Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 5995, 3 February 1881, Page 3

-«■■■■■ y.. Medical- --- -~'" : "- TTyf Y , ; S HIP ME NT lyJ- ■ ..:;:'.,: ; : ;■ ,°*.,', '■::■ :,:.■■■■-. :-■-. IfEAV MEDICINES,: SX7EGICAL INSTRUMENTS, ■• TOILET GOODS, DRtTGGISTS" SUNDRIES, : '-■ •■■ ; &c., ''" ' ; " r &:c;; ' ' :: .:' &a, '-v': ■'■ - : -" '. ■'.. '■ '■ ■at ' '.'■''. ' . " ' : ''" . ; .; ; A'..i'!GV.K':'i .N'.'s,' '■■[■ "''':". THE PHARMACY, QUEfcN-STREET. 'Us ' Eingarooma': . Tonga (the now remedy for ifeurajgia), Datura Tatula, etc., etc. ; Ex ' Loch XJrr': . £100 ; worth of Atkinson's Celebrated Perfumery.; ,';-..-. ... -.:..- Kx 'Garonne': Ivory, Hair Brushes, Tortoise-shell Dressing Combs, Round-faced .Oval Hair'TJrushes, Pen's 30 per cent. Glyceriije Soap, Pear's Carbolic Toilet Soap, Pinahd's 1 Cosmetics ( Taylor's Cimolite or Fuller's Earth, Steiner's ' Rat Paste, etc., etc. , -.•-.- . -.'. -...■'. :'■■''/ Ex 'A. O. De Freitas',: 501ba 'Vaseline,. Warrick's ; French Pastilles, and Medical Confectionery, Baily's an d Lindsay's first ; quality j Trusses, 'Jrown perfnniery, Comp. Combs, Johnston and Son's, Nitrate! of Silver, lOOozs Citrate Iron,and Quinine, etc., etc. ; ••;'. To arrive per early. ships : 'Zoedone, Maw3on|s Collodion, Double Albumenizod Paper, Pyrogallic Acid, Water Cushions,- Hot Water. Bags, Spray Producers, Maw's Improved Patented Feeding Bottle; > Sur.oicAi iNsxRUMENrs 'from ...Arnold's,- viz.: forceps (various), Aspirators, Specuhirns, Entomological Instruments, Post 3lori;em Cases, Clinical Terniometers, Bistouries, Scalisella, etc., .; : Also, 5 drums Carbolic Acid, lodine, lodide of.. Potass, Dalmatian Insect Powder, etc., etc. .;,..-. '' .";A: I'-.C iL.-jJ-.-.'lS,-, - ;, "'-■:"• DP.ITG IMPORTER;-.ETC., ETC. /■ Queen-street, 'Auckland."" . . .

-Of QNDE EAFUL :; R ESUL T S ''* . are made manifest, and the.reputation. is ; fullyestablished of ...; I"., ; r ;.- :i -; : . , . .. ••,..- ■.AICKiy'&STOTTP.OPJBITCALVBTrjS, '-. -•■'' AVITH LIME ,A2TO QUININE. D.ulv TESTIMOXY is 'given' as to the effects claimed for it, viz.: Immediate Keliep to the Cuest and liuxcw, in Consumption, BjioNCniTii>, and Asthmatical CoMPL-irsTS. -That ihe action is Reparative and Pi3EMA2?prTi3 ; unquestionable,' as many of those who were a' few months ago, can V-EMTi, especially, as they are'now entirely free from the distressing symptoms of chest disease they had been afflicted with. .....', .;- ; ~ ... ... ~ ■ -." . TO MEDICAL". MEN - .—Th?s 'preparation of the.. HypopUosphite of Lime and Quinine, 'with the Eucalyptus Globulus, is not.one of, those,secret nostrums advertised to catch the ignorant public, but a perfectly pure pharmaceutical preparation, containing thing which it is,represented,to have, and of : .first finality, consequently- it.-may. .be ; prescribed,, with benefit, in suitable' cases Retail .price. 3s 6d per. lwttle. Address— "..'.-:•* ' ~.■ ' ,". .-■'.••■ . ,: GRAVES AICKJN,' .' ' Pharmacist, Queen-street, Auckland. May be obtained from all Chemists; and Storekeepers in the country districts.' -'"' ■'- l - '

