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Otago Witness, Issue 1581, 4 March 1882, Page 30

BUSINBSS NOTIOBB. j I Is Coosmnptioii Curable 1 j DR M'CALL ANDERSON says (Clluloal Leotareg, page 22) '.--"Theso remarks are epeolally oalled for at the present time, when bo much scepticism Js abroad , with regard to, the. value of medicines, andi when lyen dlptlßgnlshed physicians are delugtag our.perlodlcals with views subversive of the lisefuloesa ol certain remedial measures , bewo baded'are boorrect. Let us be-ribientifio If You Ukej'but when wel] ; grourided .exrierlence in the treatment of diseaao gashes with the reablt of solentlfio research, let us cling to the former; for. while the one is too .often based upon theory,, .the , pjher , Is founded upon fact.'.' The .wonderful resujt^from, Aiokin's Stbup op Eucalyptus wxth mm? phosphitbs o* Limb and 1 Quininb lni the treatment of pulmonary and bronohitloioomplaints verifies Dr M'Oall Anderson^ stateThe Hypophosphitßs h»ve r made their way with the pubjlb, and the profession against aetermjwed prejudice, ( an4,are now fSly adopted as being. indispensable In teeat-, ing Tuberculous , »fld , Lung Complaints generally. ■ The ouratlve effeotlof. the Eucalyptus, .or Blue Gumi on' Bronchial muoouS' membrane* has been lately established upon the oruolal test' of experience, and the combination of EuoalypW with the ' Hypclphesphites had proved to be' BimriBNTLY 4 efpioAci6us in actual practice. Bjlany sufferers from cheßt affections have testified to, the marked improvement, , the reparative action, and the vigorous freedom Imparted to the lungs, after using this Lung Healing Remedy, , .A trial of this valuable preparation will prove to be a source of renewed health, and holds out hopeful prospects to desponding sufferers. The following Ib literally the language of one who has tried the' Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphltes, of Lime and Quinine :— " After commencing the medicine the expectoration came away freely, my cough appeared to be naturally relieved, and I could then sleep at night, although It was Impossible to get quiet sleep previously. My ohest seemed to have a weight lifted off It, and I could take'a breath with freedom. My appetite W better, and I feel, altogether strdngeir, and In a fair way to recovery, lam tharikful to say." ,' ";, , Sold In bottlea at 3a 6d e»ob. > ' '' , Wholesale Agents : ' , ,L , THE NEW ZEALAND DRPG COM« .■ ' „PANY, ; , ; DU N.ED IN. lUS ' pWiIES^^NTISTRiri' ". ,W R , H 6,IR AO E . B ! 6S J# S O NJ JJLL j. . jDmnpr^ »';_•■ -^ | Late Robinson and Eaymond, ' Ad^ess^; .';.' ;' ',„ • '•„'"' ■ Comer of GEORGE STREET, and MORAY ■ .l f J, ''•' ;■ PLACE, '''/.',;'" , ' . . • * His long' experience In the i Profession, together/^itK.iU'the tofc^* l lm|jrpyeioa ) e'ntt"ln the mechanical department^ will ensure to tie parents every f ilatl?f,aotloti and c'pmfort. NO CHARGE FOR ADVICE, . STEEDMAN'S SOOTHING POWDER Children Cutting Teeth. . . OAUWON TO PURCHASERS. > •> ' The value of this 'well-known Family Medlolne has been largely tested in all, parts of the world, and by all, grades of society, fer upwards of JiJTr years. : Its well.;earned extensive' sale, has 1 Induced, spurious imitations some of wtichilnjOutward, appearance so oloßely resemble the , orlglnrt as, t? ; have deoeived m*ny, purchasers,, ; Th«; proprietor therefore feels it due to the public to give a .special caution against the übo of, suoh Imltatlonß. ' ' ' ' ." '''..', Purchasers are therefore requested ©are'fully to observe the four following distinctive pharaoteristlpß, without which none 'are Be i* In'^ery oase, the words JOHN STEEDMAN, Chemist, .Walworth, Surrey, are engraved , on ; ;the ftoyernment Stamp affixed to eaohpaoket. > ■ >' 2. Each single powder has directions lo» the dosei and the wordß, John Steedman, : Chemist, Walworth, Surrey,erlnted tkereen. 8. the name Steedman is always ' spelt with two ie's. ' / . 4, The mariufa.oture Is oamed'on aolely M Walworth, Surrey. ' , ( . Sold In Packets by aU Chemlflts and Medloln* Vendon, »t li lid and 2i 9d «oh : o Sold by Kwptbonit, Pw«w«». -vnfl f Ona«dla r OUea. T) LAIR'S GOUT PILLS. 1 The greatest English remedy for GOUT AND RHEUMATISM. AU Bufferors from the above - complaints, either of recent or long standing, are advised to use BLAIR'S GOUT and RHEUMATIC PILLS. They can be relied upon as the most safe and effectual remedy ever offered to the public, and have been universally ÜBed in Europe and America many years with the greatest success. Her Majesty's Commissioners have authorised the name and address of " Thomas Prout, No. 229, Strand, London," to be itnpressed upon the Government stamp affixed to each box of the genuine medicine. Sold In Englftad at Ib 1H aud 2s 9d per box, or obtained of any ohemlat in the Anotfßlitn Oolon 25[»» REMEDY FBEB !— A victim of youthful imprudence causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility, Lost Manhood, &c, having tried in vain every known remedy, has dißcovered a simple Beff oure, which he will send FREE to his Mow-sufferers.— Address J. H. REEVES, Esq., 43 Chatham street, New tfork City! U.RA,SS=:-c^— . 2l|»