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Timaru Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 3263, 12 March 1885, Page 4

Miscellaneous. TJ BEELENMEYER, ' HOMOEOPATHIC CHEMIST AND MEDICAL BOOKSELLER, 110 bWAFSTON StUEKT, MELBOTTBKE. , Homoeopathic Tinctures, Pilules, Triturations , Glo'..ulo; — Wholesale nnd R tail. ( Liberal AUownnres to thoae who upo largely. ; T^rms on Application. j Obdkbs by Post Pbomptly Attended To. , Medicine Chests in Variety from 11s. Proscriptions Accurately Dispensed. Tl>o following list of the remedies mo.-t cimmoply required in th<> coloniep, with th«h u*es will" be found helpfal to those about tr adopt the Homoeopathic Treatment. : — Aconite. — Feverishnejs, inflammation, cold (invasive stage), rheumatism, lumbago, uevnileia. Antimonium Tart. — Bronchitis, croup. o>ugh with much wheezing and difficult exp«lsioa of mucous. Arnica, M. — Injuries from falls or blows, con iiißßiona, physical fatigue, muscular rheumatism. Arsenicuru, A. — Inilnonza, cold with profuoe acrid diechargo from eyes and nose, shortness of brouth, skin affection?. Bellad»nna. — Sore throut., scarlet fever, ncarlct rash, congestive hcadncho, infantile convulsions, dry night cough, boils, carbuncles, abpcc-6?. Bryonia, A. — Bronchitis, dry cough, and pain in the chest, pleurisy, lumbago, dyspepsin, const ipat ion , pleuro- pneu aionia. Calcurca. Carb. — Scrofulous ntfectione, loet of flesh, difficult toething, scalled head of inf.ints Chamomilla. — Diarrhoea restlessness anr! other affections of children during 'eet.hing. China. — Diarrhoea from debili'y, . loss of ap petite, neuralgia, prostration from 'ibocess. C;na. — Disorders in children arising fron worms, grinding teeth, wetting bed. Colocynth. — Colic with diarrhxEn, dysentery, sovero neuralgia, sciatica. Drosera. — Spasmodic cough with chiug in hooping cough invaluable. Jfamamolia. — Bleeding from any pnrt, vari: cose veins, inflammation of veins, bleeding piles. Hepar. Sulph. — Soils, abscesses, whitlow, hoßrsonecs, inflammation of eyelids Hyi-irostis. — Chronic ulcers ulcerated mouth, constipation with piles. Ignatin. — Hyaterics, sleeplessness from fright or grief, low spirits, nervous headache. Jpecaouanha. — Hooping cougu, firur. stage - nausea. and vomiting, cough with retching hffimorrhage. Iris V. — Sick-h'eadarhe, purging and romitjng, sovero flatulent oolic, cholera inantum. Cali. Birch. — Bronchitis, acute and chronic; cough with much wheeziHg, yellow coated I tongue. Mercuriua. S. — Cold inthe head, eore throat, ulceration of mouth and throat, toothache _ from decay, diacharge frora oara. Nux. Vomica. — Indigestion, flatulence, constipation, spasmodic asthma, stuffy cold in the head ; alao for the reault of over study, and excessive uso of Btimulants. . ; Phosphorua. — Hacking cough, pain and tightness of the clieet. with 'wasting ; plouropneumonia, nervous debility. Pukatilla. — In measles almost specific, it ir preventive. Indigestion from rirh food, bitter, sour, or foul taste, pains in the left side (female). Rhua. Tox. — Chronic rheumatism, lumbago, rheumatic stiffness and lnmcnesß, sprains, redness of akin with burning and itching, vesicular oryßipeloß. Spongia. — Croup, dry hard barking cough, worse at night with tickling and burning sensation, Sulphur. — Skin disease, pimples, piles, üboful after boils to prevent recurrence. .: ' Homeopathic Tincture of Camphor (Dr Rubmi's). — Useful in first stages of cold and intluenza (an effectual remedy if promptly administered), cholera, colic, and diarrhoea fainting, spasms, and' epidemic