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Evening Star, Issue 8772, 12 March 1892, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICES. BRBEBT, HAYNBB, AND 00, UNEQUALLED HERBERT, HAYNES, AND 00. iHOMSON, BRIDGER, AND 00., DUNEDIN IRON AND WOODWARE COMPANY, Wholesale and Retail IRON, TIMBER, and HARDWARE MERCHANTS WOODWARE MANUFACTURERS, ALBERT BUILDINGS, opposite the GENERAL POST OFFICE. We have ast opened up a Large and Varied Assortment of ELEOTRO-PLATED GOODS Of the Newest Designs, and from the Best Makers, comprising— TEA AND OOFFEE SETS, AFTERNOON TEA SETS, TEA AND OOFFEE POTS, CRUETS, FANCY ELEOTRO-PLATED GOODS, In great variety. Shipments ox steamer jnst to hand enable as to offer a Large Stock of TABLE and POOEET CUTLERY from LOOKWOOD BROS., JOHNSON, WIGFALL AND SONS, and others, BENARES ART TRAYS, suitable for Christmas Piesonts. SLAZBNGER'S TENNIS RACKETS, BALLS, Etc. CRICKET MATERIAL. TAYLOR'S BOWLING GREEN BOWLS. FRANOOTTB RIFLES (genuine). SHOT GUNS of all descriptions. OURTI3S AND HARVEY'S Diamond-grain GUNPOWDEB, and AMMUNITION of every description. Onr Prices aro as Low as posßlb ?, consistent with the High Quality of the Goods, THOMSON, BEIDGER, AND 00. <T. GEORGE JAM. Seleoted Fruit and Best Sugar, AH Grocers, THE MICROBE KILLER. A POSITIVE ANTIDOTE FOR WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S DISEASES. MICROBE KILLER speedily removes all Internal as well as ex ten a! 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 tcsspoon/nl in sweotcned water—will invariably stop dysentery, and, as It alleys Irritation, natural evacuations follow. It contains neither diugs, chemical?, nor herbs; benoe it has no injarlous effect upon the moßt delicate invalid cr youngest cHld. The thinking publio will readily understand that MIOROBti KILLER is no quack preparation, but based purely upon the Germ Theory, ex&otly 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 eleotrioity, that penetrate every t'ssue of the system, killing the germs of disease in every part of the body. The destination of thete germs is as muoh a law of Mature as their development. Nature fights again it the development of these germs for year?, in strong, hardy constitutions; but when any organ of the body becomes weak, through over-straining or otherwise, that part is no longer able to combat the ravages of that death-dealing pert —the microbe—and gradually becomes weaker and weaker, until It cannot perform its natural funotlons. As all the organs of the body are closely dependent upon each other, other complications soon follow, until the patient is pronounced inourable. KADAM'S MICROBE KILLER, however, goes direotly at the ciuee, 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 no disease is Inourable if MICROBE KILLER be used before the affected organs are wasted away. MICROBE KILLER will positively kill the disease; but will not make new organs. Dyspeptics feel benefit from a single dose.

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