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Medical. IF YOU ARB WRAK, NERVOUS and DEPjiJSScVKD, we will send you, FREE of (JtXAii.GR, one of our JELKCTXiO- VUIjTAXC A 1 PX.I ( nCRS (or cure oE same, and wo will ask NU PAT until you are SATISFIED that you are THOROUGHLY CUkED. Address Klcctrc pgthio Institute, P.O. Bos 462, Sydney. X 415 Men be manly.-why WILL YOU SDFF KR from NWKVOUS, WASTING and DEBILITATING DISKASkS which destroy the VITAL FORCES of m BRUCHU'cE, containing the French method of QUICK, PERMANENT SELF-CURS. Address— Parisian Agency Co., Box 7CG, .Sydney. 415 X A GENTLEMAN WHO SUFFERED FROM Nervous and Wasting Debility, Loss of Vigour, &c., was restored to health in such a REMARK All I.E MANNER, after all else had failed, that ha will, on receipt of a self-addressed, stamped envelope, send the mode of care FREE to all fellow sufferers. Address A. Miner, G.P.0., Sydney. XHS HEALTH FOR ALL. HOLLOWAY’S PILLS AND OINTMENT. Those Pills purify the blood, correct all disorders of the liver, stomach, kidneys and bowels and are invaluable in all complaints incidental to femaWs. The Ointment is the only reliable remedy for bad legs, old wounds, sores and ulcers. For bronchitis, diphtheria, coughs, colds, gout, rheumatism and all skin diseases it has no eqmi. Sold by the Proprietor, Thomas Hollow at, 73, New Oxford street, London, and by all Madioin 0 Vendors throughout the World. SI DR L. L. SMITH, L.S.A. &c,, Ac., 41, COLLINS STREET! Melbourne, Consultation by letter. Fee £l. Personal Consultations ... £1 Is (Including Two Days’ Medicines), Separate Waiting and Consulting Rooms for Ladies and Gentlemen, DE L. L. SMITH, 41, Collins street, Melbourne Late Residence of His Excellency the Governor) Correspondence answered by return of Post. letters answered in Gorman, French, &a. M EDICAL ExPERTI sar Thirty-seven Years’ Public Practice in Melbourne S 4 The only Legally Qualified Man Advertising. IN NERVOUS AFFECTIONS! IN THE DISEASES OF YOUTH IN THE DISEASES AND DISABILITIES OP MARRIED LIFE 11 Consultations by Letter Daily throughout all the Colonies. Medicines (appropriately packed) forwarded all through the Colonies and India. MANHOOD. Health, strength and vigour RESTORED by using my Hygio-Electric Appliances. Sent on Easy Terms to any address. Testimonial. “Oamavn, April 7th, 1892. When nook back five months, and compare my present good health to what it was then, I cannot but feel grateful for your vary reasonable and scientific treatment.—S.K." . Certain cure for Nervous Debility, Weakening losses, Indigestion, Rheumatism, Backache, Bladder and Kidney Troubles, Impotence, &o. Full information for Permanent Cure personally or by Post, Free. Wm. NOTMANN, Medical Electrician, X4OO 110 Montreal street Christchurch.

m &?edistereiu^S TO MEDICAL MEN. WE invito-all Medical Men. and especially Burgeons, to teat the efficacy of Eongoa. and we solicit their co-operation in matin? its properties known to the public. Wo mil be pleased to iotward them samples (free of charge) on application, and to anewer any inquiries they may consider it desirable to mate. We invite, rather thsn fear, any test to which they may oiiooee to submit our preparations. SON GOA is not a concoction of old remedies got nt> for the Bake of gain. It is simply what it claims to he—the extract of a New Zealand plant possessing wonderful healing properties. . hlrom the numerous letters wo have received we do make one selection which for itself ■ Jones street.-South Dunedin, 15th February, 1832* To the Eongoa Manufacturing Company, Dunedin. In 18541 met with a buggy accident by which my tight ankle was severely injured. Twenty years ago the leg broke out in painful* discharging sores; It became much swollen and 'discoloured, and the foot was really useless. I .Buffered agonies with every change of weather* and dreaded thoapprottohof each winter. I tried every expedient, but without avail, and *wea even adviced to have kn v l"g amputated. , - . : la iJocember, 1891, after twenty years of acuta tutoring, I was advised to try Kongoa. The leg had then throe sores above the ankle— on© on each (side, four inches long by throe inches wide, i and about three*quarters of an inch deep. The third and most painful sore, however, was immediately over the shin bone. _ , ' On the first day on which Eongoa wia applied about half a pint of matter oozad out. The eoris ‘Were daily syringed with equal proportions of Eongoa Lotion and warm water; lint soaked with lotion was then applied and covered with oiled silk and the leg bandaged. . . ji t the end of a weak the sores presented. a healthier appearance, and the inflatamation was much reduced. At the end of three weeks the ypfiensive discharge had ceased, and healthy new Jbsh began to form. In the beginning of February the cure was complete, the leg had recovered Its natural shape and elasticity, the wounds ware filled •with new flash, and a Arm akin had formed. , The our© was effected without causing mo any pain whatever, and without injury to my general health.* Icon now bend the foot and walk with ease* r I have given those details In the heps that they may prove the means of leading other sufferers. Who may regard their cases ft* hopeless, to try Eongoa. 1 deeply grateful to the Eongoa Company for my truly marvellous cure, and X consider they have conferred an inestimable boon on the public by the Introduction of their valuable temodlii. KATE HAMOIT, I certify that Mrs Hamou signed this paper in my presence and declare the contents of asm© to be true. Hcsh Qouelei, J«F. EONGOA CUBE 3 BOBfiS, 'WOUNDS and BRUISES, BUENS and PILES, ECZEMA scud ALL BKIN DISEASES. ULCEUS. EUNBUfIN and CHAPPED HANDS, 4c., So. Prepared only by IHH EONGOA MANCPACTUEING 00., Peisceb Street, Dunedis. Nona Genuine without Blistered Trade Mark. GEORGE BONNINGTON, A?ent. Christchurch. Business Notices. HIQHESf AWAED and PKIZB HKDiL Philadelphia Exhibition, 1876. OAEEY'3 Silversmiths’ Soap for Cleaning Plate. - OAKhV's Emory Cloth, Glass Paper. Black Lead. - OAKEY’3 •• Wellington" Knife Polish. Best for Cleaning and Polishing Cutlery ; So, oa, I*. la Cd and 4a. OAKfcT'M Knife Boards Prevent Friction in Cleaning and injury to knives. OAKEY’S '• Polybrilliant ” Metal Pomade. IN over becomes Dry and Hard like other ! metal pastas. OAJbCEY'S Goods Sold Everywhere by Ironmongers, Grocers, Oilmen, Brushmakers, Druggists. 4c. JOHN OAKJBY and SONS, BLACK LEAD MILLS, LONDON. KIS2