diseases. In bnties, at Ib, Is 6J, and 2a 6d. Camphor Pilulos. — The moat convenient and portable form of the aamo medicine. In bottlee, Is, and la 6d. Green glass, boxwood ' capp, Ib 6d, and 2a 6d. Tincture of Arnica ranks first amongst external applications, for braises, 'Drains, tender feet. In battles, Is, la 6d, and 2s 6d. Arnica Cerate, for abraaion of the skin. In jira, Is, and Ib 6d. Arnica Liniment, for musuclar rheumatism — to be rubbed on the affocted partß. If la fid, and 2s 6d. Arnica Ball, for chapped hands or lips Is Tincture of Calendula, for cuts and Lacerntiona, wounda, ulcers, &c. In bottles, le Ib 6d, and 2s 6d. Calondula Cerata, for slow-healing sorei - In jara, la, and Is 6d. Glycamyl of Calendula. — A moßt valuable preparation for broken chilblains. In glass jars, la 6d. Tinoture of Rhus Tox, for sprains the of tendons, and for rheunratiam. Id bottlep, It 3d and 2b. RliusLinimont.— Valuable for rheumatism, : applied by rubbing the parts affected. Id bottles, Is and la 6d. Rhue OpodeldocIs fid. Hamamelis. — Ono of the chief remedies for Haemorrhages, bJoeding pilos, varicose veins, etc: In hottlos, la, la 6d, and 2s 6d. Hamamelig Cerate, for treatment of piles. • Injars, la, and le 6d. Carbolic Acid Liniment. — Mpat valuable for immediate application to burns and scalds Should be ready in case of accidents. Id bottles, Is 6d and 2a 6d. Taraus O. — A valuable remedy for C'lblains. Bottles, Is fid and 2a 6d. Arnica and Calendular Plaster. 9d and n 8d per packet. SEELENMEYER'S ' PHOBEERRINE. The restorative and invigorating effects of this valuable preparation are now extensively • attested by numbers who have resorted to it for GENERAL DEBILITY, DEPRESSION, POORNESB OF BLOOD, LOSS OB APPETITE, LACK OF VITALITY, &c. : ■ ;AI«o NEURALGIA when arising from general weakness. Bold in bottles, with directions, Ib 6d, z* 6d and 4s 6d. ' SEBLENMEYJItt'S CONCENTRATED TINOTURE OF PQDOPHYLLIN. , ( Ari effectual remedy for biliousness with . nausea and giddiness, bitter taste and riainga, biliotur-'voniittog-and purgihgs.'coriatipation, and allmaladieß resulting from Bluggißh liver, - Is, Is 9d, and 3s. < " I kn'owi no '•: medicine within the wide ) range of 'either the' Allopathic or Homcepathic Materia Medica, that exercises so - direct and beneficial an influence over a torpid condition of the liver as this drug." — Dr. WMorgan. • • ' j SEELENMEYER'S > SOLUTION OF PHOBPHORUB. j 20 drops contain one-tenth of a grain o. Pure i _ Phosphorus, i Thi,B solution is the oaly Homospathic pre E partition of Phosphorus in the colonies, of an absolutely certain strength, "' from which the • higher alteuuutiona can be correctly made. It can be taken in water, doea not undergo oxidation in mixing, is devoid of the unpleasant taste and odor of the drug, and retains its , strength for any length of time.. , Valuable in Tnbercu7arOonsuinplion, Irritai ting Cough, Debility, &c. Sold in bottles Is 6d, 2s 6d, and 4s 6d each. ; Liberal terms to the trade. ; bJSJBJLIDNMBYER'S SEMI-EMULSION OF 1 OOD LIVER OIL AND PHOSPHORUS Ia bottles, 2b 6d and 4s 6d each. [ HOMCEPATHIO WORKS. ! MATERIA MEDICA AND SPECIAL THERAPEUTICS OF THE NEW REMEDIES. By Dr E. M. Hale. Fourth Edition, revised and enlarged. In two vols. half bound. Morgan ON THE LIVER 3s 3d. A MANUAL OF PHARMACODYNAMICS, or the Action of Medioines in Health and Disease. By Dr Richard Hughes, 16s. By the same author. A MANUAL OF THERAPEUTICS; Two 8e 6d each. Dr Ruddock's Text Book, Medical and Surgical, on HMCE OP ATH 10 PartfCIPLES «a». G. SMALL, Agent, TimMU.