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Timaru Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 1628, 9 December 1879, Page 4

Medical £|OLLOND'B OPTICAL AND 808. * VEYINCr INSTRUMENTS Can be obtained through their aeehta, GORDON AND GOTOIf, MELBOURNE, Free of all charges save 10 per cont commission. £ ■ A 4-inoh Transit Theodolite, best quality trough and circular compass 23 0 0 6-inch do., do 27 0 0 6-inch do., do. „, „, lta 84 0 0 4-inoh Theodolite, best quality ,"., 21 0 0 6-inch do., do. 25 0 0 6-inch do, do. ... ... tM 28 10 0 14-inch V Level, best quality ... 14 14 o 4-inoh V Level (Improved), with locking plates, &c. 21 0 0 MINING INSTRUMENTS, &c ™,t™ field GLASBEB, 425., 63s\ TELESCOPES for Terrcstiil or Astronomies __ Purposes ST. PAUL'S OHUROHYARD, LONDON nn^ft "" be o °^ tained of Qorfon »°^ Ootoh, Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane. MOLLER'S COD LIVER OIL. Head OJBces, Ohristjanta, Norway, Branch Offices, 621 Oxford-street, London. Steam Manufacturies at Stamsund and E* belvasg, Lofoten Islands, Norway. TVT O^^ L7 TOR OIL " LT -3- , The ? t8 , nd «<i." "la May, 1872^ an article on "Lofoten Islands in the Season," s»ts, :— In these islands, when no sun ia scsa above the homon, and night lasts nearly 2* »9ura, the tourist who bravrn the perils of tbe* tiOrt but stormy passage will encounter • strange Scene. Though deserted' m the summer, these Wands swarm with some 20,000 m the winter, attracted by tht c " fish, which arrive m millions every January* £ paWD ;* c for the '^ toa iM over hab~v been 17,000,000 fish, which is below the " average. After the fishery, the most interesting features of tbe islands are Mr PETER taxless COD LIFER OIL, where thousands of barrels of the most delicate livers undergo » series of operaWons for about two months. The virtue of bis mode of operating is its produwng the oil m its natural state ofpnrity without refinement, jnst as it is found m the fish while living, possessing qualities surprisingly pleasant to thoie accustomed to associate as synonymous nasty taste and cod liver oU. Ibe great secret of the excellence of his oil ia absolute cleanliness m manufacture, and ex. elusive use of fresh livers removed from the fish immediately it is taken, rendering it as tasteless as the best olive oil. It is painjful to think that ths fishermen among themselves, and amid a scene of filth, make inferior sorts of oil from the stole livers i but this oil is generally known m the market by its very nauseous flavour." ' • ' m/TOLLER'S COD LIVER OIL « pro- « if" J , duoed exclusively from selected livers of the finest quality, and Lofoten fishery possessing faculties which appertain to no other fishing ground m the world for the exclusion of all putrid, unhealthy, and poor livers.. MOLLER'S COD LIVER OIL.— Dr. W. Domett Stone, MJX, of Finsbnry Dispensary, &0., » a y ß :i _.i it is unquestionably the best— immeasurably superior to the browi oil, more palatable, and far more efficacious.' Ik/T LLKR'S COD LIVER IL.— Dr w Tv T Abb ? lto »^M.D., M.8.C.P., late of JNortn Jjondon Consumption Hospital, &o™ says:— "lt is productive of more immediate benefit than the other.kinds of oil are, and it is the purest and best kind of cod liver oil that can be obtained." ' OLLER'S OOD LIVER OIL. — Dr E, H. Ruddock, M.D., L.RiOP, M.R.0.5., L.M., say*!— I am glad to be able to give my emphatic recommendotioa to sq pure' a preparation." : OLLER'S COD LIVER OIL.— Dr. O. Harrer, M.D., L.8.0.P., of tho German Hospital, says :— " It has no disagree, able taste, and on account of ita careful preparation is more easily digested than pthcr descriptions." . . -i MOLLER'S COD LIVER OIL.— T.W. S. Locke, Esq., M.R.C.B.E:, Admiralty Surgeon; &c.; writes from the Home for Sick Children : — " I can confidently recommend Mi Moller'B Oil to the public as of exceptional purity and great dietetio value," ■ MOLLER'S COD LIVER OlL.— Durham Medical Society has, at one of its meetings, pronounced to be the best cod liver oil extant. • ..•■•■■ MOLLER'S COD LIVER OlL.— "Henioeopathio Word" describes it as an oil of the very finest quality, probably superior to any other, kind | repeatedly prescribed by the editor with satisfactory results. : MOLLER'S .COD LIVER OIL. — "Pubhb Health," No. 41, Vol. 111., says :— ". Although there are people who still cling to the notion that there is a particular virtue. ia the dark-ooloured oil, leading antborities are all m favonr of the pale variety, o which Moller's is the principal kind." MOLLER'S COD LIVER OIL.— W H.Arroilage,Esq., L.R.C.P.E.J Glasgow, writes: — " I hava carefully examined it, and believe it to be as pure a specimen aa I ever had the opportunity of testing. I have used it extonsively m private practice, and have been highly satisfied with the results. It is free from any unpleasant taste or odour, which makes it agreeable to take." MOLT,ER'S COD LIVER OIL.— J. 0. Hume, Esq., L.R.0.P.K., writes :' "If the virtuos of Cod Liver Oil depend, on it* purity, I would recommend MOLLER'S ss the purest, and, as my experience goes, thr most satisfactory oil I have used as a medical**' agent." TV/TOLLER'S COD LIVER OIL n ß g . , beon honoured with numerous Testt monials from the highest authorities m th medical world. MOLLER'S COD LIVER OIL.— Dr Hassatl, of tho Royal Free Hospital, &0., says:— "l find it the purest specimen o tho oil eyef submitted to me for examination.' OLLER'S COD LIVER OIL.— Th ."Indian Medical Gasctte " saysj— For limpidity, clearness, and delicacy of taste and tmell it is superior to any we have overseen. • MOiiijtuta UUD LIVER OlL.— The " Lnncot " says : — " It is onti of the purest wo have ever met with." . MOLLER'S COD LIVER OIL, . being produced from such exceptional ma terial by tbe process of which Mr Peter Mollor is the inventor, is entirely free from tbe objections and disadvantages to well known m other oils. OLLER'S COD LIVER OIL therefore is distinguished by tho utter ab> ecnoo of iho nauseous taeto and offensive odour usual m cod liver oil. Its consequent easy digestibility makes superfluous tho ad* mixture of other ingredients used for improving ordinary oils. MOLLER'S COD LIVER OIL has received the Only and First Awards at all the great Exhibitions of England and Con tinent, and beaten iti competitors at tho following exhibitions, receiving the Only Prise Medal,. .... MEDALS, the Only Ones Awarded — London International Exhibition, 1 —Paris International Exhibition, 1867— Bergen, 1865— Ohristiania National Exhibition, 1871— Drammen National Exhibition, 1873— Stockholm Scandinavian Exhibition, 1866— Naples International Exhibition, 1871 —Copenhagen Exhibition, 1872 — Moscow Polytechnio Exhibition, 1872— Vienna for " Progress," 1878— Vienna, for " Jlerit,"lß7B —Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition, 1876.