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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7196, 23 June 1885, Page 4

"Bxißtneas JTottces LANGLEY & NEWMAN^ ■ CABINETMAKERS, 8 IS S B B A I HOUSE FUBNISHIfiBS UNDERTAKERS &o. — — — «— • ' ■ 1 AOKNOWLSDaED TO BE THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN KAPIEB. . 230 BOOTH, MACDONALD & CO., LATE GEORGffi BOOTH & SONS, Makers of the CiffiS IEON WINDMILL. The Best and Oheapost Windmill made. jßhhi Constructed entirely of Iron. ' Strong} Durable Simple, Effeotive. l^^^^^^^"' SELI-EEGULATING. : 1 ye mot * P ower than any other "^^PlKa^ mill of game siw. Will run in the lightest I . wind, and is perfectly safe in a storm. "• Will not ihrink, awell, warp, rattle or blow jiSvl < OABLYLE Improred PATENT DI3O nS \\ . NARROWS, with travelling carriage j Kgi "ft nearly 200 Seta sold this season. The Wl Best Diao Harrow in the Market. Send A*J§flufi^ it" OABLTLE IMPLEMENT WOBZS, t^l^ig llylllttfe^itoME And 213> Tuam-Btreot » Ohristoauroh. VCESSRS MURRAY, ROBBST3 & 00. .#^^3^^^^^Bw^^«f Who will give prompt and Careful '^WimM^^^^B^^^l' Attend to : Enquiiies or Orders *t placed with them. 231 SAVE MOHBYBY ADOPTINGOMITH AND T>ABOEL {3YSTHM. SMITH aad OAUQ-HSY's Parcel System is now an admitted Boon to Country Settlers. _ > " : SMITH and OAUCJH.E Y'S Parcel* have fo? four years given unbounded satisfaction. SMITH and CAU3HKY hive always aimed at combining exceUonce with cheapness, and by so doing have secured the confidence of the public. . SMITH and OAUQHEY study oloaely the wants of their country friends, and do their utmost to supply a genuiae article at the lowest possible price for cash. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FAMILY DRAPERS, Q.ueen-street, Auckland, and Newmarket. 899 /**' ** !T"w^^~^333K A TT|ERANGEMENT OF^THE "^ J3l THE OA.DBB Off DISEASE r i - £?^|ig^Jgy STOMACH, b"^^^^^^^^^^^^^^3' - 'T^TERYOUS QYSTfiM. Below will be found a brief summary of a Lecture upon the Liver, doliyerod before the Eclectic College of Medicine by ' • : D B J, .h a "° 01 ' The Liver has been known as the great Blood Maker and Blood Purifier of the Oiroulation. From its size and spongy structure it plays a most important part in the animal economy, as regards assimilation and nutrition. Food taken in the mouth and aoted upon by the digestive organs of the stomach is converted into Qlucose and Peptone, and in these forms eaters the portal vein. Hera, by the action of the Liver, these substances are oonverted into a form of sugar, and pass out of the Liver by a large vein, called the Hepatio Vein, into the general circulation. The new material now formed serves two purposes, viz, : the maintenance of heat in the body, and assisting in the cell growth of the system. ' Dr Murchison says : " The composition of bile and its seoretion it very complex. It is constantly being secreted by the Liver, and, increasing suddenly before eating, gradually decreases as soon as the appetite is satisfied and feeding ceases.' 1 Now, if this most important organ of the body becomes torpid, or the passage of bile interfered with, emaciation and disease ensue. I note eight marked peculiarities that now occur, and whioh we all know of 1. Tha patient complains of a feeling of weight and fulness of the stomaoh. 2. Distension of the bowels by wind. 3- Heartburn. 4. A feeling of weariness, pains in the limbs, and great sleepiness after meals. 5. A bad taste in the mouth, especially in the morning, and furred tongue. 6. Constipation, with an an occasional attack of diarrhoea. 7. Headache in front of head. ■ . 8. Depression of spirits and great melancholy, with lassitude, and a disposition to leave everything for to-morrow. ' All of the above symptoms go to show functional derangement of the Liver; and now comes the great importance of. any error made aa to the condition of the patient. .He should immediately provide himself with a Liver Stimulant, the most " common form of which is a Pill. Daily experience shows that this, when the fill is compounded properly, is tha readiest mode of inoiting and promoting the aotion of the Liver, and can be almost always relied on. I have devoted many years, of my life, a* miny.of you now bsfore me know, to compounding a Pill that will aot readily and By»tematyoally a? a Bilious Remedy. Ido not believe in great purgatives, and therefore have made a Pill, one of which is an active and thoroughdose. 1 have cilled it . , DJR HAYDOOK'S NEW LIVER PILL . (SUGAR COATED). One Pill is a Dose ! One Pill is a Dose ! One Pill is a Doss ! For all Diseases of. the Kidneya.Dr Haydook's New Liver Pills are a Perfeot Cure. One Pill will satisfy the most sceptical. • '. , '■'•'' For Female Diseases, Nervous Prostration, Weakness, General Lassitude, Want of Appetite, and Sick Headaohe, Dr Haydock's New Liver Fills will be found an Effeotual Bemedy. ' . '.j.\ ; They are universal in their effects, and a Cure oan almost always be guaranteed. Each phial contains Twenty Pills— One Pill is a Dose. Price, Twenty- Fire Cents. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Every Pill is Sugar Coated. If your druggist does not keep them we will mail them free to any address on receipt of 25 cents. Five phials for 1 dol. Buy at once. Do not delay. , . . . CAUTION, — To secure the Genuine Baydock's Pills observe that the signature of J. H. Francis, Agent for the United States, is written on every dozen paokapes. Purchase none without this. : , 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 2Tree on receipt ' of his name and address. . ■ HAYDOOK & f^O., I¥TEW U.S. v^ ±m JL ! •'. 618 PETER DLLER'S COD LIVER OIL **« A AT INTERNATIONAL FISHERIES EXHIBITION, PETER lOLLER'S COP LIVER OIL *«£ A EVERY MANUFACTURER IN THE WORLD. PETER lOLLER'S W LiVER OIL « ta * ' . ONLY ONE AWARDED TWO GOLD MEDALS. PETER lOLLER'S COD LIVER OIL Dr ;^ botts * "MORE BENEFIT THAN THE OTHER KINDS." TYPTI7D WAT T UD 'Cf fi AJV T n/UD ATT 'Medical MjU 1 liii JlLUliliJjlll IJ Wu lijl X Jilt UIJU Gazette'says * i " SUPERIOR T<o ANY WE HAVE EVER SEEN." PETER MOLLER'S M I||ER OH, '"•)&& 4/-- ■.;•,•'•:•" All TIHAT-cduLpifii/YfishEb/' AtCHEMISTS, j^^g^^^Z |^EVEBYGßtfdEßS,^c.^p^^^^^^Sf"m WHERE. Steam Manufactories, Lofoten Islands, Norway, Offices & Warehouses, Christiatiia& 43, Snow HiH, London, E. 6. 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