestio.n is .improved ; ; the appetite irtjp|ea'seß tvopdprfully ;>he bowels become regular eyes'-Vrrgtiter ; the skin clear and healthy ;.,aqd...the bair acquiresstrength, showing the importance of the action 6f j ; th'g^Phdßphodyno on the organs oft nutrition. ■■ Finally, the.. Phosphodyne. maintains a-> certain degree of activity in the. previouslydebih'trifced : ne'rvous 'system '; its übo enables all debilitated'o'rgariß to return to their 6ound state •;Bnd ; .perf6rni .their natural funotions. Perßpns.svif&ripgvfrotn'jN'er.vous: Debility, or any pf, , tlie hun_dre { d. .Bjfmptoins^ which this--4istre'B"eing disease assumes',' ~mhy ''rost assured--, of au effectual, and oven speedy cure, by the judicious" Use ~df this-'nibst^invaluable- remedy. P^,, ; BpTGn^B PnoBPnoDTNE-iiur, gald [only in cases 6d, by aHjOlvemUts and Patent.. Medicine Yenttorß throughbut'tho r Gilo.be.v ! '3?u'll ; 'Dire|(3tio)J i s : fot'-usfjr in ' the /Bngiigh,. GeVinanj ! ltaT(ari, ; and^-Dutbh laugua r ge"Bi ocaionipffnyreaoh case;!-: ''.:■'•!; ':. i ! fS^jJ^fITSQNv-f T(h,e 'lar'gQrand : increasing - dop^apd f^Dr^B^igljt's Phoßphodype h^ed-i *P!-?^ er W ;i mit %OD^,-undpr-BQmew.habßimilarr iqaW6B. r t -Purchfaefrbf ititi medidine shou'rAi ' th&M6Ve b^aVefuPEtf obVervev tba^each' ohjie bjeftra AhefPoGpvernWontoSiampJJHwitb'^'tb'e': P J sißMgb:t»'B.'P.hoaplio < dyno^?eMgravedyi Bam 9i' w 4r4s s are alap,. ■^WS^^f'-a^osi^.^ll ■'(-', y.'7:i: \ Wholesale age.ntß for Ne.w Zealand :"■ ' ' EEMPrBJOJaNB,! 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