Hedioal. MoiLEB'S COD IITBB OIL Amin received at THE PAfiS EXHIBITION, 1878, THB ONLY HIGHEST PBIZE-THB ONLY GOLD Amongst 48 Competitors. MOLLKE'S COD LIVEE OIL.—Dx E.H. Enddoclt; U.D.. Ac., says in his " Vada Meoum —"Tte (ill we invariably recommend for Its easy assimilation and high nutritive value, is MSUer’s. _ MOLLEB’S COD LIVEE OlL.—From the Heme for Slot Children, Bedoar. Thomas W. 8. Locke, Esq., Admiralty Surgeon, writes—"lean bear testimony to the purity of Miller’s OU, which I have now used for some three years. In comparing the OU supplied by Mr Mdller with that used previously, 1 cannot but be struck with the lew oases in which the stomach refuses to tolerate the Oil, a great desideratum in an institution where so many oases of scrofula are admitted. I can con* fldently recommend Mr Halier’ s Oil as of exceptional purity and of great dietetic value." « JIOLLEE'B COD LIVEE OIL Is, in my opinion, unquestionably the best—immeasurably superior to the brown oU—more printable and far more efficacious. —W. Domett Stone, Esq., M.D., Physician to tho Plnsbnry and to the Western and General Dispensaries, Ac., Ac. MOLLBB’S COD LIVEE OIL received the Only Gold Medal at the ParlsExhibitlon, making the Fourteenth Prise which alone MOLLEE B COD LIVEE OIL has gained in competition with all other makers throughout the world since the Norway? Branch Offices? 821, Oxford street, London, W.C.? Factories ? Stamaund and KabcWaag, Lofoten Islands, I Norway. 689U-E8 MOLLEB'S COD LIVEE OIL received toe only Gold Modal awarded to Cod Liver Oil at tbe Paris Exhibition, 1876. MOLLEB’S COD LIVEE OIL is by anew special process produced from tho fresh livers in exceptional parity, free from toe indigestible fats inherent mother sorts: bnt otherwise in its natural condition as Intoe living fish, no chemical but only mechanical operations entering into Peter MSilers M MOIEkI?B P am*LIVEa OlL.—The " Daily News’" Correspondent.at the Paris Exhibition, 1878, writes to that journal of Sept, 12, 1878, in reference to the several exhibitors of Cod Liver Oil. « At toe head of the Exhibitors of this product is Peter Holler, of Christiania, London and New York. His factory is in the Lofoden Isles. All the year round he employs there 30 men and 20 women, and In toe fishing season from 800 to 400 extra hands. - This benefactor of consumptive invalids and puny chUdren has a special method for clarifying toe oU taken from toe cod’s liver while it is fresh. What was freshly opened had no taste of GOLD MEDAL—the only one awarded in thin class—makes the FOUBTEENTH PBIZE which has been gained by ■ MOLLEB’S COD LIVES OIL since toe London Exhibition, 18S2, in preference to aU other makers —great and smaU—throughout the whole world, at all toe principal International Exhibitions. MOLLEB’S COD LIVES OIL is the only one that will retain its virtoe in tropical climates, on aooonnt of its exceptional parity. Dr Pearson, of Umballa, writes: ‘‘lt is the only oil that will remain good (or any time in India, while intherarmtlcal value your oU excels all others with which am acquainted."
