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BEAD.THIS NOTICE!: "Y motto is progression. If the . country is hot going ahead, I &m. In I only required one assistant ; to aid me in peparing riij household specialties. I used no labor-saving machinery; everythi, g was made an--., put up by hand ; and L could always man.-ige to keep ahead of the orders. : In the present j'ear I am employing seven : assistants, who,''with i:;achinery to aid them, at times find it difficult to keep ?ace with the demands for my various products 1 have just received advice from New York of the shipment, per William Phillips, of a comple'e set of the celebrated Berry pressure percolators and filters for the'manufacture of liquid extracts hy. the cold process.. I have also to arrive.from t-Ha-gow a magnificent steel press of the vtry Tat st design, ft will be capable of exerting apressure of sev.ral tons on the square inch, and is designed to extract eve-y drop'of tincture that the percolators leave in the drug. "AH my other machineryPsuch as bottle-washing machinery, pill rollers, sti Is and drying ovens—have all been obtained from the best houses.

Everything is carried on under my own personal supervision and every article is carefully exaniined;before passing into the storage department.. I spa e no pains to keep up '.he high standard of excellence that a 1 my articles have attained.. Ccea Clava (Marshall's.)—'l hisceiebrate'd com remedy is now in the hands of nearly every retai'er in New eaand 57ft! ottles were srnt out of my laboratory during the last-three weeks. "I'o tire unprecedented merit of the article much of this is due. To ail th; se p- rspr.s who suffer with corns I would say: Try this remedy and you will have no cause to comp'ain. Like every good thing it is extensively counterfeited. Avoid a 1 spurious imitations and -ee that each botVe bears rriy signature. Price, Is 6d. 1 " Struck Gold " Bitters.—A cerl tain appetiser. It stimulates the appetite an-i digestive organs, instils new vigor into | the veins and makes life* worth living for. I It is an elegant combination of quinine, I dandelion and other barks, roots and leaves. Viice. 2s6d. . ■ -■

Fir violent, raging toothache there ib nothing like Marshall's Odontalgicon. Price, Is.-

If you reel languid and sleepy on rising, try Marshal's Special Podophyllum—a sovereign remedy for Bilious Complaints. Price, Is.

i CCAI.YPTOS Extract (Marshall's).— The sale of this wonderful remedy is increasing every day. Its power to arrest a cold in th«» head or che-t is marvellous ; a splendid remedy for skin disorders also. Price. Is.

t ascatia Sagiiada Cohdiat. (tlie.r.ew remedy for Constipation).—This remedy is gaining for itseif a world-wide reputation for its wonderful cures of this distressing complaint. In bottles, 2s 6'J each.

M. MA. R SHAL L, Manufacturing Chemist, 149, George-st.. and 64, Phinces-st-DUNEDIN, WHEELBH'S ADVERTISING AGENCY, ; No. 8, Stafford street, Dunedin. THE' Oldest - established advertising agency in New Zealand. Parties desirous of" advertising . either' in Kew Zealand or Australia Viil_find.it.to'.their advantage to put it through the above well known agency. . ' i Contract advertisements, etc, also made •far all the leading papers. j.B. T. WHEELER, Illttslrated N.Z. News Office, Staffbrd-st., Dunedin. .. GHATEFOL—COMFORTING. Epps's Breakfast Cocoa. 3Y, a thorough knowledge of the natural ( laws wh-ch govern the.operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the- fine properties of wellselected cocoa, Mr J'pps has provided our br akfast tables with a delicately-flavored beverage which' may save us many heavy doctor's bills It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a.constitutiqn may be gradually built. up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. 'Hundred' of subtle maladies are floating around hs ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. \Y e may escape many 8 fatal shaft by keeping, ourselves we 1 fortified, with pure blood and a properly noun-died frame."—See article in t|ie Civil "Heroic* Gazette.

M- 43 simply with' boiling water or milk, in J-tb Packets by Grocers, labelled thus:— ■" EPP3 AND CO., HoMreopvrmo Chemists, London, England. fiFORGF/S TICTOIUA HwTEL tfAsEKY. ' A.| T?B'E. T. «EOR<3Ehegst-,inti- • »5. mate'o hfr friends and th* public that this welKkiiawn hotel is being.'carried on aR be-etofoe in all its branched Paraple-mom and good, accommodation. • tor twvellerg. < A g*>d bjll'ard table on the premises. , ; tabling. Oniy the-best and ;nnst approved brands 1 ; rfif l?quo s and wirivs kept-. ifKS R. T. GK..RGE. Proprietress.

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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XVII, Issue 998, 24 February 1887, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XVII, Issue 998, 24 February 1887, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XVII, Issue 998, 24 February 1887, Page 4

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