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Evening Star, Issue 9911, 24 January 1896, Page 4

HJBLIO NOTIOBS. THE EVENING STARr their Papers Loft at any Railway Station along v THE EVENING STAK JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT. Bono stbbet, Ddnkdin. mHIS OFFICE la prepared to execute JOB PRINTING of every description In large or small quantities, at ttrictly Moderate Prices, : having a very large, varied, and modern assortment of Type and Machinery of the very best description for executing good work. DRAPERS' STATIONERY COUNTER BOOKS in Duplicate WAREHOUSE BOOKS and DOCKETS ADDRESS LABELS (Gummed) HANDBILLS, any size, Colored Inks and Papers INVOICE and OFFICE ENVELOPES, Printed or Plain. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. [AMES GIBSON AND CO. have RE- ,„' MOVED from the Railway Yard to their OLD OFFICE in VOGEL STREET (near to Union Steam Ship Company's Office). JAMES GIBSON AND CO., Wood and Coal Merchants, Wharf Carters, etc., VOGEL STREET, DUNEDIN. AS. SPEIGHT AND CO (City Bbkwkbt, Dunbdin), THE PREMIER BREWERS OF NEW ZEALAND. Awarded In New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition First-olass Certificates for Running and Medium Ales, Second for Malt Bitter Ales, and First for Stout in Bulk. SPEIGHT kV.O OO.'S Celebrated Sparkling Prize Ales on draught at all the Principal Hotels in the Colony. SPEIGHT AND CO.'S Bottled Ales and Stout, in quarts and pints, can be had on application at the Brewery, at all licensed Grocers, I or at their Bottling Stores j OPE STREET, DUNEDIN j Which are under the Supervision of Messrs 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. through every street in ■-*- Paper can be ress at the TAB Runner* I theOit "' 'eft at any 1 Banner, or leaving Name and t Office. Bond street. , DVANCE NEW ZBALAND INDUSTRIES. " Government House, " Wellington, 10th December, 1895. " I have used Mr M'Kenzie's Furniture Polish for thiee years, and prefer it to any paste I bave seen used, either here or at Home for domestic use, and it is simpler of application. "(Signed) F. RAWLINGS, " House Steward to Lord Glasgow." Also highest testimonials from Messrs Scoullar and Ohisholm; Mr Hooper, furniture warehouse, Octagon; Messrs Hitchcock Brothers; the Manager Dunedin Furniture Sale Room, Rattray street, Dunedin; etc., etc. «s None genuine without LADIES, READ, LEARN, AND USE IT. FROM THE PRESS. Extract from Dunedin Stab, January 7th, 1896:—"Mr M'Kenzie submitted some of his 'Safe Oloth Cleaner' to a pretty severe test yesterday. Our engineer handed him a dirty printer's blanket well saturated with printing ink, and that had been long in use. In about a quarter of an hour all the ink stains were cleaned off, and it was handed back ready for work. There iB a great saving of time in using Mr M'Kenzie's fluid over the ordinary methods of washing." Similar testimonials from 'New Zealand Times,' ' Evening Post,' etc. Ounce (one-sixth part of Is bottle, eighth part of Is 3d bottle) in hot water copper thoroughly cleans Blankets, Household Linen, etc.; saves half soap, half time, and half labor; no soda or other cleansing substances required. Few drops only in boiling water cleans greasy, spotted, or stained apparel or hats. FROM LOCAL TRADESMEN. " We have tried M'Kenzie's Cloth Cleaner, and can testify to its wonderful effect in quickly removing all kinds of grease from a very much soiled coat. A few drops were sufficient to clean And revive the garment. (Signed) Duthie Bros., Drapers, Dunedin," Similar testimonials from Messrs Mollison, Drummond, Fyfe and Cuming, etc., etc., Drapers. "Mr M'Kenzie. " Dear Sir, —We have been using your Safe Cloth Cleaner for some time back, and have found that it performs all you claim for it. We are well satisfied, and could not wish anything better.—Yours truly, W. and R, Scott, Drapers and Tailors, Princes street." Also from Messrs Wilkle, Hendry and Pons, Messrs Stokes, Sinclair, Aitken, Anderson, Bailey, etc., etc., Merchant Tailors; all practical men. Please specify M'KENZIE'S, and never buy from door-to-door vendors. Sold by Grocers, Drapers, Ironmongers, and Chemists everywhere. The strongest, the safest, the cheapest Cleansing Fluid manufactured. One-third usual quantity sufficient. Wholesale agents: Messrs Ross and Glendining; Bing, Harris, and Co.; Ed mot d and Co., ironmonger; P. Hayman and Co., D. Baxter and Co., merchants; Scoullar and Ohisholm, cabinetmakers. GEORGE JAM. — Once uted. alwayß * usruJ. All Grocers

