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usmess uarus. JAMEB D. GAI2WOOD, BBICBBAI BTOEBKBBPHE, AOENT FOB THE ' LTTTELTON TIMES' c?j Miscellaneous. -L* the Queen. JOSEPH GILLOTT, V,,,. toria Works, Birmingham, respectfully directs the attention of the Commercial Public, and of all who use Steel Pens, to the incomparaole excellence of bis productions, which, for quality of materia] easy action, and great durability, will insu rs universal preference, Every packet bears the facsimile of his signature. They can be obtained retail of every Dealer in the World ; Wholesale at the Works, Graham street, Birmingham; and at the Branch Establishments, 91, John <Stret, New York; and 37, Gracechurch street, Loi don. 4199 I NDIGESTION AND STOMACHIC WAEK. J- NESS.-PEPSINE.-This invaluable Medj. cine for weak and impaired digestion, may be had in tho form of Powder, Pepsino Globules in bottles, Wine and Lozenge. The Powder is pure, the Wine unalterable, and the lozenge a new, agreeable, and convenient manner of of taking the me-i-ine. Manufactured by T. MOEiJ.. &„ On, hi, 33, and 124, Southampton K}77 ...:;;. 11 Square, London, and may be obtained of all respectable Chemists and Storekeepers. Gelatine (Morson's patent), Morson's Kreosote, and every description of Chemicals, and all New Preparations carefully packed for shipment. * # * See their Name and Trade mark on all Pre parations. Orders to be made payable in Lon. don. 63 P4 AiiiikiAi\i.yjaj v polished in two minutes for less than one ' farthing.—W. G. NIXET'S celebrated registered BLACK LEAD. A new domestic !iscovery Cannot be wasted, and is a preservative of furm", lure from the injurious effects of tho commoi article now in use, as it create? no dust, and re quires comparatively no labour. Sold every, where, in solid blocks, Id, 2d, 4d, and Is. The advantages of tin's elegant Chemical Preparation are great saving of time, cleanliness of application, smallness of quantity required, and the prevention of waste, dust, and its destructive consequences. Further, it ultimately produces' a pure metallic coating of a high degree of brilliancy and durability, reflecting both light and heat. (See specimens on the sides of each block.)—l2 Soh.3 Sauare, London. * # *Agents wanted. 2113 THE MOST CONSTANT EMEND. IT OLIO WAT'S OINTMENT, Possessed of this remedy every man is his own Enm'ly Physician. If his wife or children be troubled with eruptions of the skin, sores, tumours, whito swellings, sore throats, asthma, or any other similar ailments, a persevering use of this Ointment is all that is necessary to produce a radical cure. Bad Legs anh Bad Beeasts.—ln no case has this Ointment been known to fail either in tho cure of bad legs, or bad breasts; thousands of porsons of all ages have been effectually cured by it when discharged from hospitals as incurable. If dropsy settle in the legs, the Ointment will cure it if used with tho Pills. Skis Disea-es, however desperatb, mat BE Radically Coebd. Scald-heads, itch, blotches on the skin, scrofulous sores or king's evil, and such like Afflictions, yield to the mighty power of this fine Ointment, provided it be well rubbed into the affected parts two or three times a day, and the Pills be taken to purify the blood. Gout and Eheomatisji.—This invaluable preparation has greater power over gout and rheumatism than any other medicine, none need remain uneured if he will but set about it in good earnest, using this infallible remedy according to the printed instructions affixed to each pot. All settled aches and pains are removed in the same manner. ' • Curtain Cube for Asthma, Wheezing oh the Chest, Coughsoe Colds—This wonderful Ointment, if well rubbed into the chest night and morning in the same manner as salt is forced into meat, will soon remove tho worst case of asthma, or any affection of the chest, providing the Pills are used with the Ointment. Scurvy, Scrofula Erysipelas.