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Evening Star, Issue 8773, 14 March 1892, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. rpHOMSON. BKIDOER. AND 00., LATH DUNEDIN IRON AND ARK COMPANY, Wholesale and Recall IRON, TIMBER, and HARDWARE MERCHANTS AND j WOODWARB MANUPAOTURKRB, ALBERT BUIIiDIHOS, opposite the GENERAL POST i^FFICE. Wo have uat opened up a liarge and Varied Assortment o£ ELEC FRO-PLATED GOODS Of the Newest Designs, and from the Best Makers, comprising— TEA ANT "S SETS, AFTERNOON TEA SETS, TEA AND COFFEE POTS, CRUETS, FANCY ELECTRO PLATED GOODS, In great variety, CUTLERY. Shipments ox steamer just to Land enable us to offer a Largo Stock of TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY from LOCKWOOD BROS., JOHNSON, WIOFALL AND SONS, and others. BENARES ART TRAYS, suitable for Christmas Presents. SLAZENGEE’3 TENNIS RACKETS, BALLS, Etc, CRICKET MATERIAL. TAYLOR’S BOWLING GREEN BOWLS. FKANOOTTB RIFLES (genuine). SHOT GUNS of all descriptions. CURTISS AND HARVEY’S Diamond-grain GUNPOWDER, and AMMUNITION of every description. Our Prices aro as Low as posslt s, consistent with the High Quality of the Goods, THOMSON. BRIDGBR, AND 00. THE MICROBE KILLER. A POSITIVE ANTIDOTE FOR WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S DISEASES. MICROBE KILLER speedily removes all internal as well as 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 »11 other remedies have failed; a single dose—for infants one teaspoonfnl in sweetened water—will invariably stop dysentery, and, as It allays Irritation, natural evacuations follow. It contains neither drugs, chemicals, nor herbs; hence It has no lojirtous effect upon the most delicate invalid or youngest child. The thinking public will readily understand that MIC ROB tf KILLER Is no quack preparation, but based purely upon the 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 germs of disease In every part of the body. The destruction of there 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 the body becomes weak, through over-straining or otherwise, that part is no longer able to combat the ravages of that death-dealing peat -the microbe—and gradually becomes weaker and weaker, until it cannot perform its natural functions. As all the organs of the body are closely dependent upon each other, other complications soon follow, until the patient is pronounced incurable. RADAM’S MICROBE KILLER, however, goes directly at the oaute, 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 perform their proper functions. Hence, no disease la incurable 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. TO RADAM’S MICROBE KILLER COMPANY, 40 Elizabeth street, Melbourne.

Dear Sirs.—l have just completed numerous experiments with BADAM’3 _ MICROBE KILLER as a destroyer of germ life, and have proved its efficacy in each case bo far as my 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 MICROBE KILLER to one gallon of water destroyed all animalcnlse and germs instantly, rendering the water absolutely pure. Bxperimemts have been made with both Yarta and Yan Yean water. As it is an established fact that typhoid and other germs exist in the Melbourne drinking water, and undoubtedly cauie the epidemic prevalent every year, I would strongly recommend the use of MICROBE KILLER in filters and in the water used for domestic purpo*es. When cleaning filters a much stronger solution should be used, as impure filtration is at all time* dangerous, and I have every confidence in stating that RADAM’3 MICROBE KILLER is tte most perfect antiseptic that has come under my notice.—Yours truly, F. TIZZARD WELSH, Analyst, 133 William street, Melbourne. Pamphlets descriptive of the MICROBE KILLER Free at MALCOLM AND GRIGG'S, Managers for New Zealand, Geobob street, Dunedin. RBNSHAW’S Monarch of Pain, the ’great cure of the age. Sole tgent, John B, Hooper, Crawford street.