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Timaru Herald, Volume XL, Issue 2945, 1 March 1884, Page 4

Medical ET SEELENMRYER, HOMOEOPATHIC CHEMI3T AND MEDICAL BOOK3KLLKR, 110 Swa(.bton Street, Melbourne. ffomceopathic Tinctures, Pilules, Trituraiiors GloKules— Wholesale «nd Retail. Liberul Allowances to those who use Largely. Termß on Application. Okdess by. Post Promptly Attended To. Meiic'ne Oheßls m Variety fiom lie. Prescription!" Accurately Dispensed. Tim following list of the remedies moi't omrnonly required m the colonies, with tbeii ures, will be found helpful to those about U udopt ihe Horooaipathic Treatment : — Aconite. — FeveTishne*s, -nflammation, oolrl (invasive stage), rheumatism, lumbago, ncvralein. Aniimonium Tart. — Bronchitis, croup cough with much wbeezinu and difficult expulsico of mucous. Arnica, M. — Injuries from falls or blows, concussions, physical fatigue, musculiu 1 rhtumatism. Areenicum, A. — Tnflucnzi, oold with profu -fl icrid discharge, from eyeß ami iioeb, *hortiKSf> of brenth, skin afledionf. Bellad-nna. — Sore thnmt, scnrlft fever, "cttrlet ra?h, enngestive headache, infanti'u convulsions, dry night cough, boils, carbuncles, lll>C Hi". Bryonia, A. — Bronchitis, fry cough, and pf.in m the chest, pleurisy, lumbago, djspppsi', constipation, pleuro- pneumonia. Calcaren. Carti.— Scrofulous nffeolnns, los» of fleeh, difH.'ult. teething, HCiiHed head of infant*. Chumomilla. — Diarrf cbi restlessness and other affections of children duri ig 'eel hing. China. — Dinrrhcea from deLili'y, lo*b of ap. petite, nouralgia, prostration from ib-cess. Cina. — Disorders m children arisi.ig fron> worms, grinding teeth, witting beil. Colocynth. — Colic with dinrrhcun. Hvsontery, severe neuralgia, sciatica. Droser«. — Stia«modic cough with retching, m hooping cough invaluable. Hamamelis.— Bleeding from any p> rt, vnri c Be veins, inflammation ')f veins, bloedinp piles. Hepar. Sulph. — Boils, nbsi-essrs, vrhillow, hoars.'iie-s, inflammation of eyluls. Hj.lra»tii.. — Ol.rr.nie ulcer«. u lt»n.i«c innutli, constipation with piles. lgnatin. — Hysterics, Biei-plessneH* fn-n fright or grief, low soiritß, rervoun tietviWViit Ipecacuanha. — Huopiim :oukh, Hn.c st.B t "e, nausea and von.iting cough wit.li -r<*t«hiuf hiomorrhage. Irin V. — Sick-headache, purging anc vomiting, severe flatulent colic, cholera inf^ntum. Kali. Birch. — Uronchitif, arut<- and chronic, confh with much wheeling, yellow ca'ed tongue. Meronrius. 8. — Cold m the head, sore throat, ulceration of mouth and throat., toothache from decay, discharge froiH ears. Nui. Vnmica. — Indigestion, flatuletc , constipariou, spaKinodic aothm>-, stuffy coM m the hoad ; also for the result of over study, and excess ye use of stimulants. Phosphorus. — Hacking sough, pain nnd tightt ess ot thr chest, with wasting; pleuropneumonii, nervous debility. Pulsatilla — In measles almost specific, it if pravenii'-e. Indigestion from rich food, bitter, sour, or foul taite, pains m the loft side i;f(iuiH!e). Khup. Tox. — Chronic rheiim<ilism, lumbago, rheurriHtic siiffneKß and laratiness, sprains, rednets of skin wiih burning aarl iiching, vesicular erysipelas. y Spongia. — Croup, dry hard barking cough, worse at night with tickling and burning sensation. Sulphur. — Skin disease, pimples, piles, useful after boils to prevent rocurrenoe. Hoinoepathic Tincture cf Camphor (Dr Rubini's). — Useful m first jtageß of cold and inlluein* (an effectual remedy if promptly administered), cholera, colic, and diarrhoea, fainting, spasms, and