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Evening Star, Issue 4940, 2 January 1879, Page 4

MONET. PUBLIC NOTICE. JHE LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT SOCIETY, Manse street, Dunedin, nest Brown, Swing's Corner, Lends Money on the Most Reasonable Terms In New Zealand. Money advanced on every description of Security. Money lent on Bills. Money lent on Promissory Notes. Money lent on Mortgage, Money lent on Shares. Money lent on Bills of Sale. Money lent on Growing Crops. Money lent on Life Policies. J Money lent on Live Stock, Money lent from L 5 to LSOO, repayable by weekly, monthly, or any way to Buit the Borrower. INTEREST 10 PER CENT. Office Honrs: From 9.30 a.m. to 5.80 p.m.; open till 8.80 p.m. on Mondays; Saturdays, till 2 o'clock. THE LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT SOCIETY, Manse street (late National Insuranoe Company's Offices.) Next Brown, Ewing's Corner. HENRY BENJAMIN, Manager. MONEY! MONEY! 0 LEND, upon approved Freehold or other Security in any sum fromLlOO upwards. GEORGE W. ELIOTT* New Zealand Insuranoe Company. WANTED Known—Money, from L2O to L,5000. Freehold, leasehold, or personal security; repayable by instalments. Transfers, .eases, mortgages prepared as per scale of charges allowed by the Act. JAMES DOUGHTY, Finance Agent, Land Broker and Valuator, Manse street. JjfJL to L 5.000 on fbrst-olass Freehold Securities only at lowest rates of current interest. CONNELL & MOODEE, "Money and Sharebrokers. ONEY TO LEND. T. Burton. Standard . Office. 'ONEY. —Various sums for investment on freehold security at current rates, Chapman and Strode, Princes street. ONEY. MONEY. MONEY. On Freehold Security, In any sums from LIOO to L 4,000, at cunent rates. GILLB3S, STREET, & HISLOP, Bond street. ONEY TO LEND ON LAND, Small or large sums. Repayable monthly or otherwise. Transfers prepared. Leases prepared. WM DAT.P'VTirPT.w

MEDICAL. MEDICAL BOTANY 13 that system of Medicine which, in harmony with ufttu.' e, reason, and experience, seeks the vegetable kingdom. In the three grand divisions of nature, Mineral, Vegetable, and Animal, Divino Wisdom has ordered that the first should support the sooond and the second the third. Inorgariio matter was never intended for either our food or medicine, nor are we left in doubt what it ought to be. The Royal Psalmist, by Divine Inspiration, declares " God gave the herbs for the use of man." The most »minent physicians in all ages have acknowledged the truth of the above assertions. For the past sixyearswehavegiventhissystem our careful study, and can say in all good conscience that the larger our experience, the more are we convinced of its vast superiority to all othor systems of medication. Lately some remarkable cures have been effected. A young man holding a good situation in the city came for our advioe. He said ho had been under the doctor for some time, who said he was in for confirmed consumption; and the doctor was unwisw enough to tell the young man's employer, so nearly .cost him his situation. TTe made him up our consumption mixture, of which he took three bottles, and was then, and ia now, in good health.

OLD SORES, B*D LEGS, &o.—A man, edical treatment. It was so bad-looking that we oould not give any definite hopes of a cure, especially since three of the doctors had recommended amputation of one fi< ger. Wo applied our horbal poltice and heaUng ointment, and gave him the blood-purifier a* a medicine. In a month's time he was aWe to resume his employment, and to use the hammer with the Land that h;id been so bad. . These two cases are only camples. Should any doubt our statements we can xefer them to the parries. We do not make a display of testimonials, so common and questionable; nor do we intend to adopt .the " uo cure, no jay" system, as, cure or no cure, we oharge no pay, but only a reasonable price for our medicines. Those who have dealt with us.can bear us out in saying that "Honesty, the best policy" is our motto. OUR SPECIALITIES aro now becoming medicine in hundreds of homes, proving that it is possible to cure and prevent disease without bleeding, blistering, or mineral drugs. 1. DANDELION COFFEE, roasted and ground on the premises; from the true dandelion root grown in this district. It is a pleasant diet drink, and much better than ordinary coffee to invalids. Persons with bilious or liver complaints, suspected or real, will find it to the advantage of their health to U3e this coffee. Sold in tins Is 6d ; lib, 2s 6d. Ask your grocer for it. 2. DA.NDELION PILLS.—This Till is a compound of our own, in which we have carefully blended some of the following ingredients in such proportions as to cleanse the Stomach and Bowels, assist Digestion, the Kidneys, correct the Bile, and causing no griping pains :—Dandelion, ext. podophilln, Indian rhubarb, ext. of camomile, with active principles of some American herbs, which ooets in America 5a per ounce. Three-dozen Box, Is. A person told us that one and a half box cured him of a liver and kidney complaint of three years' standing, which had cost him pounds for dootors and medicine. 3. COMPOSITION POWDER.—As a unlreral remedy in the first stages of disease this is known all over the world. It is famed for proventing Colds, Sore Throats, Looseness of the Bowels, Cramp, and Pains in the Stomach. Is 6d per tin. 4. STOMACH BITTER POWDER—Those who want a good appetite and a aweefc breath, buy a tin of this, Is 6d per tin. 5. BILIOUS POWDER,—This is the finest aperient medicine. It workß gently, and does not bind up after. Is per bwc. 6. MOTHERa'FKEEND.—A Soothing Syrup, wan-anted free from Narcotics, Is per bottle. Botanical Medicines of ©vexy description, wholesale and retaiL Our Botanio Vapor Baths is one of the luxuries of the age, 2s Gd, invaluable in Fever and Skin Diseases. Note the address— JAMBS NBIL Herbalist, Dentist, &e., George street, Dunedin, A Box of Pills sent Post Free for Is in stamps. may be consulted In Affections of the Nervous System, Depression of Spirits, Impaired Memory, General Debility, Indigestion, Flushing, Giddiness, Palpitation of the Heart, Diseases of the Lungs, Liver, and Kidneys, and all Eruptions of the Skin. Consulting Booms—Octagon, next Working Men's Club (late Dr Hansons). Hours of Consultation from 9 a.m. till 8 p.m. daily. February, 1859, Dr Thomas received his Diploma as a member of the Royal College of Surgeons, England. i March, 1864, Dr Thomas received his Diploma I as Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians, London; also his Diploma in Midwifery from the Royal College of Surgeons. 1871, Dr Thomas passed his examination as Dootor of Medicine at Lieig's University of Giessen, Germany. Consultation by letter, LI. Medicines for- —-* i*« «»- -art oj Now Zealand,