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MEDICAL. TRUSTEES OP HENRY YOUNGMAN, "FSSP' KEmSShOBNB, and Co X WHOLESALE RDUGGISTS, and Importers of SSTfh^f /° m original sources, chemic* from the bw» ghsh mannfactarers; Englis Foreign, and American patent medicines andperf mery from the? proprietors; druggists' sundries, ph tographic chemical painters' oils, French polish, d^ staffs, corks, aad manufacturers' goods; denfc veterinary, an sargical instruments; and medic appliances of enty Kind, which they offer on liber and adrantageoa terms - wholesale only - selects from their exteosi re open stock, or many articles reduced rates in original packages. " ' iheir numeroa3 European Agencies -with the -including window carboys, specie jars of new at elaborate designs, shop bottles, and general teL at a more satisfactory rate than if Imported^ Hhra selves; an assortment of flrst-clasrScal instr ass ajiKatssAsars toilet bottles, Gosnell's cut-glass pint perfumes sUve mefi) expected) tlie nw Briti^: Pharmacopeia i il!W^' goods imported and always on sa] Holloway's pills and ointment, Perry Davis's pal killer; Townsend's, Bristol's,, and Ayer's sarsaparil (which may be had duty paid or in bond), Tayloi cocoa, extract of meat, assorted culinary essences, ca enne pepper in bottles, jujubes and pastilles, liquork gelatine, saltpetre, sulphur, salad and castor oUs, flu magnesia, Seidletz powders, Epsom salts in sackei oic.; and :■ .. , _Cototry Stobekeepbks are -invited, to sele from their stock oh visiting Dunedin, or their corri pondence will meet with prompt attention. In loca: ties where the drug business may be unrepresented largei and profitable addition may be made to ti steefeepiDg business by vending various articles co t^^ssr m *™ *demana ■■ FRENCH, KEMPTHORNE, and Co, SfeS^g^de^ 9^ forNfewZe tabllts 1118'8 °°USII lozenges» tosecticide,' and woi Bishop's granulated citrate of magnesia; prejaref^ fcSrtf o^^ °^ ■»»* O'Neill's oxide of copper pomade, for removing bal Grimault's French, medical preparations. prJirS^'lw^arl! 1^68 fOT Blair's gout pills, and Frampton's pill. For foil particulars of all the above, see the vario proprietary advertisements,. in this and the other Ne Zealand papers. ' . > ....'■ - They are also sale agents for N.Z. for:— Dr De Jongh's light brown cod liver oil, the vi form purity and-efficacy of which make it the mo reliable preparation known. A large stock in origin cases—half-pints, pints, and quarts—always on hand Cooper's sinapine tissue, for immediate'inusta poultices. - ;■-■.' Row's embrocation, or farmers' friend. which will dye anything, and which anyone can ns< <Ex Catharina, Warrior Queen, &c.:— : ■ Townsend's sarsaparilla, Dr C. J. Ayer's medicine Barry s tncopherns, JPlorida water; colza, olive, boile and raw linseedl oil, spirits, tar, blue stone, turpentini hemp, rape, and canary seed, Schoolin's pastUtes, pm white sugar candy, soft soap .-Cccae's, Parr's, ai iframpton s. pills, Epps's cocoa, Brown and Poison corn flour, Liebeg's food, Dv Barry's' revalenta, Ne son's'gelatine, perfumed soaps, Murray's magnesii indexical silveif soap, new British pharmacopseia Richardson's r.anoesthetic apparatus, .Rimmel's fin juice and glycerine, combs, brushware, (JosnelTs Ea de cologne; •a • magnificent assortment; of metal pui boxes, with Rowland's, Reiger's, Rimmsll's, Gosnell' Atkinson Sj and Briedenbach's select goods . Cobdial Makers' Goods,'-'comprising Q.B. an B.W. Dottles, English, and Spanish cut G-.8. and S.^ Corks, whiting, ginger, oils, acids,. essences, quii me, brandy colouring, rectified spirit, (d p. or in bond' capsules, seaming twine, cut tinfoil labels, tinned an copper wire, and, all other articles required in thei business; al3o, tinfoil for tobacconists' use, wine cori and bottle wax for wine merchants, brewers' bungi isinglass, and brewers' and bottlers' sundries. By pu] chasing these goods in quantity, they can offer at lower rate than the consumer can import. A large stock of the leading Photogbaphi -■..--.■.■ Articles:— - ... ~ Re-crystal nitrate silver, Chloride of gold, Mawsen' Keen s, and Ponting's collodions, albumenised pape Sohnee Frere's varnish, &c. These goods in origins cases at a marginal reduction. , Sodium amalgam, quicksilver, and crucibles. _ Depot for R.and L. Perry and Co's London mcd cines. Importers of leeches.. -^^ntefoxOtago for the QjIEEH-^s^antAsrcE Can t-aky. Etfe pouetes-grHntenrra-aie most liberal -cm. ilw rates the lowest in the Colonies; and Fire risks take at the lowest current rates. Prospectuses on applies taon to the Trustees of Henry Toungman, late • FRENCH, KEMPTHORNE, and Co., Dunedin. DE. I COLMS BROWFE' w CHL°RODYNE.