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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5360, 21 January 1879, Page 4

Merchandise. ~ § TT win x ~ 1 8 WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANT I 5, Lower Qctekn - street I and Marten's Brandy ft Camphelltown and Jalay Whliker Irish "Whiskey & Old Ja-naica Uum |fG«neva C?d |; Old Tom ditto fc Fine Old Madeira £ : Port and Sherry, in wood and bottle Champagne, pints and quarts ft Australian, White and Kwj. p i o tj Gulnncsa's 'Dublin Stout, ditto n "Whithre&d's London stout, ditto P Burton ditto Ale MUNN'S MAIZEN'A — The PCR*™ Cornflour. 1 eagle's hams and in cox soutiibridge coring co.'s hams »* BACON - B S. T. EVANS " CO.'S CSOWX MILLS FLOtg BERRY'S BONEtItJST \ KNIGHT'S K.B. Jams—The Best Brand oriando jones's starch. "WHi'LKS VLE. | B. TONKS & CO. Medical. j)uitim mineral \varep, [BOTTLED AT THE COOL, SPARKLI.VC, 4VD EFFERVESCING ' " f--SPRING; f: EQUAL TO THE MOST CELEBRATED SL'ROPEi.y W.TERS— VICHY, FACUINGEN", KIaSIXGEN" UNSURPASSED AS A SCIIMKR BEVERAGE DRINK PURIRI W ATE It! AND KILL INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, GOUT \yj) RHEUMATISM. Extract —It bo'.ongs to the interestinß rto ir ri mineral waters known as the Alfca ine - uc h as Vi v in France, and Fachin-ten in >a-hii. resort, ,! ; - tl.e cure of diseases if the digestive t kidnoy and bladder, and for removing coSstitu'jor,! t tendenc/ to gont. - s: jk~ Da. Hector, Wellington. F* Analysis by Mr. Skkt, Wellington. V Grains per gallon Sd •- 199-01 ; potash •' lime, 11/OS3; mag. esia, 8 103; iron, triMs;" siliifc ?nn II ~ "v.' sul ' jh . llric 2 093; carbonic acid JOO 43=; phosphoric acid, trace.; chlorine 11 in. icdine, traces. ' , These elements ar.- probably combined as fnl lows ;— Bicartouate of soda .. .. 45 J*3o3 Ditto of lime .. .. <>i V:! Ditto of .. 25 U25 ' Chloride of sodium .. 21*938 Sulphate of Potash .. .. 4 033 Sulphate of soda o 940 Silica 2*772 • lodide of magnesium .. . „ Tract's |* Phosphate of soda .. .. Traces ?"'** MEDICAL TESTIMONIES. b As a pleasant, a-jreeabl-, am! invigorating lir-w it is unsurpassed. As a therapeutic a K ect w/miT confidently exp.ct Puriri Water to b* equally u-pful in all cases m which European wtera woullb* prescribed. As » stimulating alterative on •v----organs, in sickness I have found uof k-reat valu- I; •• is water which I would rcco:rme.;d frequently" TaiAitTXN 11. PAV.SK. F.C.S., L.R.C.P.,M.K.C.S. • I find it strongly alkaline, and as an antacid wjald It; be useful in dyspepsia, gout, and rheumatism. When r'~ charged with carbonic acid it fo-uis au tffer- f" Viscing drink. 1 have personally civ.;n the water a Lv trial, and believe it will piove valuable in eases aiick f? | as those above mentioned. | Chuilfs F. GoLD.cao*, B.C.P. : --f. | It promises to be a most u-eful addition to the I means of cure at the command of pers »ns affecte v l bi i: j gout in i«s various forms. It is extremely palatable and may be advantageously employed as a beverage : i by all who are fond of a clear and sparkling drict. : "*r r Its chemical constitution ttrongly resembles the waters of Vichy. --V J. Kiloouk, M.D. - : .l Puriri Water can be best compared in value to the celebrated waters of K>>siag.n, in Bavana. teuc- k£v ficially used in cases of diseases of the dieesti« F& organs. Arated, it is a cool and refreshing drink. B. ScnwAKZDAcn, ir.p. pg AII orders from Stfamers, Hotels, and Private Families promptly attends! to. ' d«wra irered 511 eM6S ° ntainln ? fire dozen, at 3s. per Bottles and cases not returned will be charged for. P: Office ; i " FOET-STREET, AUCKLAND ; ff\ AND y? POLLEN-STREET,.THAME?. [vS KELLY & ERASER, Peopriktors. j-g OLLO WAY'S PILLS. Impurity op the Btooo.-trnless the blood be ?.S kept in a pure .state the constitution must be - weakened and disease supervene. These wonderful l>>: Puis possess the power of removing or neutralizincr all k '•>. contaminations of the blood antt system generally. They quietly, but certainly, overcome all obstructions t tending to produce ill health, and institnte rezular action to organs that are faulty from irritation or * l i t>mi weak, and nervons may rely K:i on these Pjlls as their best friend and comforter u ■ - they act upon the main springs of life, and thus save * thousands from a premature grave. Complaints of AVome-.