THE PARE.pT .;BRA.JSTD;" The Origmal; Genuine, and Celebrated : ".. '_' OF/EUCALYPTUS. : . . As| distilled by r -.;■ :: -.-...-;'; '; '.J.;BOSISTO, ..... 'Piiarraaceatical Chemist, Hichmond, President of ; of Victoria, etc;, etc., '. ■; liy whom the Eucalyptus preparations were first i introduced, both in Australia and in Europe, and to whom has been awarded the Silver Medal at the -Society of Arts, London, the Medal of Merit at the= iate Vienna Exhibition, and Prize Medals from the varions European and Australian Exhibitions,, dating .from the first of his investigations of this vegetation in ISSS, and published in the Transactions of the Royal ■Society of Victoria, Exhibition Reports, etc. ... '. May be obtained from . " :; ,- ■ "■ ■;■.-.' -- : ----' ■':;• G - AiCKiN/ •. ■ .-■: ...... ' ' The Pharmacy, Queen-street. Pries ils for 3oz. bottle.. . ■■' T> R0 F E,S;Si'jO. E, .J-a'm E S.i Late'-of WEiiisfaioVr. After years of research, in which Nature's repository wa ransacked, at length discovered the Medical properties of Herbs which were used by our forefathers when drugs and mineral poisons were -unknown, nnd which now are daily trampled Tinder foot as useless weeds by tk se ignorant of their virtues. Attention is pointed to. some of the Marvellous Cures which have been effected by the Professor since his arrival in Welling. ton. 1 -. ■■ - v ■•' . ; --'-- ■■■ ' .- : ' '.■'•' ' ; ' •■-."■ ,-.'.• ~:■;. .- TESTIMONALS.■: . '■■■■■ . ■ .To Professor Jarne*, AVakefleld-street, -.. .. ■ . V ..,,,,-Auckland. ;■■ ..• : ... . ~ DtAii Sin, —I have suffered with my lungs and chest for four years. I have tried maDy remedies advertised to give speedy relief,- but they all failed. I. have consulted medical men'in -New Zealand who stand high in their profession, but with little comfort to my falling frame. I was suffering very much when I was induced to try yonr. American roots, but confess I had. r.o faith in them; you will forgive this as I thought it might prove to bo one' of. tho catch-pennies so often advertised.;- I, was mistaken, for.l had not tafanmucb of your"medicine ; before I was much relieved. I went to bed and slept well, scarcely giving :v cough. Tliosa who .sit upin bed night' after night will knowwhata.boon3tis tobespared the cough even for one night. ,1 .will do all. in; my power to recommend it to' all who I may know to be suffering from bronchitis and lung'disease/aridrtrust you will meet with the encouragement, and .support;yon.-so well deserve. ,■ :; ~..;.. ,-,- ■■ . ;■;..-:■, ,■■ ■'••' r ~ Yo l^3 respectfully, .','.' .■_ ~ "•_■■ " ' ' .' ; ' '■'''".' edwAkd coregak., '■ tjueen-street, Auckland.'■; v ' ; ' ! ' r : :' '' '. :.. To Professor Jamesivifo, 5, Brook-street, ■■•'" ..-.:. - .'.-:■...'.■■ ■■;>. ■ .-.. 9th November,, ISBO. DsAi:Sir»,- T Havingbeen.a sufferer with the liver ctfmplaint for years; I was induced, by'a.neighbour to coma to you. I "am • thankful to ! say your medicine has done, me more good thaniall the doctors I have hean with. I am now quite wel . I ; shall'certainly recommend you to "all my fri ends—l am, yours respect/ully; " ■'-. • : ■' :i l '. ■•-■•• ■ ••" - - -ELIZABETH SHAKE,' ; • .-.•■■■ ■'■'■■ Brook street,' Wellington

. ;'lVProfessor James; Ko. 5, Brook-street, , , - ......... . ..- \Vellington., ... ■ r .. Sir,—l am happy to infbrm you that my leg, which "as been bad for the lost eight years, is perfectly cured. I was .first treated for a white swelling, but when I came to you you; told me .it,-was scurvy, and also explained how those things occur, which!, found tobeso.and then'poulticing it and using remedies which were quite contrary to the complaint. I was told twelve months ago that my leg would have to be amputated, but knowing; gentlemen that'have you treated who ; were .equally;. as [bad as 1 have been through their advice I came to you. There are many who object to their names'i n the newspapers who told me so, but I think it my d uty to make it' known to those who are troubled th at they- may know where to apply for relief. I have not fat and. strong since I. have baen under your treatment. I ani happy to say that I have got the full Use of niy leg, am free from pun and soreness, and able to-attend my businessregularly.—l am, yours ever grateful, '..:.. .-■;. ... . ".:".. . \V. CLARK, ' . ..' ... The Terrace,' Wellington, Cith Nov., ISSO. Tiioss troubled with Asthma consult P-iofesssor James.;- ■, ' ■ .;:.. V. , ■'-■■,-.;■ .■ ■ . ■■• > ■ :• ■'• Thoie that are troubled with Dropsy consult 1 Pro es3or. James. '....-. . ,-•'■ ■■ ■ Those troubled with. Indigestionconsult Professor James.' ■-. ■.:.,.. , ■ Tkoae troubled with Cout or Liver Complain' consult Professor James. , .-•: ..; '' ,: . ■ . J- licise troubled with Gravel consult Professor James. Those troubled with Blind or Bleeding Piles consult rofessorJames.- :t. ■ :'<■ ■ • ■ • ■ ■■■■''■ ■ ■ '.-'■'■■ Tlipss troubled with Uenralgia consult the Pro-, lessor.. .. . Those troubled with toothache consult the Professor. -Juose trou6kd v/ith Sciatica consult Professor James,- .-, .-. •••... .. < -Those troubled with Swollen Joints, Contracted MWos. or Muscles, Lamer or Weak Back consult tlie "rofesior. . . . .: . '~,:. .■■ . - ' ■.-.-, ' l'how troubled with Lumbago or Rheumatism consult the Professor. , . . . , Chronic cases, -Asthma and such like, prononnced ncurable by so-called medical men, are the cases the Professor wishes to,treat on. , , . .: :..-.. ferrous Debility .or' Indiscretion of early youth consult the Professor. ■ ; • woies troubled with Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, and »U other complaints consult the Prpfessor. ;.-■ -. As his treatment is solely American Herbs whieh can "«:inspected,pnthe premises. , ! , : , ; r- : . ;•:.',■'■.■,:'•"•: rSo:%% ,s: f s.p: i,;.;,ra m ; 'e".s, v May sow be Consulted at his KtaiDßifuE, •'-■'< ■(~:. ' Wak'efleld-street,.,, -Wtoly i n the\'occupation J of--Slr, ,: B]oomficld, Sign ''-'t'.K'.T »:;; and Landscape Painteri; .;!-■'•'