—Vice-ChanceUorSir W. Pas Wood stated pubKcly in Court .that Dr J. CeU e^ nndonbtedli r the Inventor of Chlorodyne and that the whole story of the defendant Freeman wi dehberately untrue, and he regretted to say it had bee sworn to.—See the Times, July 13,1864. Dr J. Cellis Browne's Chlorodyne.—The Right Hoi Earl Russell communicated teithe College of Physiciar and J. T^ Davenport that he had receW infoimatio to the effect that the only remedy of any service! Cholera was Chlorodyne.-See Lancet, iWberS] xPI- 3; £ omk B?owne's Chlorodyne.—Extract fror Medical Times, January 12, 1866.—"1s prescribed b scores of orthodox medical practitioners. Ofcours |C would not be thus singularly popular did it no 'supply a want and fill a place.'" """ ■ no Dr J. Collis Browne's Chlorodyne is the best an most certain remedy in coughs, colds, asthma, con 3umption, neuralgia, rheumatism, &c G^^i^A°^ e' 1 ! 1 ?H orodyne -~Extractfrointh . BoS? London, as to its efficacy ii Dholera:—" So strongly are we convinced of the im nense value of this remedy, that we connottooforcibl S tbe ?<*6ssity of adopting it in all cases.'? JJFk ontßomery> Esq., late Inspector of Hos ?S Bombay :-«_Chlorodyne is a most valuabl ■emedy m Neuralgia, Asthma, and Dysentery- To i i fairly owe my restoration to health after oighteei faTSef " cXc Safferins'and wlieu & other meSe -■9i li:i:.Col^ Bwwtfs. Chlorodyne is a cerijain curi n v, i x Ui era,.^ysentery, Biarrhoed, Colics, &c. Ur. J. Collis Browne's Chlorodyne.—Caution.—Non< 5t num? 011* tfle words "Dr. J. Collis Browne'i 'Qiorodyne on the Government Stamp. Or-. rhehning medical testimony accompanies e^k b X^p hrl?l^3o^^-^- T- Davenport. 2 2 Gre^ £^ ™... the proprietors to reduce the price. It is no>i in bottles, Is ip, 2s Sd, 4s 6d, and Us Agents for Melbourne: Taylor and.Co., Collins streel Vest; Messrs Felton, Grimwade, and Co Wholesale agents: Messrs Elliott Brothers, 181 Pittfereet, Sydney. : Agents for Adelaide: Messrs F. H. Foulding and Co Wholesale agents for New Zealand: Messrs FRENCH, KEMPTHORNE, and Co., , _ •. . .. Dunedin. HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR GOUT AND RHEUMATISM. DLAIR'S GOUT AND BHEUMATIO Lf PILLS.—This preparation is one of the benefits ■men the science of modern chemistry has conferred pon mankind ; for during the first twenty years of the resent century, to speak of a cure for the Gout was msidered a romance ; but now the efficacy and safety . this medicine is so fully demonstrated, by unsolicited stimonials from persons in every rank of life, that iblic opinion proclaims this as one of the most im>rtant discoveries of the present age. These Pills require no restraint of diet or confine■ent during their use, and are certain tb prevent the sease attacking any vital part. . ■ They can be relied upon as a most safe and effectual medy ever offered to the public, and have been uniirsally used in Em-ope and America, for many years r the above complaint. Her Majesty's Commissioners have authorised tha ime and address of " Thomas Prout, No. 229, Strand >ndon," to be impressed upon the Government jmps affixed to each box of the genuine medicines ith printed directions for their use. " ' ' Sold in England at Is l|d and 2s 9d per box Aeent r Auckland : Mr ASHER ASHER Ixustees of Henry Youngman, late FRENCH, KEMPTHORNE, and Co., Dunedin, AMMUNITION, &c, ELEY'S AMMUNITION. BOXER CAETBID6E3 FOB SNIDER RIFLE, c above Cartridges are made in three sizes, viz., 577 &®?oS£KS£S; -500 (or IHESE Cartridgea have been adopted, . alter careful comparative trials, against all other nffiW" Ma]'^ y'S V" f^ f Anunnmtum for the British Army, are^not only used exclusively for the SnSer 'hey are the cheapest Cartridges known, cam-in" ir own ignition, and, being m°ade who^ of wateiTroof and imperishable in any climate £ff C.f* e Pases (^P^). of all Seizes S,ilSe^ maCMne S l^£^s^^™> revolving 1 anSTl^borl *" Lefanclleux revolvers of 12 M 3 Trmli^i^heCaXM^ S ' all sizes of ouble AVaterproof and E B Caps. pH6 wai^ r-dßeS^° r-!dUine &ame at lon S distances elt Waddmgs to improve the shooting of guns • lition 7 dcscriptloa of sPorting and MmtaryAm'eley brother Gray's Inn Road, London, "W.C. Wholesale only.

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Otago Daily Times, Issue 2051, 1 September 1868, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Otago Daily Times, Issue 2051, 1 September 1868, Page 4

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