Medical. 'GtofiirMEblCAL HALL. PHOSPHORUS! rrro .itiorup : : PHOSPHORUS ! ! ! BLUE.STOKE! BLUESTONE ! ! BLUL3TON j! ! ! 1 Til R iisnlersigncd begs to inform his friends n'l'l tlm jiiiliiic generally that he has ju*t ic<!' ivcl a f«\v tor.s of t.hfi ahovo. nnd advises nil who are in want of either of tho above Chemicals to roll up at once and be in time. D. B. ESTHER, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, • GORE, Pole Agent for HiT Z 0 E D 0 N E; A "Vfon-alcoholic and Phosphated Iron Bevcrngc, Brain and Nerve Tonic. JONE S' JJONEY PECTORAL, THE BEST AND SAFE.-'! REMEDY FOR C.OUG'mS; AMD QO.ID.S AND ALL DISORDERS OP THE THEOATAND LUNGS. Is equally Efficacious for Children $• Adults Mr E. B. Joises. • . .. ' Dear Sir, — I consider it my duty, to you, and the. public' at large, to bear testimony thai I have derived great benefit frbiu your Honey Pectoral. For fome- four months. I was troubled with a very bad cold, with dry hoarse cough and headache, I tried a bottle of Honey Pectoral which made a great impVovemeELt, and the second bottle made a PBRPECT CURB. —Yours respectfully,' : ■• . ( . > )' •' i A V Hisgox Winton, 14th October, 1881." ' :■ ■ . ■•' 't^» : Prepared only by = ' '' !b. '";ejV J p:iT.Ei".s:i chemist and; DRiqGai^T, !• .. . ■ %w Pliarmaoy, • "■ , ;M ■-:?., N X■' S • NEW ZEALAND JBEJftPAL REMEDIES,DIAURHCEA, DYSENTERY, &c, COMPLETELY CURED BY MONK'S HERBAL EXTRACT., [Registered.] ' . Price— 2s. 6&. and 4s. p2r Bottle. The above ' Extract ' is one of the most marvellous discoveries of the age. Its efEects are instantaneous, and never pail in enronic or acute cases, however severe, The great preporties of this medicine, con- ■ sist in its. never producing costiveness, no • matter hew freely used, and its being perfectly harmless and purely herbal ; yet curing Diarrhoea, Dysentery, English Cholera, &c., with the greatest certainty. j The 'Herbal Extract' is the finest iand most delicate tonic, "procurable for use in General Debility, Indigestion, Consumption. Decline, &c. Numbers of; invalids who can-' not take quinine or steel can take the 'Ex-, tract ' with the most favorable results. The ' Herbal Extract ' is a sure preservative. of health', if taken regularly every 'morning, in hot, unhealthy, or tropical climates, preventing the approach of any of the above mentioned diseases. Directions for use — In ordinary Diarrhoea, Dysentery, &c, children half a teaspoonful to a tablespoonf ul ; adults, two tablespoonf uls at intervals of two hours two or three times, afterwards as required. In chronic cases of these complaints have above doses twice a. day. For General Debility, Consumption, &c, same quantities every morning fasting. TESTIMONIALS. [Copy urgent telegram from Dr McCarthy.] Arrow, 17th March, 1883.— T0 Horace D. Monk, Danedin. — Send large diarrhoea bottle, Duncan, Roxburgh, through by coach Monday morning without fail. — C. MacCarthy. Eangiora, July 7, 1881. Sib, — Having carefully examined your ' Herbal Extract,' I find it to be a skillfully prepared vegetable preparation, possessing the properties of the plants from which it is derived in a highly concentrated state, a fact which I have verified by evaporating a fluid drachm placed in a watchglafs over a spirit lamp. On weighing the result, a dark green extract, I found the weight to be 14^ grs. On further submitting the extract to analysis I found it to be rich in tannin. In a large number of cases of ordinary diarrhoea, as well as in many chronic cases and in dysentery, I have proved it to possess great ipecific control, added to the inusual feature in a majority of diarrhoea medicines, that it does not subsequently constipat« the bowels. I feel satisfied that from the number of trials I have been enabled to make of it in a somewhat extensive practice, it is a most valuable addition to modern therapeutics. The following caseß are taken at random from my note-book :— Case No. 1 : Mrs , West Eyerton, Buffering for two years from chronic dysentery, which had reduced her almest to ]
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Mataura Ensign, Volume 6, Issue 296, 9 October 1883, Page 1
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