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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7180, 4 June 1885, Page 4

Business Boticeg ___ ';"''''- '^Wm LANGLEY & • -NEWMAN, ; ;vjfjj OABINETMAKBRS, .'-'^^m OBSBBAi" HOUSE- *17K*- IS H ifi It r\ : 3jj§jj UNDERTAKERS &o. . .^Spj ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE TBS J V 3 CHEAPEST HOUSE IN KAPEBB. VSI BOOTH, MACDONALD & CO.^ll JJATH GHOBBB BOOTH 4 SOUS, Makers of the ; -; :^ CffiSl IRON WINDMILL. V O?#g The Best and Cheapest Windmill made. . , ■£$£ flfrh^ Constructed entirely of Iron. Strong, f v -^g^Wfc-^l Durable Simple, Effective, it-^fi? l^! jgEJffigsS^/iP^S^ SHLF-EBiaTntATING'. \ ' '■ :/;<^:&?j| QW\MmJSaBBB 3 - B* Te mon power than any other ,)';;■ ;^? ifflftfflmßlJi ""P 1 °* Bftme 8iM * run " I ** ie Hgbteat ?.■ ?V yg wfflHL wind, and is perfectly safe in a . storm* : ;V >i - nc * 'h*™** swell, warp, rattle at blow ' i;"j . I•; ;> JHW CABLYLB Improved PATHNT DISO «( i : J| JB3 \\ with ' travelling : carriage ■%{•-. '-' ■/ ■•M*" fIPB vt nearly 200 Seta sold this season.', a^^V^f^vj^^l. Tl Best Disoflarrow in the Market. r'tienii* ! i ? Vf 5 j^ - r- OABJDYIiB! IMPLHMBIfT WOJHDEL i '' ; '.''M' : * «^»ill^^ftriiW " 431 d 2LB> Tuanwjtre6t » Ohrißtoausch, ' „ >_ SS^^^^^S ' Agents for Hawke's Bay- '. \ ff^^rt^^^CTHß VIS3BR3 &EURBI7, BUBBRXS & 00, '..• •# ' Attend to Enquiries or i didi» ;-,.',, "^^ r i^^' " " l - l *o«S^^ - ; placed with them; ■ ,-?2Bi'V; ; £'):';/' T^ 1 - "V^^-i^y^^^^^^^ffl THE OAUSH Off*I>ISBIAS3B ' '•':^||t; * ■*■ " ~ J^*~^^flS^3WK%jS_-^jjsa IN TKB ' ' -.....'.. V^.v Below will'be found a brief summary of a Lecture upon the Liver, delivered before ;/||^ the Eoleotic College of Medicine by „ . '• • 'r\-fr DB T 'TTAYD OO K. -: ■:■ .••"■':-:4M U m JO. , V."-i^ The Xiiver has been known as the great Blood Maker and Blood Purifier of the Oirou* ■:]s£%■> i lation. Prom its size and spongy structure it plays a most important part in the animal v^li 1 economy, as regards assimilation and nutrition. Wood, taken in the mouth and aoted upon 1 \^k by the digestive organs of the stomach is converted into Glucose and Peptone, and in these i^fv^ forms enters the portal rein. Here, by the action of the Liver, these substances are oon-- "; ?|j> verted into a form of sugar, and pass out of the Liver by a large vein, called the Hepatic :C| Vein, into the general circulation. The new material now formed serves two purposes, via, :; ">|* the maintenance of heat in the body, and assisting in the cell growth, of the system, i .:/' /fr A ||ji Dr Murohison says : "The composition of bile and its seoretion is very complex; It Sft>(fj, constantly being secreted by the Liver, and, increasing suddenly before eating, gradually: vvj deoreaees as soon as the appetite is satisfied and feeding oeaseß." Now, if this most impQitaaib jjXk organ o£ the body becomes torpid, or the passage of bile interfered with, emaoiation and.' ; disease ensue. I note eight marked peculiarities that now ooour, and whioh we , all know of—1. The patient complainsof a feeling of weight and fulness of the stomaoh. ,< . ,-,~." '<i\:"-:'u 2. Distension of the bowels by wind. .. ..,.■.,;;; 3. Heartburn. , ,;?>■ 4. A. feeling of weariness, pains in the limbs, and great sleepiness after meals. v* 5. A bad tuste in the mouth, especially in the morning, and furred tongue. \ ' , > ;; > 6. Constipation, wish an an occasional attack of diarrhoea. , \ , : J;l 7. Headache in front of headi : . . v . '■■ ' "■'.' 8. Depreasion of spirits and great melanoholy, with lassitude, and a disposition ty"i- : '■ !j leave everything for to-morrow. . ' A '^ i );'*>V| All of the above symptoms go to show functional derangement of the Liver; and nqwr^* i ; cornea the great importance of any error made as to the condition of the patient.; iHe'^j should immediately provide himself with a Liver Stimulant, the moßt common form of s tfhichie a HU. Daily experience shows that this, when the Pill is compounded properly, is tba readiest.mode of iaoiting and promoting the action of the Liver, and can be almost- ; always relied on. I have devoted many years of my life, as many of you now beJoMv^ -:; me know, to compounding a Pill that will act readily and systematically as, a BUiouaV Bemedy. Ido not believe in great purgatives, and therefore have made a fill, one;,bs :>;ti? which is an active and thorough dose. 1 have colled it ' \i "■*&& '"-'■ i DR HAYDOOK'S NEW LIYBR PILEp (SUGAB COATED). • •■ ••i-Ufe.'