£iO REWARD. "T HAVING COME TO OUR KNOWLEDGE that CHEAP and IVFERIOR BRANDS of - TOBACCO, UNLABELLED, aro being offered to the Public by some unscrupulous Traders as "JUNO," the above REWARD will be paid to any person or persons giving such nformation as will lead to a conviction of any Person or Persons perpetrating this fraud. JUNO' #'■">u((u»)»W"-, Note.—Smokers of "JUNO, ' and their name is legion, are requested to see that each PLUG of TOBACCO bears the above label. ' COMPARE SIZE AND WEIGHT OF STICKS.' NEILL AND CO., LIMITED, AGENTS. GOOD NEWS FOR CORPULENT PEOPLE. PHYTOLACCA BERRY TABLETS IN THE TREATMENT OF OBESITY OR CORPULENCY. a®" Read what the most eminent Medical Men of the day say about this Marvellous Drug—its safety, its power over Rheumatism, and its no less greater power to oure Corpulency. Discovered by observing its action on birds who fed on the berries. NOT A PATENT MEDICINE. So many inquiries have been received as to the treatment of obesity, fat. by the PHYTOLACCA BERRY TABLKTS that we have concluded to print what is known on the subject as a reply to all inquirers From time immemorial it has been noticed that birds feeding on the Phytolacca Berries became very lean, yet retained their health perfectly. The earliest mention in medical works we can find of the remedy is in Hale's 'New Remedies,' p. 561: "I once suggested the Phytolacca as a remedy in fatty degeneration of the heart and fatty heart. (Birds which feed on the brrrics lose all their adipose tissue)." To Dr W. M. GBIFFITH, a regular practitioner in Pennsylvania, belongs the honor of having introduced the remedy in practice. In 1889 he published an article on the subject in the ' Medical Summary,' of Philadelphia, and expresses surprise that the Phytolacca Berry treatment of so distressing a condition continues to be neglected. From this paper we extract the following : "The dose is two Tablets before each meal, sometimes increased to four or six. They diminish the appetite to some extent. In some cases the reduction of weight is remarkable, as much as 15 to 20 pounds a month. Blondes are more especially affected by them; brunettes not so much so. The reduction is frequently apparent the first week; a feeling of lightness and comfort follows their administration. One patient lost 40 pounds in three months, and Buffered no inconvenience; the average is from 10 to 15 pounds a month. ... I am somewhat surprised that this treatment has not received the attention it merits. Phytolacca seems analogous to lodide of Potash, and acts in chronic rheumatism similarly. I have found it efficacious in that painful form of rheumatism of the arms and shoulder, of which so many complain. I have failed to notice many physiological symptoms. Some sleepiness and dulness for a few days, but this passes off soon. It does not constipate the bowels, but rather acts as an aperient. It seems to have the power of causing absorption of adipose tissue in a great degree." In January, 1891, Dr ROBERT BOOCOCK, a Homoeopathic practitioner of New York, contributed a paper on the new " Anti-Fat" to the ' Homoeopathic Recorder.' His experience we condense as follows:—. . . While I was taking these drops I felt as light and springing as a bouncing ball; could run and jump with any boy. lam now fifty-eight years old, and take my Saturday half-holidays in the cricket field, playing that manly and scientific game. I have used it on others, and all with benefit. Some very fat women have been made comfortable. By actual measurement their fat (adipose) has been reduced by inches It was easier to keep track by measurement than by weight In a few cases they have said they gained in weight, while they grew less in bulk—but all confessed to