—How does this Ointment expel disease? Bv arresting all undue action of the nervous and circulatory systems, by lessening inflammation, and by removing Btagnutionj but, above all, by casting out the impurities which are daily gaining admission into the body. By this means it eradicates scurvy, scrofula, erysipelas, and all external diseases; while its penetrating powers enable it to reach diseases which arc deeper seated, and successfully to cope with the seeds of tumours, cancers, and similarly malignant maladies, which only a few years sinco defied every treatment, and hurried their victims prematurely to the grave. Deopsical Swellings, Paralysis, axd Stiff Joints.—Although the abovo complaints differ widely in their origin and nature, yet they all require local treatment. Many of the wont eases of such diseases will yield, in a comparatively short spaco of time, when this Ointment is diligently rubbed into the parts affected, even when every other means have failed. • In all serious maladies the Pills should be taken according to the printed directions accompanying each box. Geeat Household Eemedy.—Those diseases of the skin to which children are most subject, such as encrusted sores on the head and face, rashes, ringworm, tetter, pimples, &c, are quickly relieved by this unguent and cured, without leaving behind any sear or blemish. Dropsies.—This miraculous Ointment, if well worked in to the complaining parts twice a day, will penetrate to the disordered vessels; and the Pills, if taken according to the printed direction!, will produce the most pleasing and wonderful effects. This invaluable Ointment will cure any ulcer or sore, however desperate and long standing, evea where amputation has been recommended as the) only means of saving the limb. Both the Ointment and Pills should bo useJ in the following cases:— Bad legs Cancers Scit'.di Bad breasts Contracted and Sore nipples Burns stiff joints Sore throats Bunions Elephantiasis Skin diseases Bite of mosche- Fistulas Scurvy toes&sandflies Gout Soro heads Coco-bay Glandular swell-rumours Chiego-foot ings Ulcers Chilblains Lumbago Wounds Chapped hands Piles I'ivivs. Corns (soft) Rheumatism Sold at the Establishment of Pkomho* Hollowai, 211, Strand (near Temple Bar!. London; also by all respectablo Druggists aM Dealers in Medicines throughout the civilize! world, at the following prices:—ls, lid,, 25.9 d., 4s. 6d., lis., 225., and 335. each pot. *** IM« ', is a considerable saving by taking the larger sizes. N.B.—Directions for the guidance« patients in every disorder are atiixed to each not. Coco-bay Chiego-foot Chilblains THE LYTTELTON TIMES can be obtained of the following Newsvendors, &c, in the province Christchurch— High street Mr. Stevens Colombo street south Mr. llradwell „ north Messrs. Cooke and Cj. „ „ Mr. Wyatt „ „ Mrs. Pouo Oxford torrace ... Mrs, Paddock Kilmoro street ... Mr. Gresbrook Taam street ... Mr. Lovrtli.'i' Cambridge terraco Mr. Delamsre Whately road ... Mr. Atkimou Lincoln road Mr, liankis „ Mr. Craythorno Addington Mr. Saunders Ellesmero Mr. Shakespew Halswell Mr. Herriek Springton Messrs, Sereorabe ttK--> Springs Koad Mr. Woodhani Mr. Webb Prebbleton Mr.Tennant Teuipleton Mr. Parish Weeden Mr, Allen Coal Trade Mr. Bedford Harewood road ... Mr. Taylor , Riccarton Messrs. Slee and Dilw<"; Papanui Mr. Meddiugs St. Albans Mr. Pino Papanui road Mr. Duckworth leeston Mr. I,i'< : '- Perry road Mr. Hopkins Honfhcoto Valley ... Mr. Sinclair Lyttelton Mr. Itayner Mr. Fvfo Mrs. Burt Head f the Bay, Lyttelton Mr. T. Geo Kaiapoi Mr. llebdon Eyreton Mr. Cox Woodend Mr. J. Xicol „ Eangiora ... ... Messrs. Thompson am' Ashley Mr. Smith South Moeraki Downs Mr. S. Early Oxford Mr. Woodllelil Hokitika Mr. .1. li. Heuham Greymwith Mr.Parkinson Timaru Mr. Yoimgliusband Toronto Mr. C. J. Uayner Pigeon Bay Mr. Pitcaithlev Duvauchelle's Bay ... Mr. 11. K Taylor Akurou Mr. Garwood

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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 1926, 20 February 1867, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 7 Lyttelton Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 1926, 20 February 1867, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 7 Lyttelton Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 1926, 20 February 1867, Page 4

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