Business Notices! 1896. SPRING. 1896. TUST '/TO HAND DIRECT FEOM THE ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL MANUPACTUEEB3 NEW DRESSES, NEW BLOUSES, NEW JACKETS, NEW HATS AND BONNETS. NEW MILLINERY A LAEGE ASSOETMENT OF NEW BLACK GOODS. EEADY CASH DEAPEES AND CLOTHIEES, 210, HIGH STEEET. VITADATIO, THE GREAT HERBAIT REMEDY,"" HAS CUBED MB PALMER/ COPT OP MB PALMER'S CBEDENTIALS. April 17th, 1896. This is to Certify that we, the Undersigned, have known Mr Palmer as a Resident of Invercargillfor great many years. We know he has been a prent sufferer for 14 years, and he never was expected to recover, but as the result of taking a comse ot VitMatto, he has quite recovered his long-lost health, and he now appears to us to be quite anew inn :i (Signed) Names. Address. John Sinclair, Mayor , Invercargill. Jno. W. Mil chell. Merchant, J.P. Invercargill. Peter Wr u'lit Jones, Primitive Metnodisfc Minister... Invercargill. George .+Wjr*H;. .T.P Invercargill. OBTAINABLE WUOI.KjJAI.W & RETAIL: E. W. HALL, 152 ARMAGH STBEET, 'iHKISI'OItUK 'K and Leading Chemists Xl6Bl G-uOb NKWs KOK' CORPULENT PiSOPLEj PH VTOri ACO A TABLKTS AND JUICEi A. BAKB __K-X>y\l.\- 'J H>: T.'tKA I'M.JSNT OP OBESITY OB CORPULENCY. . NOT A PATENT MEDICINE. From time immemorial It has been noticed that birds feeding on the Phytolacco Berries became verj («an, yet retained their health perfectly. The earliest mentiou in Medical Worka we can find of the remedy in in Halo's "New Remedies," n. 561:—" I once suggested the Phytohusea as a remedy in fatty degeneration of the heart and fatty heart (birds which feed on the berries lobb all their adipose tisbue)." .' To Dr W. M. Griffith, a regular practitioner in Ppn-ssylvasia, belongs the honour of having introduced ' the remedy in practice. In 1889 he published an article on the subject in the " Medical Summary," ofj ! Philadelphia, and expresses surprise that the Phytolacca Berry Treatment of so distressing a condition) t con tinuea to be neglected. From thi« paper we extract the following:— ' " The dose is one to two tablets before eack meal, sometimes increased to four. They diminish ' tbet '. appetite to some extent. In some case* therednetion of weiffhtia remarkable, as much as 15 to W) pounds i«, month. The redaction is frequently apparent the first week: a reeling of jightn f es and comfort follow* ' theii administration. One patient lost 40 pounda in three months/ and suffered no inconvenience j thai ! average is from 10 to 15 pounds a month. * * * .1 am some what surprised that t.hia treatment has not . received the attention it merits. Phytolacca seems analogous to' loiiide of Potaah, and acts*m' chronic 'rheumatism similarly. I have found it effioacion* in that painful form of rheumatism of the arms and, •shoulders, of which so many complain. It does not constipate the bowels, but rather acts as an aperient. lit seems to have the power of causing ebsorptdon of adipose tissue in a treat degree."' : < : ' ' PHYTOLAC^A BEBBY TABLETS AND JUICB have passed through their experimental stage. ißead what Dr Wiße has to say about this remedy :— ■ "My experience is that about 75 per cent of corpulent people who take it reduce their weight. All icorpnlent people are more or less in danger of apoplexy and heart failure, Ac., as well as from rheumatism, axe clumsy and heavy about tho joints and limbs. Now, Phytolacca will every time reduce th* fatty -degeneration about the heart, thereby facilitating a free circulation. It has. the power of dissolving the fat, and thereby the patient will feel light and active. It will often cure rheumatism that has resisted treatment for years, particularly the kind that affects the shoulders and arms. Personally, I «aa report reductions of flesh that would seem almost incredible. For instance, I knew _ _ian who weighed 8501 b reduced to 1801 bin three months. I also kaow of a number of la_es whs _%ye reduced . their waist measure 9 to 12 inches." PHYTOLACCA IS AN ABSOLUTELY SAFE REMEDY I» ki wMfe Tableta, price 2i«d a box. Also the Pure Juice, _> 6d and _ f aßottla. XU29 SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS IN NEW ZEALAND.
DUNFORD & CO, 156, COLOMBO STEEET, ABE NOW GIVING WONDEBFUL VALUE IN TEA SETS, DINNEB SETS, TOILET SETS, And all descriptions of CHINA AND GLASSWAEE. TEA SETS from 15s ") DINNEE SE'J'S from 30s >• Exceptional Value. TOILET SETS from 12s 6d) A large variety of goods specially suitable for presentation purposes to select from. Inspection Invited. DUNFOBD & CO., Holywood House, 156, Colombo Street, Christ church. Established 1861. JNotice of Removal. C. TAILOB, &C, Begs to announco that, owing to the increase in bis business, he has BEMOVED TO LABGEB PREMISES, No. 1527, MANCHESTEB STBEET (Opposite Burke* s Hotel). A Choice Assortment of Tweeds, Serges, Coatings, &c. X1592 SUITS from 55a. A Trial Solicited. JOHN WALLER & SON, ITIMBEB AND COAL MEBCHANTS, TUAM STBEET, HAVE in STOCK every description of BUILD ING MATEBIAL, including very Lanre dtocks of SEASONED TIMBEB, kept undercover ready for immediate use. CEMENT, GALVANISED IBON, LEAD, DOOBiSASHES, BUILDEBS' IBONMONGEBJT. FENCING MATERIALS, _c, Ac. COALS AND FI KB WOOD. Wo are epared to QUOTE PBICES for BmM Materials delivered in town or any part of tn« Province 14ft* j WELL - GEOWS, IJABDY TOMATO ! '■ PLANTS, j Only Gil per Doz. ! Boxes delivered in good order at any Biii'vay Station. Cheap. YATI-:S'S CELIvBIJATKI) FLO WEB AND GAJJIUiN SUED*, ; AT CI'TJMING'i?, High anil Colombo .Street. X153" Jt&OYAL V V OKCJiST^USHIKE' cJAUCi: Is prepared from the On^intil IJeci))c. KOYAL WOBCES'J'-BSTJIES: SAUCPJ Aids Digestion and Stiinulatss the Appetite, BOYAL WOECESTEESHIBE SATJCE Has nil tho piquancy and flavour of tha imported article, and is sold at a much Lower Price. In quart, pint and half-pint bottles, from all Grocers and Storekeepers. X1876 Manufactured by THE EMPIEE COMPANY, WELLINGTON. A SEASONABLE TOMC. jF_[ EAL T H JJJ_ AGNE SI A, Fresh from our Laboratory, Unexcelled by Imported Brands. Ask your Grocer for lOos Bottle, Is. HEALTH SUPPLIES COMPANY, Manufacfurinij and Dispensing Chemists. IS23F FAIE 'WHITE LINKN IS ASSCKED IF No. 1 EXTEACT OF SOAP IS USED. NO. 1 EXTRACT OF SOAP Ensures Spotless floors, bright brasswork, clean ""■• paint work, and radiant cookiug utensils. No. 1 EXTBACT OF SOAP Cleans anything and everything about a house. Sold by all Grocers and Storekeepers. . XIS76 Manufactured by tho EMPIEE COMPANY WELLINGTON. -n
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5688, 6 October 1896, Page 4
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