the elasticity they felt. Stiffness of the shoulders, difficulty in getting coat on and off, and difficulty to get hand 3 up to head-it has made some splendid cures. One case of a fatty heart the patient was unable to attend to her household duties, the least movement causing great distress in breathing. Under tbe action of the Tablets four times a day her breathing became easier, the circulation better ; she experienced a sensation of lightness, and within two months she walked six blocks to my office and back again with little discomfort. Dr FRANK Khaft, Homoeopathic Physician, Cleveland, 0., has had great success with Phytolacca Berry treatment, and in a paper in the ' Medical and Surgical Record' among other things he says:—ln order to make no serious mistake ip he use of «a almost unknown drug, and to keep its effects under my personal supervision, where i might properly antidote any evil effect, I induced the lady who presides at the head of my table to make the trial; in short, my wife, who had become suddenly very corpulent following one of her confinemonts. And great was her rejoicing and my surprise to find in a short time palpable evidence of the efficacy of the berry in reducing corpulency. All these experiences of dootors point to the great value of this drug. It is worthy of a good trial by all those who are stout, whether male or female. The Tablets are put up in tin boxes, each containing 100. Price, 2s 6d. IS YOUR HUSBAND'S SOLE ON EARTH ? Worn out, most likely, and he doesn't know it. And yet he wears the same boots on the street, in the office, and at home; doesn't think to buy a pair of Loofah Slippers. Why not add the care of his feet to your charges. Drop in and see our LOOFAH SANITARY SLIPPERS, cool and comfortable. Can be worn at the seaside or in the bath. They are a real treat. 3s 6d a pair: any size. SOME WAY OR OTHER One's blood gets sort o' sluggish in the early summer; or, rather, it gets sluggish in the cold weather, but one don't find it out till warm weather sets in. That's why there are so many " spring " medicines. Most everybody needs them. We have several sorts of Sarsaparilla and all the other remedies you ever heard of. We put up a SARSAPARILLA of our own also. It doesn't cost as much as the others—3s 6d a bottle (no duty)—and we think it is better. But you can take your choice. HARD-TIME HONESTY. Let us talk together. Have you any caßh ? Let ub have it. We'll pay you for it by selling you anything in the PERFUMERY and TOILET line at a big discount off usual prices. We have only high-olass Perfumes, but we mean to sell them cheap. Times are hard; you must make your money go a long way, and get PULL valuk for it. Look in my Window and note the GREAT REDUCTION in PRICES. Perfumes that we usually sell at 4s 6d a bottle (and worth that price too, because they are the very best money can buy) are now 3s; 2s 6d Perfumes we are selling at Is 6d: 6d Perfumes, three for Is. On and after February 1, 1896, the Government put an extra duty of 10b a gallon on Perfumery, so now is your time to buy good goods cheap DEEP SEA TREASURES. •°. Some SPONGES are worth their weight in silver. To a casual observer a3d slate sponge and ass surgeon's sponge may look alike. The size may be the same and the appearance similar, but the difference is there—in fineness, firmness, and durablitv. There's another thing, too. Cheap Sponges come from the shallow, exposed reefs. Fine ones are procured by deep diving in the tropio seas. Sharkrare abundant in those parts. If you want a good, true-value Sponge come in and believe what we tell you—you will have to trust someone. Having a Buyer in London who purchases everything we require direct from the Manufacturer, we are in a position to (five you full value for your money, and we do it. Our DRUGS are the FINEST and our FEEDERS, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, GASOGENES, SPONGE j BAGS, SPRAYS, etc., etc., are all of the Highest Quality. Call and test our Priceß. MARSHALL'S~~PHARMACY (Next Messrs G. and T. Young's, Jewellers), PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN.