Page 4 Advertisements Column 6

Otago Daily Times, Issue 4741, 28 April 1877, Page 4

TO BUSINESS NOTICES. f£ r P;;;*s; ; ;^E ;^E; ;lt^ S*i BB°WC ACIDm powder.br liquid..;Mhis" roost reliable Disinfectant issoldjn tins, £lb, lib, and 2lb Wth^euorated top?. rourd, and the .fever-will speedily travel.. Also sold in lib' bottles and gallon;t'ns;: L Should be in every household, arid where used there need beho.anxiei.y.- *■ -■: ' ■ ■'. ■/'■ -■■ jSold;by'all Chemists'and Sforekeepefs, and whole-sale-by*' i-li'l—- .:!:;:.::;■!■ ■. -~-f ;■>. m, .-;» •■ I&IPTHOENE; Pil6SSEE;: a iid CO., '; .■ ,-.SpteAgentsiorNewZealand." ;'■',,., , ! -'-!'(-»- >•■>;- ■■'/•■•■.l- :..-'. ~;; '.-•> ,■.•.:..-■; -j'.:'' ;, .j' : i": .- : tftt r &^RNMENT ~:SANITAIWr r^r^r-JM.--iij ,; .iCOMPANYi .>..U. !J;! ,-; „;.;.. , v ,v I .y^«i»W • st^kbithlsHffderbn 'safe'cheapV'^ia|3wt:«*ita; 3dperlb -by 141b parcel, U per' Hi"": .=. I i"- r^KEi^fIOK^PBOSSEBj and. CO.' ' I %Z:~:. r.'V'!'": .Y'C:':' '!'\: :\''''':''l'":?'i ; '^.'■'■''; j^LLLAMS'S AUSTR ALTAN; i&ST; L^l^ine?°*! d5 r.isi^ke(i haltponndiaaiE-: tare spec ally adapted for the climate -of-New Zealand.It makes light wholesome bread without 'yeast • allo. biscuits; cakes, andall kinds o!. : paatry without et£s &fte aW^Jh^i, P^('?^; l doiibUeas'-sp^edVr aiive all .othsr, baking powdew from the New Zealand aaricet-.W^cure for.itself ithat high SSf has attorned throughout AusLraUa, whereitlstobe .foundineveiyweU.regulated.household. . -.:■•. i ,-U --. t KEHPTHOKNEi,'I>ROSSEB,and:coI, • -: ; "'■•''" ■■''■'■! .y.^h-^i-:1--': \-.:x .\:y:i >.v.....'Agents. ■;, KRUSE'S;PLIJII> MAGiNE^Ii: \JBsi£Fs «f tie' Intercolonial Exhibition of 1860 .one fluid ouneeof; Knue's Magnesia; coniamWo^er |For, upwards of twenty years, xhas been approved ard 'S32&* bffJJe n? .itert«!,-ioC-ES3dSS prtfesaon.. Its almost universal.use^afforda sufficient proof ofthe high estimation in which it is held by the ,strength. -Each fluid-ounce Contains1 ten ;grainß of ■pure Carbonato of Magnesia.-"»■ -■« 5™ "■ .'^ ": E' S«£Ps D^osHni-'ipo-weii-'iu the properties of the Magnesia in common use, but.beiiii» :tt state, .and quite free from-any adulterai iSSf^WII^1?^ *tner7etfc S?™i£l^ c; « Vsthe advantage of not wrnung those dangerous concretions in.-the bowels which sometimes have resulted' fromthe mi^to ■Carbonateof Magnesia. Mm,:. ■■■■■<?!. KBtTSE'S FLUID' MAGNESIA promotea,in. a very nuW manner, the secretions in the alimentary canaK ;an Mitarem'?7u 3 any disPosition tovthe formation< o 'fiSkn, VTF .^ eaPecially.corrects the tendvX2h p#°Jßrle £-l^ me,L at*J- *tt is the acidulous ;epnditipn of the chyle which causes hot only Dyspepsia, .with its. troublesome Symptoms, He«tbur£ ;Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Pain'after Eating;. &c but^ves'rlsß:very often-to'Spa?m B 'in-the "stomach ; and bowels, which in.:chUdren- often lead to *onvul■sions awrnervoua affections. -The.acidralso causes :DiarrhQjaacd pjsentery.m ehUdren, .and prevents a ■ proper digestion ana.assimllaton of the food. A frequent vs B; 'u'congequeritty/often'recommended '-Bj smedical practitioners, and the antacid and: mild' ape' nentquaUtiessof Kruse's^Fluid-Magnesia'rehder it, itnetelore, an inestimable remedy. In the foliowina iCaaesotiltaesa.-it is: fomd-particuUrlyibeneacUr^! *&&™.*s. aPerieut in all cases of iiritatior iJ'^itt 1- stomach (particulirfy during preg. ; nancy)/ : VFebrlle complaints, ThfauU.-e • Disbrttew," 01 ■Seaßicjcness.-"--- ~••';'- '■■'• '-::--\ '■> >'. v. -■■-■ ?.;•. i^6" SoIiBioa• yeeciily Tteinoves"Heartburn, Acic ;£aSgS^SeSfelh ro a out the Australian Colonies.;.,:; .- .; : ■ : . * ; "nic numerous medical testimonials are too lengthi :to insert><inl newspaper^ advertisement, - tut - will bi ;found wrappedroundeach bott'e. ' ' , Oo^- by,?]i '^^ and Bruggiste throughout & '■.'"'""