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Otago Witness, Issue 1355, 17 November 1877, Page 22

BUSINESS NOTICES. "- TyNNEFORD'S FLUID. /.MAGNESIA hr tH? 1 "^ rem ® d y for Acidity' of tha' Stomaoh, headache, Heartburn, Ind%efeoi' Sour Eructations, and Bili&iis Affeclbibns - J & w the Physician's cure for Gout, J Rheumatlo Gout, Gravel and all othertomplaintsof titf bladder. And as a safe and gentle -medfcW for Infants Children, Delicate Females.'-'atiJ for the sickness of Pregnancy; >'Dinheford's f i Magnesia is indispensable. < - -i ' Sold by.aU Druggists and Storekeepers! V . N.B.— Ask,forDinneford'sMagnema.M. J • KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER{&r CO M . , Wholesale, Agents. Dunedin!; v d wS?^?££ D IN^ABIDS,^r^ j ALL WHO VALUE,THEIR H g A '^j^ : DR NICHOLS'S - WTf I food m liiipip i A Food on which one' may. entirelyOive f andwhich will sustain.thebodyin full vig6ur for: :health to thousands who are,aow,sufFennß, ' fr .o m ,, D yy s Pepaia, Constipation/ and7 ) the£ ■attendant maladies. . . -J>««ww FROM THE CIVIL SERVICE GAZETTE" ' Of February 3, 1877 :' - ' * "2 r Nicl ">ls'a Food of ' Health, is a highly' nutritious and .suitable article of diet formyahds and infants, and it musfrnot" be named «a 4.1 " Kid derminßter,-Dec. 9.4876. Gentlemen— l have never for one moment suffered from indigestion since takinglhe Food of Health for supper. "W. Coxon, Councillor." Agents : ' ■ ■' ",: ' . KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER, and' 00 ; ''- Dunedin and Auckland ; '.: ~ ' FELTON, GRIMWADE,' and, C.6 ' ".''' | Wellington. t " ..; ", ' >jj yi .THE FAMILY HERALD:? ' ! ' C ?l om f l^P9^ellerß can obtain an .extra supply of the current Parts /through" Messrs Gordon and' Gotch,. Collins' strlet^Mei: 7 . bourne street^ Sydney '; W"Q^ii l street, :Bnßbane.^ -"■■■ '- ,u\i?'l '' i: <%iy"> ; ■ —U—llU — 11 :: '','.' if .'•/.•'"*}'. s : #srof' ie" Fafe : We^ d ~: ' Its 'noveW , and fefeH well written as^the best CttcuiaimfWrarv' atones," • "" !•)■■■ .';•' " > ">u s o""3T* «'■'■- •'•■"Trice Sixpeh'cei o "•'•* '""11" 1 - *•>"*&* Family; herald ''US^k^Ha^ - The Melbotifrie'Punch say3i-^ l£ii? ' !: ' /; '* '^^tyiyearsrasawe Were' we^Vsen* 1 .to.buysthe Eamdy-iiieralld^ WeJa^riow old^ 1 ■ and lasfcj-week w.ejirecklesslyiipurohase'dH%r jmpnthly,part,pf,the .Family Herald, and we l^ are bound, to l s.tate f that:in its green .o'.drage'it. h I ] er ": mo ?e .interesting, and I a .better (publication £han. eyer. , Like 'Wine^isMm.j [proves with age.:;, " ■ „, V".,.". . I -r— t —^ , • ■ • f [r • - ' Price Sixpence. I .. 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