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Evening Star, Issue 8609, 1 September 1891, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. FIR&T SPRING SHOW, ERBERT, HAYNBS, AND 00. The Latest Novelties in FRENCH AND ENGLISH MILLINERY, BABY-LINEN, AND UNDERCLOTHING. PELISSES, PINAFORES, SUN HATS, AND BONNETS. NEW GOODS opened up in all Departments. HERBERT, HAYNES, AND CO. LACES. We are showing the largest, beat-assorted, and finest collection of BLACK CHANTILLY LACES that we have ever offered. EMBROIDERIES. We have at all times a magnificent assortment of SWISS EMBROIDBRIE3, REAL and IMITATION MADEIRA WORKS. These Goods are made of the best materials only, and, being designed exclu-ively for us, cannot be obtained elsewhere. LONG LAOE SCARVES. Although not so universally worn as last season, a Lace Scarf must always of necessity be retained In every lady'B wardrobe, and the prefent is a most advantageous time to purchase. LADIES' MILANESE SILK GLOVES. The tips of the fingers and thumbs of these Gloves are thickened during the process of manufacture, the material forming these tips being trebly woven, thereby giving strength where most requiring it, and offering the greatest resistance to wear. RIBBONS. In this department special care has been taken in the choice of the very Latest Novelties in both FRENCH and ENGLISH GOODS, and are of the best quality. UMBRELLAS AND SUNSHADES, We have now the Largest and Bpst Assortment of UMBRELLAS and SUNSHADES ever imported. THE MICROBE KILLER A POSITIVE ANTIDOTE FOR WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S DISEASES. internal as well at* external irritations; no inflammation can possibly remain long In the system where it is used. Mothers find it invaluable for children's teething troubles; the lives of hundreds have already been saved, when all other remedies have failed; a single dose —for infants one teaspoonful in sweetened water—will Invariably stop dysentery, and, as it allays Irritation, natural evacuations follow. It contains neither drugp, chemicals, nov herbs; henoe it has no injurious effect upon the moßt delicate Invalid or youngest child. The thinking publio will readily understand that MIOROBB KILLER is no quack preparation, but based purely upon tho Germ Theory, exactly meets the requirements of leading scientists of the present time as an antidote for ail diseases, Inasmuch as it contains only distilled water, Btrongly impregnated with gases and electricity, that penetrate every tissue of the system, killing the germs of disease in every part of the body. The detraction of these germs is as much a law of Nature as their development. Nature fights against the development of these germs for years, In strong, hardy constitutions; but when any organ of tho body becomes weak, through overstraining or otherwise, that part iB no longer able to combat the ravages of that death-dealing pest—the microbe—and gradually 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 p-onounced Incurable. RADAM'3 MICROBE KILLER, however, goes dlreotly 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 ia incurabie if MICROBE KILLER be used before the affeo*ed organs are wasted away. MICaOBE KILLER will positively kill the disease; bat will not mike new organs. Dyspeptics feel benefit from a single dose. 10 RADAM'S MIOROBE KILLER COMPANY, 40 Elizabeth street, Melbourne. Dear Sirs,—l h»ve just completed numerous experiments with RADAM'S MIOROBB 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 effeot of MIOROBB KILLER on germ life in water. An addition of one-half an ounce of MIOROBE KILLER to one gallon of water destroyed all animalculae and germa Instantly, rendering the water absolutely pure. Experiments have been made with both Yarra and Yan Yean water. As it is an established faot that typhoid and other gorms exist In the Melbourne the epidemic p strongly recomi .... . j * KILLER in filters and in the water used for domestic purpose*. When cleaning filters a much stronger solution should be used, as im-y-ii :"_ :„ .4. .11 Hmns rlanirprATlß And I have every confidence in stating that RAD AM S MIOROBE KILLER Ib the most perfeot antiseptlo that has come under my notioa.—Yours truly, F. TJZZARD WELSH, Analyst, 133 William street, Melbourne. Pamphlets descriptive of the MIOROBE SJUJB& Free at Malcolm and Grigga, Managers for New Zealand, George street, Dunedin. CITY STEAM LAUNDRY (under patronage His Excellency Lord Onslow), corner of Union and Cumberland atreets. Telephone 304. All kinds of Laundry Work done at a few hours' notice. Laoe Cmtains finished on Bradford's patent frames, Is 6d per pair. Gentlemen's White Shirts, 4d each. Kidderminster Carpets washed, Van attends town three times daily, and suburbs twice a week T. GEORGE JAM, Once used, always used. All Grocers. LUE " Acme " is the_ Best,