■..*'■'"''"■ .'.'. ;/'""Aqeots:j '. "'■' ■ ''"'- -:' ; I >EOSSBE.iaodI.cd^--,*:t!' ERUSE^Sj; INSECTIOJDE, ; .-,■;■.- Persian Insect Destroying . .', ;Soai»yairchemists,^.packet3.at Island in'tina a ~ ■ : ... • 15.6d,.55, 10s, 15s, and 20s each.-..- ■■ •«'S'* IS«? 0W' der, is "njl7*!'6l! in destrojing fleas, bu^s ,ants, fliev cockroaches; gnats/mosquitoSs moths m furs, and every other species of insects in'ai. ;Btegea of metamoiphdsis; whUst it has no qualities de ie^r n qU« . T an belnSs> and h Il*** haim'e:s in iti W .cation to dogs cate, poultry, & c . We aak but on< eate°by dn?sgi3t*',a^ storekespers, and wholij' '■:" ■■-'.' ''" ''.' 'Agents':-' ; ■"'•■ -;--■..'•".'.: KEMPTHORNE, PEOSSEE, and CO. ■ BLOpia'S FOOD FOR INFANTS ... ,v;;; v ; : ;>»»;invai^s;'--'■;•:-/.:,•■..■,.:.■ -Prepared upon Baron Iyiebig's pilncipie: apwoved ana recommended by the most eminent of theMed'cal n .^ n n^ e3^.°%rsubstitute's fo7.tHeiaturfffoo.ii health and efiec!t»ally promotes; ;nnirition and '.: " A childdoprived of its mother's milk can only ba .."■".:..'. "BAKGS IJEBIG;" MEDICAIi CEKTIFICATES.' : ' "After a careful trial of Mrs Biobr's Farinaceous Food for Infants and. Invalids, I feel no little pleasure m recommencing itWthebest substitute I have met with for the natural feed of infants, from its bein? highly nutntiouß,-easy of digestion, and not*irritating the alimentary canal In my opinion its more cen-ral use would tend greatly to diminish the excesOolonm y Whi°h haS hitherto existed in the "JOHN SINGtiETON, M.D., '' ■ ; " Medicat M'Rsion Dispensary,' ■ " Wellington street, Collingwood." "Having tried Mrsßloor's Food for TnfantaandlnvaUda, I am ii'stlfl:d in saying thatVl consider W an excellent article in all cases where infants are deprived of their uatnral food, and invalids suffering from dyspepsia, combined with feeble dijesHve power)." : * "QODBBEY HOWITr, M.D., ■ ! "194 Collins street." • " Having tried Mrs Bloor's Victoria Patent Farinst«ous Food, I can safely recommend it as bein S well suited for mf»nts, children, and invalids, and as it is manufactured from Colonial grain, it is fresh, sweet snd very delicious, r . . ■~,. . , 7 ■ , "Jorix Wavwa, F.E.C.S.-, England.- -!' '* 121, Collins street E." ! .: ; "''"■•■•..'.; '.■■''•'.' Agbsts :, '■ : ■■■!■•'.;-■/■' I ' KEMPTHORNE, PiIOS3ER; : andCO.' '"'■ 'W E are Agents in the Colony for |T? tie following :— . J . Allcock's Porous Plaisters and Brandreth's Pills Hair Vigor, Cherry Pectoral, and Atkinson's InfantV Preservative, 'Scrivenor's'Anivni tenon . m ■ '■ - * Bishop's Effervesoent Citrate-of Magnesia, Banter's ■ i f il 61'\ itlO , ■ - Dr Brighfs Phospho-hUcS-s«nfl:itea'".SyrnW for Consumption, P?™*?'. ■*? a Mla", and M^»lo--a 3ondy's Disinfecting Fluid, Dinneford's Fluid Mag-^ ? r 8 Solar Elixir, Piils, and Crosble's Cough for be Jongh'd Cod Liver Oil, Friedrichshaii Water ' Sollup's Mexican Hair Keuawor and Floriline Sridley's fcing-ass, Hockin's Seidlitz Powders, Hood's r Cam. Solvent, Hofmann's Washing Crj'stals, Hall's 1 ' Steto^^- Blisteang OinU. roy"s Asthma Cigars, Judson's Dyes, Locock's Wafers HoUer's Cod Liver Oil, Norton's Camomile Pilla •••'■ ::- ?oweirs Bilsam of Aniseed, Bow's. Embrocation for Horses •••-...-. Jteedraira's'Soothlng Powders, Wheltiton's PUIs WinsJow"sSjrup - . :. 'j yeston'fli Wizard Oil, Mapric Pills, Mustang Liniment, and Condition Powders ; . .s .. .. . iarrj"s Tricoplierous,; MarßUna,' Safe Hair 'Dyoi; and Pearl Cream :,, .. ;,,.. ........ ;,,,, ;i : •..•.■-■7 /. :"eat"s well-known. Soaps'and Perfumery, ~, ?iesse an<l Lvbfa's eiqui'sita toilet requisites and Per fume?. ■ ■.■■.- •. •'•• <•..•'■!> "•■' '-c- ■•■' ■ '"■'• ■ ' • ."-;>-■''• . '•"'.;■:',;'SiAWOßU'STßfeßr;'";*..*. ..T,'.•:;' ! ■'■'■'■