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Evening Star, Issue 8578, 27 July 1891, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES, .HOMSON, BRIDGES, AND CO., DUNBDIN IRON AND WOODWARB COMPANY, Wholesale and Retail IRON, TIMBER, AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS WOODWARB MANUFACTURERS. SHOW ROOMS AND HARDWARE STORES —ALBERT BUILDINGS, PRINCES STREET (directly opposite the General Post Office). IRON and TIMBER YARDS and WOODWARB FACTORY-BOND STREET SOUTH. LONDON ADDRESS-METAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, LEADENHALL STREET. WE ARE NOW SELLING Messrs PARK AND OURLE'S EXTBNBIVE and VARD3D STOCK In the Premises adjoining our own, lately occupied by Messrs Glendining and Doble. JUST LANDEDHAMMERLEBS BREECH-LOADING GUNS from 50b. CURTIS AND HARVEY'S DIAMOND GRAIN POWDER—aII Numbers. AUTOMATIC INKSTANDB-a Novelty. UNIVERSAL AND CLIMAX KEYLESS WATCHES. THOMSON, BRIDGER, AND CO] THE MIOROBE KILLER A POSITIVE ANTIDOT3 FOR WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S DISEASES. lOROBE KILLER speedily removes ell internal as well as external irritations; no inflammation can posaibly remain long in the i. V U l„ „„„A Mnfhoro finrl if. In. valuable for children's teething troubles; the livfes of hundreds have already been saved, when all other remedies have failed; a single doae —for infants one teaspoonful In sweetened water—will Invariably Btop dysentery, and, as it allayß irritation, natural evacuations follow. It contains neither drug*, chemicals, nor herbs; hence it has no injurious effect upon the most delicate invalid or younge-t child. The thinking publio will readily understand that MIOROBK KILLER is no quaok preparation, but based purely upon tho Germ Theory, exactly meets the requirements of leading scientists of the present time as an antidote for all diseases, inasmuch as it contains only distilled water, strongly impregnated with gases and electricity, that penetrate every tissue of the system, killing the gernu of disease in every part of the body. The destruction of these germs Is as much a law of Nature as their development. Nature fights against the development of these germß for yeare, In Btrong, hardy constitutions; through over-straining or otherwise, that part is no longer able to combat the ravages of that becomes weaker and weaker, until it cannot perform its natural functions. As all the organs of the body are closely dependant upon each other, other complications soon follow, until the patient is pronounced inourable. RADAM'S MICROBE KILLER, however, goes direotly at the cause, kills the microbes, and, as soon as their ravages are arrested, Nature speedily restores these organs—not one, but all—to a healthy condition, enabling them to again peiform their proper functions. Hence, no disease Is incurable if MICROBE KILLER be used before the affeo*ed organs are wasted away. MICROBE KILLER will positively kill the disease; but will not make new organs, Dyspeptics feel benefit from a Bingle dose. TO RADAM'S MICROBE KILLER COMPANY, 40 Elizabeth street, Melbourne. experiments with BAD AM 1 :* MICROBE KILLER as a destroyer of germ life, and have experiments have gone. However, a most important feature appears to have been overlooked by you, that is, the effect of MICROBE KILLER on germ life in water. An addition of one-half an ounce of MIOHOBE KILLER to one gallon of water destroyed all anlmaloulae and germs Instantly, rendering the water absolutely pure, Experiments have been made with both Yarra and Yan Yean water. As it is an established fact that typhoid and ether germß exist in the Melbourne drinking water, and undoubtedly cause strongly recommend the use of MICROBE, KILLER in filters and in the water used for domestio purposes. When cleaning Alters a I muoh stronger solution should be used, bb impure filtration 1b at ail times dangerous, and I MICROBE KILLER is the most perfeot antlseptio that has come under my notice,—Yours truly, F, TIZZ&RD WELSH, Analyst, 133 William Btreet, Melbourne. Pamphlets descriptive of the MICROBE' KILLER Free at Malcolm and Griggs, Managers for New Zealand, George street, Dunedin. OLLARD AND COLLARD Metal-frame J Cottage Pianos, Sole Importers, Ohas, Begg and Co,, Princes street, Dunedin.