Head Offices: CHRISTIANIA, NORWAY. Branch Offices: 521, OXFORD STREET, LONDON, W.C, Factories: Stamsund and Eabelvaag, Lofoden Islands. Norway. 5991-98 MEDICAL. fTIHE following is an extract from a letter, dated 1 May 15th, 1872, from an old inhabitant of Horaiiursham. near Warminster. Wilts:-* “ I must also beg to say that your Tills are an excellent medium] for me, and I certainly do enjoy good health, sound sleep, and a good apetite. This is 4wing to taking your Fills. I am 78 yean old. Remaining, gentlemen, yours very respectfully, L.S. To the Proprietors of NORTON'S CAMOMILE FILLS. London. 7685 a A VALUABLE MEDICAL DI3COVEEY B U T E B’S L IFB gIEUP Is a medicine that was discovered by old Norse Bertrand, who had been occupied in sick rooms and with the care of sick people for over fifty years. It is made purely and entirely of PLANTS. HERBS. AND ROOTS, and is exceedingly agreeable and pleasant to both taste and smell, being warm, aromatic, and spicy. It is a most thorough purge, clearing out the bowels without pain, and without nausea or sickening. It does not weaken, and leaves the system open and free, never drying up the bowels afterwards, as every other purge that we know of does. It can be given to infants and invalids with : safety, and in every case of old or young, it is guaranteed to cure the worst oases of constipation, indigestion, and all diseases that affect the stomach I and bowels. It is, moreover, a powerful stimulator I and
LNYIGOEATOE OF THE LIVES. Its effect upon the blood and humors is something really astonishing, and is much more immediate and thorough than that of any other purifier yet discovered, having this great advantage, that whea it has, by its depuiafang powers, set free in the system the poisons of scrofula, salt rheum, malignant ulcerous sores, and cancerous gatherings or lumps, it instantly carries them out of the body by purging the bowels. No other purifier does this s with all of them the patient must take pills, or some other equally nauseous dose of physic, or if they do not, the poison remains in the system, and goes back into the blood. EEUTER’S LIFE SYEUP hi exceedingly pleasant to take, needs no second dose to purge the bowels, and does the work required to effect a complete cure. BARRY'S PAIN BELIEF, Purely vegetable; for use internally or externally. Cures in one minute. Try it 1 Try it 11 li. E. NATHAN & CO„ Christchurch, 7568421 AgSts. ESTABLISHES 1801. ■RARE Y’S QpBIOOPHBEOUS FOE THE HATE, Will positively restore hair to bald bwuin where the roots ara not entirely dead, which is seldom the case. Will positively make weak, thin, and MW hair grow soft, glossy, and long. Will positively remove dandruff, and make the scalp white, smooth! ana. clean. As an elegant dressing there is nothin tr in the world equal to it. Patrbrused for over fifty nobUitv of England, France, Germany and Spain, and all the first families of America! BEAUTY WITHIN THE BEACH OP ALL. Barry* s Pearl Cream gives a beautiful complexion removes every blemish, and enables ladies of forty to pass easily for twenty. Try it. L. E. NATHAN & CO., 569-324 Christchurch,^ BBIGHT*S PHOBPHODYNB.— The only reliable remedy for Indigestion. Nervous and Liver Complaints, and all Functional Derangements. Beoommended by the Faculty. Sold by all Chemists and Storekeepers, in oases at 10a Sd, or in family oases, containing one dozen lOe 6d oases, at £5. 137-341 KEMPTHGENE. PEOSSEE, A CO. NEBVOUSNEBS WEAKNESS PEOPLES IN THE FACE FLUSHING LOSS OF MEMOET MENTAL DBPEEBSION. All those suffering from the above ailments should apply before it is too late and irremediable to Dr L. L. Smith, wbe is the only legally qualified medical man in the Australian Colonies practising solely on these diseases and their origin. Dr L. L. SMITH'S name is a household word, and through his means many thousands of homeshave been made happy, and many whose lives wen a misery to them have been restored to health and comfort.
His practice in Victoria has extended now over 21 years on this speciality of his profession. His practice extends moreover throughout all these colonies, and patients hare visited him even from Java, Borneo, Japan. China, and India. To convey some idea of the extent of his name and fame, he has been consulted from Great Britain six dozing the you? 1874 s Those wishing to consult Dr L. L. SMITH can do so by enclosing a One Pound Note, stating age. symptoms, and duration of suffering. A eply win be sent by return mail. Dr L. L. SMITH, for the convenience of those who personally consult him, has taken those extent five premises in Collins street, late the residence of his Excellency the Governor. Every luxury and comfort will be found fet those waiting t» the Doctor. AddressDr li. 1. SMITH, Collins street east. Consultation Pee by letter, «? b 0# * - . &r!L or convenience of patients In tht neighbonring oolonioa who wish to visit him na£ penally InVictoria, Dr L. L.Smith luge mansion in the suburbs, and Private Hospital for the Watment sole! tlwooloSefc pp priately Pa<*ed,fonrstdedtoSl
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Lyttelton Times, Volume LI, Issue 5599, 4 February 1879, Page 2
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