- and" Children.—The f?S very mild and action of those invalaable Pills recommends them to every household as a remedy for the first departure from bealtb. Any : ' mother nurse, or young person guided by the direc- 'E^' tion3 which acompany each box of Hollowaj's Pills i f lias at once available means of checking disease, > pury rying the blood, and expelling from the system I*i aU gross nuraours. They are indeed, at all ages, ! the female's tried friend. ' ' S.-;b Disorders of tde liver with Flatdxency f and Indigestion.—Loss of appetite and flatulency 5- ' are usually the forerunners of stomachic dise.ise. :■ These famous Pills exercise th.> most salutary power t on all affections of the liver, and all irregularities of i the stomach and bowels; they restore a healthy function to every internal organ, overcome all ob- *" .1structions and cast out all impurit'es. ~ "Weak Stomachs: Impaikeu Dioesttov —Th a wisest cannot enumerate one tithe of the distrc«inz l r ymptoms arising from enf-ebled digestion, all of which may be readily dispelled by these admirable Pills, as they rouse the stomach, liver, and evAry oth* 1 ! ' ' organ of digestion to that healthy tone which fully t ? enables them to convert all food and drink to the f r;: nourishment of the body—hence, these Pills are the H surest strengthened, and the safest restoratne in ■ nervousness, wasting, and chronic debility • Couons, Colds, Ikfluenza and Sore Thuoats. Pl?' —lor curing diseases of the throat, chest, and lungs, fe these Pills have established for themselves a pre* f eminently world-wide fame, as they purify the blood r nr. and regulate its circulation. Coughs, common colds *•-- influenza, bronchitis, a»thma, plewrisy, inflatnm:itioc *2 of the lungs, and even consumption in irs early stares !} --• are successfully treated with this medicine particularly if Holloway's ointment be well rubbed upon - the chest and back night and morning «» tie fl &a - Hmdache || Bilious com- Indigestion toms 8 n P n o ts .Liver Complaints'Tic-Dolourecx lilotclies on the Lumbago . Ulcers £«es Affes- M Bowel complaints Rheumatism tions ' - i Debility Retention of IWonns of all r- ' Dropsy Urine ; kinds i =' I emale Irregu- scrofula or King's Weakness from : larities ' whatever cause, '. ; Feverscfallkinds aore Throats ! &c. &c. ' The Pills and Ointment are sold at Professor f Holloway's Establishment, 533, Oxford-street, tea- fc : * don, also by nearly every respectable Vsndor ot S: Medicine throughout the Civilised World,in Boxesacl - Pots, at Is lid 2s 9d, 4s 6 I, lis, 225, and 33s each. f- 8 .LachPot and Box of the Genuine Medicines be.\rs • «it Government Stamp, with the words ' '-'-c Uouowav's Pills and Ointment, London.", enffraved j 'i : thereon. i : On the Label s the address, 533, Oxford-street, London, where alone they are Manufacture<L f;'s gST Beware of all compounds stvled Holloway's \ "I PiUs and Ointment, with a 44 Ntw York" label. BIUGHT'S PHOSPHODYXB. The Bel I able Kemedy for Indigestion, ? .V 1 vous and Liver Complaints, ami all Functional D<?* ; rangemcnts. .Recommended by the Faculty. iWufe useless substitutes. All . hemists and Storekeepers. ' Agents—Kempthorne, Pros*er & Co. ; ~-'JRAYNHAM'S ENT Ell I COX. \ - THE NEW SPECIFIC {^ : Gives immediate relief and Speedy Cure in Nervousness, Indigestiou, Flatultnce, Palpitation, - •? of Spirits, &c. 'l-; G»ves speedy relief i>nd a Permanent Cure is r : Nervous Debility, Weakness, and all Funereal ; Derangements of either sex. ..V .Rapidly Renovates the Nervous and Mu'cu'a* System, and is an infallible rcme«iy for Liv«?r Cool* v. plaints. Female Complaints, Loss of Appetite, vt'A Specific for a 1 Impurities of the Wood, OrTon-jir* 2 Breath, Pimples, Eruptions, the baneful etfect of 1 Mercury, &c. -rjfr A Short Trial will sitisfactorily prove the if thia extraordinary medicine. Suln by all ible Chemists and storekeepers. Price, 6s. V -~-VWholesale Agents, Kempthorne, Prosier and Co.