epidemic diseases. In bot leu, at Is, Is 64, and 2b fid. Camphor Pilules. — The most convenient and portable form of the same medicine. In bottler, Is, and 1b 6d. Gre.m glass, boxwood caps, Is fid, and 2s 6(1. Tincture of Arnica ranks first amongst external applications, for braises, «orain«, tender feet In bottlns, Is, Is 6n\ and 2s M Arnica Cerate, for abrasion of the s«ui. In jim, 1), and Is 6d. Arnica Liniment, for musuc'ar rheumatism — to be rubbed on the af'ected parts. Is Is tid, and 2s 6d. Arnica Ball, for chapped hands or lips If. Tincture of Calendula, for cuts and lacerations, wounds, ulcers, 4c. In bottles, Is Is 6d, and 2s 6d. Calendula Cemta, for slow-healing sores In jars, Is, and Is 6d. Ulycamyl of Calendula. — A most valuable preparation for broken chilblains. In glase jara, U 6d. Tincture of Bhus Tox, for sprains the of tendons, and for rheumatism. Id bottles, If 3d and 2s. Rhus Liniment.— Valuable for rheumatism, applied by ruhbing t.lio ports atfect.erl. Id bottles, Is and la 6d. Rhus OpodeldocIs 6d. Hamamelis.— One of the chief remedies for Hsmorrhages, bleeding pile*, varicose veins, etc. In bottles, Is, Is fid, and ie fid. ifamamelia Cerate, for treatment oC piles. In jarß, Is, snd Is 6d. Carbolic Acid Liniment. — Most valuable for immediate application to burns and scalds Should be ready m c>se of accident). Ir hotl les, Is 6d and 2s 6d. Tamils C. — A valuable romedy for chilbluins. Bottles, Is 64 and 2< 6d. Arnica and Calandular Planter. 9d and If 3d per jacket. SKKLENMKTKR'S PHOBFBRRINB. Tho restorative and invigoi-ating effects of this valuable preparation are dow extensively atteiited by numbers who have resorted to it for GENERAL DEBILITY, DEPRESSION, POORNESS OF BLOOD, LOSS OF APPKTITE, LACK OF VITALITY. 4c. I Also NEURALGIA when arising iron general weakness. Sold m bottles, with directions, Is 6d, ga 6d and (is 6d. BEKLKNMEYKB'B CONCENTRATED '.UNCTURE OF PODOPHYLLIN. An effectual remedy for biliouxncss with nnusna aid giddiness, bitter ta»t« and riEdngs, }ilious lomiting and purgings, const ipu.t ion, and all maladies reßultina from sluegish Hver Is, 1» Od, and 3s. ' " I know no medicine within tho wide range of either the Allopathio or Homcepathio Ifatoria Medioa, that exeroisos bo direct an 1 beneficial an influonje overa torpid oonditiou of the liver as this drug." — Dr. WMorgan. SEELENMEYEB'S SOLUTION OF PHOSPHORUS. 2) drops contain one-tenth of t grain o. Vure Phosphorus. This solution is the osly Hotaujp.ahic pre paration of Phosphorus m the colonies, of an absolutolj certain strength, fnim which the higher atlenu itions can be corrnctly made. It enn ho taken m water, does not undnrgo oxidation m uj ixing, is dovoid of tho unpleaiiant taste nnd odor of tho drug, and retains its strength for any length of time. Valuab'e m Tubercular Consumption, Irritating Coui;h, Dobility, Ac. Bold m bottles la fld, 2s lid, and 4s fid eaoh. Liberal terms to the trade. SKKJjKK UKYER'S SEMI-EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL AND PHOSPHOEUS. In bottles, 2s 6d and 4s 6c eaoh. HOMffiPATHIC WOSKS. MATEKIA MBDICA AND SPECIAL THERAPEUTICS OF THE NEW REMEDIES. By Dr JE. M. H»le. Fourth Edition, rerised and enlarged. In two vo!s. half bound. ' Morc»n ON TMK LIVER 3»3d. ..A MANUAL OF PHARM VCODYNAMICS, or l,ho Action of Medicines m Health md Ditoasii. By Dr Richard Hughes, 16a. By tho ramo aulkor. A MANUAL OF CHKRAPKUTICS. Two iol». fa 6d each. Dr Ruddock's Text Book, Medical and Surreal, on E MCKOPATHIO PRINCIPLES 18*. G. SMALL, 'Agent, Tiinsru.