.; One Pill is a Dose t One Pill is a Dose 1 One Pill is a Dose I '* V, • -? For all Diseases of the Kidneys Dr Haydook's New Liver Pills are a Perfect OureT' jvf One Pill will satisfy the most sceptical. , • -,■'■- -r ; "?.■■> vnv'i For Female Diseases, Nervous Prostration, Weakness, General Lassitude, Want :/Pr of Appetite, and Sick Headache, Dr Haydock's New Liver Fills will be found ariMew« ? n;.i tual Remedy. . , ;, v ! . ;lv l'hey are universal in their effeots, and a Cure can almost always be guaranteed.,; , ,^.\ Each phial oonteins Twenty Pills— One Pill is a Dose. Price, Twenty^Kre Oeate. : FOR SALE) BY ALL DRUGGISTS. „ . U Every Pill is Sugar Coated. If your druggist does, not keep them wo will mail (J^ them free to any addreaa on receipt of 25 cents. Five phials for I dol. Buy at once. „v; Do not delay. . ' ■'. .' r.; CAUTION.— To secure the Genuine Haydook's Pills obßerve that the signature. ,o\, of J. H. Franois, Agent for the United States, is written on every dozen paokapos. : '(■ Purohase none without this. , ■ ' V. ,' As Dr Haydook's Liver Pills are entirely different from the 212 kinds now in the '■/[[;) market any sceptic oan have a Sample Bottle sent him Free on receipt of his name and ," address. i , Haydook & g^io., i^r^w -\ronK, xr.s. ;.."':-i- I.^1 .^ \j HH JL ,618 PETER HOLLER'S COD LIVER OIL **£! A AT INTERNATIONAL FISHERIES EXHIBITION, c MTER lOLLER'S COD LIVER OIL '"£#£3 A EVERY MANUFACTURER IN THE WORLD. ; P>ETER lOLLER'S COD LIVER OIL •*«*-. 'i ; ; * ONLY ONE AWARDED TWO GOLD MEDALS* < PETER lOLLER'S COD LIVER OIL *■£•* ; A "MORE BENEFIT THAN THE OTHER KINDS." PETER lOLLER'S COD LIVER OEc^J^ A " SUPERIOR TO ANY WE HAVE EVER SEEN. W • PETER lOLLER'S COD LIVER OIL Dr --JCgUf : : A "ALL THAT COULD BE WISHED." j^f AtCHEMISTS,^gj^^^^^Z^^EVEBYQßOCEßS,&c.^^^^^^^*^^ WHERE. 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ztemovai Notioe. ,' NOTICE OF BBMOYALi W/^IATO has removed from Hmer- • V-/ son-street to Ne w Premises over Messrs Hannah and Co.'s Boot Establishment, Hastings-street. Ektbawob to Sample Booms— Next the Union Shipping Com* pany's Office, Browning-street. 9 SOTiaia OF BEMOVAL MB Tjl i ->|ONBOY, BUTOHHBi / -IH« KJ begs to inform his patrons, and the publio generally, that he '■■' his removed from the Shop in Hastings- ( street to larger and more oommodioua pro- ■ ■ mises in the same afcreefc, opposite Mr E. Yf* . '„-■'-: Knowles. The premises have been specially fitted up for oarrying on a large, business, ; , and those entrusting orjfar* tA his iara Will <: receive every attention. ' : , \%j ■.'.; Hotels • ■„.-''-".-- -rXBITEBION FAMILY AITO COMMEBOIAL HOTEL P.aOBMAN Pbopbihtob. A — —j : ___J^f : OETTLEBS' HOTJfIL, (^ISBORSE, I O. O, Vrspanu ... Pbopbib^ob. , / \ Private Suites of Apartments. Comfortable, f home for Travellers. , ' Good Stabling. Shownr and Plunge Baths! ,' O»iiT Liqvobs ob Best Quamtx tuvyv

Ooactiea COTTON', 9 OMNIBUS LINE. ON and after ' MAY Ist the Time-table will be as follows : — First 'Bus leav ;es SPIT at a quarter to 9, leaving COOf SB'S at a qaarter.paat 9 for Spit. Next -'Bus leaves SPIT at a quarter-past 9,leming for SPIT again at a quarter to 10. This Time-table will be kept up the eatir c day without interval. The last 'Busleavc is town at 5.45. 551 NAPIEB OMHIBUS COMPANY., CHEAP FABEi 1! OHBAP FABSS 1 IIT you wish to keep the Cheap Fares patronise the '. Bus Company, that was first to Eoduoe the Fares. TXMI S-TABLB : a»m. 'Bus leaves Mr , i Dooper's, Watoh- : maker, Hastings-s treet, at ... 9.0 Post-office „, , ,„ 9,5 Top of Shakespeare Hill ... ... 9.10 Arriving at Spit ... ... ... 9.20 Leave Murray, Boberts and Co.'s . corner, Spit, at.' ... 9,80 Spit Post-office 9.35 Arriving at Napier „, ... 9.5 C Aad each hour after during the day. Laet 'Bus arrives Nlapier 6.50 p.m. J. By BEDSTONE, H2 , . Manager. ■ PATEA BOYAL, MAIL COACH will Jeave Napier ejvery Wednesday, at 4 p.m., for Kuripapangja, leaving Kuripapanga every Monday at 7 aim. for Napier. j Booking office, A lbion Hotel, where all parcels will be punctually attended to. ,AX(EXANDEB MAODONALD, 285,5- : ' v ..- •-.•^ti-/;.-. U r t -\-,i!f proprietor, ..