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Wanganui Herald, Volume III, Issue 533, 16 February 1869, Page 4

Public JWptices. W&NGA^NIJU DWeCITGRY: TRADESIAND PROFESSIONS. [Terms far inserter-names in the Directory, 3s per month.] ARCHITECTS^-•• ' r - ' - ; Barnard, Allen' and Monm, St. Hill-street k AUCTIONEERS-- ' ' ' ; i ,W. Finnimore, Tau-po Quay;, . TV W. Gudgeon & Co.; Tanpo /, Quay .- ; .. , - .. ■ :■• Edward Lewis^, Taupo Quay .. R..-S- Low, Victoria Ayenrie ■■. ," ! J. Chadwick, Victoria Avenue BAKERS—: ; ■•• ;. :■'■:■,< ■■:-,] T ■,/■•;. Flya-er, Bfos., Victoria. Avenue -■'O:-Beli,iTaupbjQuay :l1 : ' "■ A. Jlurley, Wicksteed-.place . BOOKBINiDERS— ' / M.i J:.;oßeilly, Victoria-avenue. . BPOTMAKERS— '■; Scott '&■■ Lbftus, St. 'Hil-street; • ; j BU.TCHERS— . r W. Palmer, RidQ:way-street John Pawson, Victoria Avenue CABIN TET-MAKERS— Anderson, Bros./Taupo Quay CEMETERY 'MASON— , W. Noble, Campbell-place. CHEMISTS-- ■:• ■• ' r Dr Samuels, Victoria Avenue COMMISSION AGENTS— S. Coleman, Taupo Quay W. B. Graham, Herald office DRESSMAKERS— j Mrs Reilly, Victoria-avenue. . HOTELS—' Criterion,' H. Morrow, Nixonstreet Empire, J. Ruscbe^ Wicksteed and ] Campbell-places Jockey Club, R. and J. Day, '. Nixon-street v" ;■* LIVERY STABLES— Rutland, C. Braithwaite, Victoria Avenue : . Steam" Packet, W.' Scown and Green, Taupo Quay

UNIVERSAL MEDICINE FOE CHILDREN. DR. SAMUELS' Anthelmintic, or Worm Pdw&ers. • .— ; The Proprietor of this invaluable and easily"taken medicine begs leave to introduce it, to the public with, the utmost confi- ■ dence in its efficacy, . These Powders are prepared from a valu- ' able and private receipt; they are pleasant, to the taste, and ' i . . mild in: their actions, and their composition that which cannot at ■ all injure the most delicate constitution. Prepared under the personal..superintendence of Dr. Samuels. Symptoms vary according to the species of Worms.' Direct symptoms are sometimes observable, such as Disgust of Food, an Xlrreg'ular Appetite,: Nausea, Vomiting-, Griping-, Pain in the Stomach, Disturbed. Starting-and Grinding1 of the Teeth in the '■ ■■ sleep, Foul Breath, Perspiration, Headache,, Dilation of the Pupils of the Kyes, Bleeding from the Nostrils, Squinting-, Hardness, Swelling; and Rumbling- in the Belly, Pinching-and • Gnawing-of the Stomach, Itching-and Irritation in the Nose and Navel, &c., which leads the patient to pick and scratch those parts';' Head S.ymptoms, Convulsions, Ptyalism, &c. The medicinal, action of the Poivders are as follows : —Shortly after having" taken the proportionate dose the patient may expect to feel somewhat squeamish, Purging-, unattended'with pain or' ; danger, which will continue for a short'time, when the Worms • \ may be looked for. ' . i INote.—These Powders are likewise excellent as a family Aperient MeMcine, given in doses about two-thirds or one-half ■ . less than thai prescribed for Worms. Directions.—For Children : Two years old, half a powder; ! .. from two to six years, one powder and upwards in proportion. ; • As an Aperient to Regulate the Bowels: Two years old, a fourth part of a ,powder; from twu to six years, half a powder and upwards in proportion. To be taken in the morning, fasting. Observe the Signature jr y~ on each packet,. without jt which none are genuine. Sold -nrholesale and retail at tbe Wangl^ui Dispensary, Victoria Avenue, ■'• - ■ Wangariui, Province o'. Wellington, New Zealand. ; : _; . In-Packets Is and 2s each. " " ... , .. Where also, can be procured Br. SAMUELS'.' celebrated SobtMng Powders, FOR .CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH. .' ihe same as Rteedman's in their doses, medicinal action and v:rtne, : and much preferred owing, to their leiu^ always fresh and o;ie-ball the In packets, Is and 2s each.