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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5549, 22 February 1886, Page 4

Business Notioes. POSTAL BOUNDABY, MAP OF CHRISTCHUBCH ANI 6UBURBB. SHOWING PENNY~POSTAL DELIVBBT Pbiok , ,„ ft ON SALE AT LYTTELTON TIMES " OFFICE j or STMPSON k WILLIAMS. DO , BookseUers and Publisher.*, BSI Christohurob ■wr Recommended by the most Distlnguißhod ..umbers of the Medioal Profession. THE Purest Spirit Procurable. Aa a Tonio aud Stimulant ik cannot lie surpassed, giving tone and life to the oystem. The deplorable effects which have foi. lowed the use of vile compounds sold uuder tho namo of Schnapps should be n caution to tho publio to purchase only To which 4000 physicians have certiflod its excelleuco and purity over all other otimultuitß, No family should be without it. CAUTlON.— Consumers of Wolfe's Bohuappß. especially those who take it medioinallj, should purohaso it only by THE BOTTLE, and ensuro obtaining tho genuino wtiole, there boing % fraudulent imitation in tho market Modical. DEAFNESS. ABSOLUTE CUBES ottered to aUI Bend_ny Pamphlet anent the Priceloßs Remedies of tho , London Koyal Ear Infirmary's Aural Surgeons. Send stamps for reply. IT. B. HANNAFORD, Auckland. N.Z. 9806 PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON HEiI Kf BTHI TONIC GREAT BODILY STEENGTH, GERATNEEVB STRENGTH, GEEAT MENTAL STRENGTH, 1 GEEAT DIGESTIVE STEENGTH, Follows the use of PEPPER'S QUININE AND IKON TONIC. It improves tho appetite, promotes digestion, greatly strengthens tho nor vesy increases strength of pulse, gives firmness to tho muscles, alters pale countenance*-, supplier! deficient hear to weak circulations, ovorcomes bodily weariness ahd weokness, euros many painful complaints— neuralgia, sciatica, &c. ; is a remtdy for dyspepsia, stomnch affections, kc, and thoroughly recruits the health. . PEPPER'S TONIC. Insist on having ib. Bottlef sold everywhere. Mode only at liodford Laboratory, London. PPUPPII'- THE SAFEST JT J_._r JT J-.1l- (5 ANTIBILIOUB MEDICINB TARAXACUM and POBOPHILLIN. Is now used and regularly prescribed by many Physicians instead of bluo pill and calomel for tlio cure of dyspepsia, biliousness, and oil symptoms' of congestion of tho liver, whioh are generally paia beneath the shoulders, headaohe, drowsiness, no . appetite, furred tongue, disagreeable tasto in the morning, giddiness, disturbance of the stomach, and feeling of general depression. Bottles, 2e _*d and 4s ffd, 1 Sold by nil Chemists. Insist <>n having Pepper's BULPHOLINE LOTION. ; THE CURE FOR SKIN DISEASES. IN A FEW DAYS ERUPTIONS. PIMPLES, BLOTCHES ENTIEELY FADE AWAY. BEAUTIFULLY FEAGEiNT. PEEFECTLY HAUMI.EBB. CNRES OLD-STANDING SKIN DIBEASEB. EEMOVES EVERY KIND OF ERUPTION BlOT, OR BLEMISH, AND RENDERS THE SKIN CLEAR, HMOOTH, SUPPLE, AND HEALTHY. Bottles sold everywhere. Mado by J. PEPPER k CO., London. LOCKYER'S SULPHUR HAIR RESTORER. THE BEST. THE SAFEST. THE CHEAPEST. ' EEBTORES THE COLOUR TO GRAY HAIR. INSTANTLY STOPS THE HAIE FROM FADING. OCCASIONALLY USED, OEAYNESB IB IMPOSSIBLE. EEMOVES SCURF, AND EMBELLISHER THB HAIR, CAUSING IT IO GROW WHEREEVER THIN AND t'AT.HY. Large Bottles. Is 0d Sold everywhere. 1149 J~3 O. H. JENSEN A CO., Medioal Herbalist • having opened busiuess for tbo umnu--1 faoture and salo of Horbal Remodiee, _uujr Ua consulted at my Laborator,", 81, Manchester ..iee. or letters stating your .-aso wiU bo pur. dually attended to. Having had life-long practice iv Europo and Australasia of thirty yeara, will bo riD)* to treat auv cases thnt H_i;*_.t como beforo mo, in» ■ ! clndingbaipitationof tho honrt, gout, rhmiiLiitiem, 1 palt-y, hvstericn, Ht Vitus' dance, dytibuterj, cholera, piles, diabotes, girvel. dropsy, feveib, con sumption, asthma, and auy other disease ci man • woman, or child ; corns cured. A largo nun ber o • • testimouialu from people in ChTistchurch. Doiti/V t forget the address— Bl, Mauohestor street, next to ■ Mr Banks _ 7oi)0 , "Diseased Nature oft**i'.ioicß breaks forth in , btraiigo crnptiovs."