Page 56 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Witness, Issue 2209, 2 July 1896, Page 56

> Are. universaHy admitted to S>e worth a ©wiaiea a Fjox, for Bilious and Nervous Disorders, sucb as Wisid and Pain in the Stomach, Sick Headache, Giddiness, Fulness and Swelling; after Meals, ©fizzauess and Drowsiness, Cold Chills, Flushings of Meat, Loss of Appetite, Short* ness of Breath, Costivenesg, Scurvy and Blotches on the Skfiaa, Disturbed Sleep, arad all Nervous and Trembling SSeaisations, &c, &c. . The first dose will give relief in S© minutes. This is wo fißction, for they nave done it in countless cases. Every sufferer is earnestly invited to try osae Box of these Pills, and they will he acknowledged to be For Females these Pills are— " U A p&'ieeless boon, a treasure more than wealth, The banisner of pain, the key to health. 5 ' These are FAOT^ testified continually by members of all classes of society, and osae of the best guarantees to the nervous and debilitated is BESCHA^'S PILLS HAVE THE LARGEST SALE OF MBY .PATBrF MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. Prepared only by the Proprietor. T. BEEGHAIW, St. Helen's, Lancashire in boxes Is lid and 2s 9cl each. Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers everywhere^ . J J U.B.— Full directions with each box. * S©li© IX BOXES Is l^d (containing 5® Pills) and at 2s ©d (ta*eMe quantity), v -I «^ats life© a Glove." C \^\ \j^=s\ [^S] l=Sl [SSl i^fM^^^^^l^MMMMM^M^^^^^lMl 'SS^totaS'^dStoNSSl, I ,' tt SI [*=™[| |«=J l 1^^! E^J l ß^^' l^^l lE^^J |r^^' r '> 1° 'I l l^^! |lr^^ l liZLZjsELI with fully wairantod intorchangeablo blndos, whic' ! SlJllnnvßßnlv ' /~!T - —aw ~ > ™ » . Irri nover require grinding. All who uso them apeak wit J I I BiSlStflsSlSlti *% IttU>K^^ msz | frTi / Lin unbounded enthusiasm of their capacities; and ovm R IlvlSi'U'vli V J ILUJ • _____ t ~"^J fchoso with the strongest beards and most tender skin T nSn \ H TH£ only RE^'l^-BLE DISINFECTANTS W gggg^^^> I* Ifril - - -«i -_—>. fc___« fIU Pl<anc °> Mld 'Birmingham. Introducer of tho tin&lM&MWfflL nn\m mv ">' iJ)u * ttmtl > t I liU y*-» A Vr T f>rin^ /^ fc, original and only gonuino " Gom " ah- guns. Insisf niaur\c^s™|*\.OLUVi: Approved by liie < , n _f • fflk H m/ K^-kI I H 8 / fetek. ffl ipon having guns marked "Arbonz, ff with trade uliolopolileiroria. I F] JJ , fl /J& g «V g—^ B^^ H L=J| .mark "A "In Swiss cross for first quality, and "B" i^^?^4 Annual SaU | |_-J im El_^_f W S__*# fi m. Jl Jb±~Jr nnl Swiss cross for second (or cheaper) quality Ct over One j 1 ffl mJ-_--f ¥ iß— tf Jtt _. «5_V nj Principal Ixuporton. Million Fairs, . I [tJJ ! ■ • — J To be had of all Dealers | r~| -• m TTIT TTTTh M A ITU AT TfS fl A TITIOT Tfl T1 AT UrT^TITI 11? ' W.S. THOMSON & CO., LTD., LONDON, J M iiU. 0J? JjUIIJ UlllDUlllU. UAJIDULIU fUlflJllll, PJ A BEAUTIFUL FABRIC. Manufacturers. I j-i in 8 and 16 oz. ribbed Bottles at 1/- and 1/6 guaranteed to contain 15 per cent. Calvert's M ££ -w.^^af^^lT s^™ .- Sea that every Corset Is marked "THOMSON'S ) \\M} Z , , , . „ m- „+ O/ft o^/l « n x , / , t^. . c . . H SB W^ Wss 31 ; glove-fitting," and bears our Trade Mark, C If- each: 1, i, and 1 gallon Tins, at i/o, 4/- ana No. 5 Carbolic, the strongest Disinfectant Hi] W IliffP ** | the Crown. No othersare genuine. J [|Jj| J Rates)> ■ ■||| || J^ These world-renowned Corsets have a reputation J j— il v /" wv \ & ' . auuyvii. u-n %0 U£U •f over thirty y^^ing. Present salea j, p A very effective Wheat Dressing. Instructions (Cheaper in using than other so-called Car- J=H w I ' C|M on label. bo l ic p ow ders), in £, 1, and 2 lb. Tins, at 6d., UU IS^H IB&tB&Wt&m ) HTii c^ ali 5 + ad Snli fl Yw«> BrittehGoV^^^^ ' I/", and 1/6 each (English Bates). [UJj] VfIVFTFFIiI' Th^ C^nWNI ' I mont after tacterlologieal tests.) /» / \ o / i-ji MBaiaHiaJi is&Bllai 'I Alfl-Aini-irSl^nAll TA '' BULK LOTS AT LOWER PROPORTIONATE RATES* fill '^ ' r ~ i ! ' Li B - M - aovER > in tis re P° rt t0 tiie D^ 60 * 0^^ 161^ 1 of Pri sons, says :— « Carbolic Acid is the jjjj BLUE BLACK. ' ' M S ri most certain wnd powerful of the numerous substances used as antiseptics and disinfectants. The JJ A^HI PERMANENT • fl fißr ™ '>( Ilil • preparations supplied by Messrs. Caltbrt & Co. are, in my opinion, much superior to those of any m IW^Wf gffT m a«|# ■ | 9 w> !» Hi dw - ' p. jbflff i^: ft i^^P^^fe'Sk ® P- B. H. Bakbwbll, Esq., M.D., late Medical Officer" of Health at Trinidad and Dunedin, New iUj IJP?Sii BICH & RARE COLOURS 0 ?3»^^B Si II 11I 1 lljli Zealand,writes:— a Some people object to the smell of Carbolic Acid. I consider it a great advantage. jjjJJ J^Hl ' Jor Pww»i« ir«ar BS)®Aal I, i ' fel My directions always were : ( Sprinkle enough Carbolic Acid or Carbolic Powder to make the smell lp=ri m EVERY TINT " *g bli?^^S B ' II 11I 1 P distinctly perceptible and keep this up.' If this be done Ido not think any contagious disease can LJ R§l ' T~^L,«», S) . SHS?^.!^ ??* J l=fl spread from the sick to the healthy. Uil HSi| VELVETEEN ! ' i m A series of experiments, published in Sanitwy Record, with o*l per cent. (1 in 1,000) of fifteen ~\ tumesrßSouso*, Tea CROWN PERFUMERY OIL 5 m disinfectants show clearly that No. 5 Carbolic (Calvert's) was the only one which prevented B i HftlL SSSeS ' lonbon 111 1 P] decomposition and putrefactive- odour with so small a percentage. . [UJJ g u^^^M^ tSSSh? "^ ( I [TJI m i »r w v v * ' " ' ' ' . fl U i __ a Decorative Purposes. J LMJ j=j NOTE WELL. -Each sTard of Genuine Exquisite Modg^ i |jj|] spurious imitations are usually made with tar oils which are nearly worthless. |tijl Jgggs, O tte^-ST£SS Guaranteed Weai-. • I=l «-j=-il w^h a Guarantee of wear. TLjvx 23 JHE W&^<' fill C P PAIUFDTJ? Pn Awarded HO Gold and |jr . v^^^ • .^L^^^ 3 3eaToo^ets|| 7J • Manchester, England, '^^^^^^^^£ Diplomas jjjj] jBSSSEjjSgfpP^ I^J^KZm^ *M ORIGINAL MAKEES AND for the Superior ExceUence of p |#^^^^^ a £ 9 i s \Jiiiiil* *S^§»^ dol^^ M_ GOVERNMENT PURVEYORS their Oarboh'c Preparations. Jjjj IfRQPP of Blades; I ftot Order of Merit, -MTwnnWtJggg. gold Medal, Jamaioa, 1891. I Why?lttoudießthcßpatp3^| j: S. COLORS AND l\ Use for Bruises, Chilblains, Eczema, &c. g; I GENUINE RED LEAD. y^\\V r^^^N I •$**** ! &r > *\, Hsnrv iVi h ' prepared liquid paints. -c &*-~%ik &L \ iota* . «i © i AUTI PfIDDfIOIUC DAIMTO \s*&- *VV" \n^ *~~7/)j I |£ff ) ™~assv ; : ur» oil >^ Bo S, L a s !S« 0"'0 "' S BfelTll !i/.! i/. The HOMOCEA CO., Ltd., g , _X<T-fVi_W Refined COLZA oib •S 22, Hamilton Square, BiRKBNHSAD. g i BKUoHtO. %^V^ QUfftfP MAPITTMrt ATT fl/ a /,fr fl/i// P///4 I 0 Dear Sirs :—Your ointment w', . \%3 V^x^ Dlllilir MAKKIJMG OIL, DIcLOK, tied, bIUB, t %*>]&? SeSSgSSdous §i; <$?>^ Ew aaa B °^e Boiled Liaseed Oil. | • ft perfect and efficient massage. It is as soft as oil, and almost instantly W i W%^3^ k^V T^Amoo UmKKiiaL' P Qnn I +/4 0/ I !^y% 0+ I nnAnn CnrvlnnJ I 1& mollifying in the case of severe inflammation. * @,' \^ I fIOITiaS HIIDDIJCK & OOfl, LtCl.j A LlHie 0t« LOnaOfl fcnglanQi If 5 2 Yours faithfully,-.. HENRY M. STANLEY. /& ' V>>^ • Estaiblisfaea ives, : X fe]9 Soiaby all chemists. Sole proprietors, The HOMOCEA Company, Ltd., Blrkenhead. J «... _v«_, _,— w» , _..._,_. —- — ..-.....« _. IP' " S?M@©®©©®®®®©®©®©^®®S©®®®© AUSTRALIAN OFFHCE-34, QUEEN STREET* MELBOURNE II