Public ilnnouncements^**^ Thfe o' i v *?!.■?'>?/> .Great .7'si Til. ntti- , (JXi - --Medicine: J S. i r ( i "nut "f Tf, * }. /i 1 }II ‘ f •7 ■ Lamploligh’s • Pyretic ' Saline ”VJ| v AK.ES a-mpst Purifying, invigorating,' JIMT iV. ,3f; ,r -nfiflll? W>;ifs and agreeable effervescing that givefc 5 instant relief ' in 'heat, - jungle! fever, in'headaclio;- sea. of bilious sickness lA "d fr.m ni->> •• j cures the worst' formsf of ■ Skin Complaints,! diseases arising from conges|eii ( livex^pfi other impuritiesi ! ’ ! By R ‘Vitalising the blood ; A" , ... , it thereby resists cliMatic 4 influences,' or the V; /JJcti} ,5. r, infection of measles, fevers, and other eruptive affections. ' ’ ' ‘ It is sold hy most" chemists/ and ? the maker | (note - the; trade mark), H. Lamplough, at the Laboratory! J153* fT H6lli>orn London, E.O. iwr.o | ; jr i; ■ GRATEFUi^COMFOiITIIif G, ■ V ' : If? f>*W V'Ty-it'” >'«•: EPPS’S-GOCO'a: ■*J* -?s: |TT> REA KFA ST.—“,By, a thorough knowIJD ledge of the natural laws which govern of well-selected cocoarMr Epps has-provided fotnihreakfastitables withia* fteli efttely-flavored beverage which may, f jnany heavy; poctor’s bills. It judicious use of such articles of diet bh at, a constitution may .. a : v. Abe gradually built übuflttfatrßng enough to Resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds pf subtle maladies - are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak •oint. We jnsyo€^ps ? |i?anyi fW&triv&aft1 * • - . a! «.. .....nil f rtutl il n/I IVfl 4-ll S AllllA by keeping ourselves well fortified witp|Mr<| blood and a.prqpcrly .nourished frame.” —Sec pi tide in; the CiviPSSrvfoe Qa/zcttc,^ I Madj simpJy v wijih s bpijing ssater ojpmilk. I Sold only in packets, labelled : IJ ■ | E PP S & CO., r HOMOEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, I LONDON. k; 8 CH(S(MiM!iJESS&Em£ | rill. tlxVfor Aftd'Jom. X Jt J O.Ux R J. COL LIS BROWNE’S OHiiORODYNE.— Vice-Chancellor SiR W« Page Wood stated publicy in Court that Dr J. Collis Browne was undoubtedly the inventor of Chlorpbyne,tbat what defendant Freeman said wah.deliberately untrue, and he fegretted to say it had been sworn to.— Times. July 13th, 1»64. Dr J. Collis Brown’s Chlorodyne.— The light Honi Earl Ilusselp' Communicated to he College of Physicians' and J. T. DavenlolCTawas* Chlorodyneiber 31st 1864. See Lancet, DeDr J. Collis Browne’s Chlorodyne “ is prescribed by scores of orthodox practitioners, f course it would not be thus singularly opular did it not ‘ supply a want and fill a ftIFHJ-T/TRT Dr J. Collis Browne’s Chlorodyne is the ist and most certain, remedy in coughs, colds, asthma, consumption, neuralgia, rjieumatism, &c. Dr J. Collis Browne’s Chlorodyne is a certain- cure -for-cl; 'coii<s» m, kJ- 'lo.o. 5 IDr J. Collis Browne’s Chlorodyne: ICaution : None genuine^,without the words ,f‘|Dr J. Collis Brown’s‘Chlorodyne” on the stamp. Over-whelming medical j|»stimony accompanies each bottle. Sole rr^nuf^qt ’ I?*T 'Davenport, 33) Grept" in? bswes«.pl. ll 9d, 4s 6d, and 11s. * KEATING’S” POWDER. Heating’s .FQVvdcr.li-rl a (f e 0 iD & wder -w E H "ILLS bugs, fleas, moths, beetles. This tj .m.LKi aaAia?.\^ hpoSwder is quite harmless to animal life. bra is unrivalled in destroying fleas, bugs, co|fi?oadfibß,"belles, molhs lilLurs, and'every other Spl)fisilen v(RI J&nd >D thl? invaluable for destroying .fleas in their ■®> V}f j r |Pp j* j :ft This article has found so great a sale that Tt haA ofliera ib 1 vend a so-called article in imitation. TEcPpublic are cau-1 Hioied that thertirisf.of the genuine powder j he; r the autograph -of - A Thomas Keating. ■v p'Y Ml , in Tipi KJiJ i Keating’s Worm Tablets, C'peitingi Afqfm Ta^ets. ... ■St Ik fd? I la t 1 ■%£ Keating’s Worm Tablets. V/'•-S .| ' | > f f ■/ A purely vegetable sweetmeat, both in >pearancc and taste, furnishing,, a , most xeeable method of administering the only 7 \XS iilfiAV'dAh rtain remedy for intestinal or thread worms. i yjrdx o^r* toon. jis a perfectly safe and mild preparation, 4is especially adapted for children. Sold tins by all chemists.? Proprietor, THOMAS KEATING,' London.;,
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Patea Mail, Volume IX, Issue 1059, 13 July 1883, Page 4
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