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BUSINESS NOTICES. SUCCESS.! Prof. Babey. Phlladelphiai July 7th, 1573. Dear Sir—Having lost my hair during my services in China, I was. completely bald on the top of mv head. On my-return to Philadelphia, I was induced to make a trial of your BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS, t*^ J thought conveyed a comfortable pleasantness to the head. This induced me to have two more bottles, ana before I had finished the third bottle, my hab began to grow. I have continued to use it since, and I have now JPPfijancetf as fine a head of hair as in my youth. «.This letter you are at liberty to use as you please.—l am, yours, &c CHARLES LEE. BARRY'S SAFE HAIR DYE n U^J? gOod article. Prepared by Professor Alex, 3! Sam?5 am?. ls sowell known in connection with his great Hair Renewer, BARRY'S TRICOVEXROUS, established over 70 years. YOUTH RESTORED by the use of that innocent and delightful cosmetic BARRY'S PEARL CREAM, Which speedily removes wrinkles, freckles roughness wn, aud sunburn, and enables any lady of forty or fortyfive to pass easily for twenty. It is exquisitely perfumed and guaranteed perfectly healthful. It is made from the blossoms of tlie most fragrant flowers, and will euro almost any skin disease, besides giving a clearness and purity of complexion equa : only by the finest alabaster. The trial of one oottle wi satisfy any lady of the great superiority of Baary's rBAKL orkam over all other preparations for beautifying the complexion. BARRY'S MARFILINA, For Beautifying arid Preservin the Teeth, Perfuming the Breath, and Hardening the Gums, Is the best article for removing Tartar Canker scurvy, and all other diseases or substances'injS to tl.e Teeth. Its taste ts most agreeable, imparting peculiar sweetness to the breath and insuring to the Teeth tne most beautiful and pearly whiteness. If used regularly will positively preserve the Teeth and Gumin a sound and healthy condition to extreme old age' Wholesale Agents for New Zealand: KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER, and CO. QLARKE'S WORLD-FAMED BLOOD MIXTURE, THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND RESTORER, ' For cleansing and clearing the blood from all impurities, cannot be too highly recommended. nF£? Scrofula. Scurvy, Skin Diseases, and Sores oi all kinds, it is a never-failing and permanent cure. Agents— KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER, and Co. WIZARD OIL. r.-Slo^ f^ 008 Eemedies should never be dispensedwithincasesof pain and inflammation upon fr^if °r S 6"1*- ?\ c" miUiOQ PatroDS everywhere -from aU sections of the habitable globe-from every rank ih society-tins delicate feinale-the oversee? protecting the lira of hi* valuable servants-or the farmer or livery man in his stables, unite in one voice to pronounce these medicines. "A Balm for every "Wound, A Cure for every 111." RETAILED BY ALL CHEMISTS AND STOREKEEPERS. Agents : KBMPTEORNE, PBOSSER, and Co. PEARS'S CELEBRATED SOAPS PE3FUMERY, and TOILET REQUISITES ataar^fci stock and on Sale by the Wholesale KBMPTHORNS, PR9SSER, and CO., Dunedln and Auckland. gEANDRETH'S PILLS, ENTIRELY VEGETABLE AND INNOCENT. Wien an important ttath is uttered, it will spread. LUNGS AND KIDNEYS CCTRED. Isaac W. Briggs, of i«5, Suffolk street, New York says he has used Brandreth's Pi Is for thirty years! laving commenced to use them in February' 1836 for Dyspepsia, and Affections of the Lungs and Kidneys. Ha took Brandreth's Pills every day for thirteen months and in March, 1537. became a perfectly *°-??^{.. he<UthF man. tLough before he commenced with this great medicine, he was on the verge of the ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS. SCIATICA. • Henry D. Brandreth, Esq., Liverpool. •< t. ci ™ " loy^ood, Oct. 9, IS7I. .ii Sir—Please to send me another six dozen of Allcock s Plasters, and two dozen Brandreth's Pills Is ljd. The Plaster seems to produce wonderful results. There is scarcely a day passes but some one is telHnj me of tho cures they are making. Rheurnatitm n various par;s of the body disappears a3if by magic. Only on Saturday last, Mr Jacob Heywood, Albert Terrace St*rkey street, Heywood informed me that he had been troubled with sciatica for three years;; so bad was it the last 12 months of that une that he was unable to follow his employment He had tned many doctor.-., been ta Matlock, and spent £2 on a largely advertised electric-chain belt rat all to no purpose. Some one at last persuaded him to try your Plasters. He said ho had £o faith in lem, but he would try them, for he was stuck fastwrf ywCOU}aJlOt,^a,ke hls P*in much mrse, and it would only be a UtUe more money sent after the rest bp he bought two-one he placed on his thigh, and ■he other on hi 3 back-and a week after he was ready or Ins work. It is now six months ago, and he has naa no return oi his pain.—Yours truly, '• \V. BECKETT." Agents for New Zealand :— , KEMPTUORXE, PROSSER, and Co. I — Chest Affections. KB CHTJKCHILL'B SYRUPS OF HYPOPHOS. FHATE OV LEffiE, SODA, AND IRON, recommended by tb 9 leading physicians in Europe. Agents KBMPTHORNE, PROSSER, and Co. T IEUI. JAMES'S BLISTERING JU OINTMENT FOR HORSES. This Ointment has the largest sale of all horse blisters and its ethcacy is undeniable. It also has CeTeV^en^ed^ 11^-11 WiU Dever WemishAgents, KKMPTHORJfE, PROSSER. and CO. LUNG BALSAM. of *&» T%o£! a ' °fn S' Bronchi U s. Asthma, Affections S£.™££^?{ d Consumption, it is unequalled as a « m^y- ft Is warranted to break up the most troublesome Cough ]* a feu hours. Don'texperimen S^.fS ? .0n^.15 8 dUa PPe«. it is harmless to the KBMPTHOiUfE, PROSSER, and Co. TO SQUATTERS. STEEP your Sheep in Health by -*-2*- using CALVERT'S CARBOLIC SHEEP TVASH. Guaranteed to CURE Scab. Foot Rot, or Tics. Agentsfor New Zealand :— KEajPTHORSE. PROSSEB, and Co.

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Otago Daily Times, Issue 4168, 28 June 1875, Page 4

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