— Aot 111. Scuno 1. ) TO TIIE PUBLIC. SOME patients sniloriug from nervous r.tlt;oti>-na nro afraid, fiom i-hoer basbfulntss und , modesty, to pei'SOKam.y cousnlt a me'lioai man— 1 other patients havo not tho Bolf-po.f-oi.sum nnd 1 ! coolness wheu in the consulting room, to accurately , ! doforibe thoir symptomß-tboir habits of life, and , ! tho naturo of the disease thoy suffer from. a I Let such persons (ho or she) sit qnietly down in t the privacy of their own apurtmente, and with , I calni mindß describe clearly each Bymptom of their , J enso; a clear statomen*. thus written, and kid I ; beforo me, is far preferable in Kr.uvona diseases to a personal consultation. Where, however, n i disease is of a peculiar aud oxaeptional character , ! a personal consultation may becomo necessary 5 , 1 but my enacess iv correspondence is co great, that j of the thousands upon thousands whom I have trosted by letter during the last 3. years, not n . I single mistake has evor occurred, not a cast* lird f • ever beon made public-in fact, tho very simplicity , I of my systciu of correspondence prevents publicity. i At tho same timo madioiuos ore scut to my ' patients in ouch a form as to defy detection. II How mnny thousands have I not brought icy to P ( How many havo been enabled to outer iuto tue i niarriagn state through consulting moV How many aftor marriage havo privately ion. , I Bnlted mo and beon blessed, and their married livoa t ! made fruitful and happy P „ How many wasted ruined youths of both sexes ' have also boon restored to health, nud t muked r ' thoir manhood, for hrivlng c?> ,8 " 1 t ed J n^^ I ?™_Z How many questions arise whero the family ! physician is unable to nnrnvol tho aso, mid whoro I often the patient lingers on, not daring to wil Mo 1 family medical adviser tho nature of U lb complaint, nntilconsumption, wasting, or mental disease set l in, and the snitcrcrgeta byondtho curable atage. I and is left a bopoloss wreck V I A letter written in the privacy of the room sud dronncd in tho post-l-ox reaches me quietly* tho ' ■ answor is returned as quint ly and ■luostjmtKtiouMy. ! and tho patient, wi houtßtepping from In* chambe* except to post Us lotter, is by return of post pnt in ■ full pnscession of the naturo of lus cane. His hopot*. 1 are r.iif.ed, hisdonbts romoved, and he is ■•omparaI tively a now muu j in faor, in many cases, a new 1 being altogether, 1 : Tlio only •uldltiou to the ordinary written le'ter . is tho age, occupation, habits, aud symptoms, 1 nothing inoro. Wto usual oonsultotlou fee of £1 (ono pound) must bo euolosed, othorwise no avhwer will be returned. j There aro thousands of cunes in dail«* life where a ! consultation with ono at a distanco will remove- by ' a singlo letter a great fenr, agroat oaro, ami it often solves wbnt appears us an impenetrable mystery. i Many a sad heart hnsheen mado joytnlou receipt I of an explanatory lotter from me. ( To thoso who aro about to marry, I would nny ' consult 1110 beforo doiug so, and thus jn-m-cnT ihhij , after troubles, and remove many nnnencsvary oi.**__ ■ and prejudices ; tv thoßo moro especially wtyo havo suffered: iv early years fiom disonsc, or who hnvo yielded to thoir passions, to those I eny nt. ouco , cousnlt with m«, do not furry, deluys are dangerous.. aud us r.n expoit, my time may not be always at your sovvioe, you can, by simply OHi'loning * no pound, have tho hotiofit of my experience In tho • sumo manner ns if 1 lived in your owu town, and 1 witn the additional advantage of thorough privciey, -Yours truly, LOUIS I. WIITM, Address— Dv L. L. SMITH, 182, COLLINS Hl'Rt-hT EAST, Melbourne. CONSULTATION PEE, UY LETTER, 4.'), Feu for Poiv-oniil CV._stilt.aUon, £1 Is. The latter is iuclusivo of medioine. Modioinus forwunlod, will .ucktid, to all the Colonios, India and Euroi**t. j 1»2, COLLI NH STJibK t' EAST. Mell-ourue.