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Waikato Times, Volume III, Issue 136, 22 March 1873, Page 3

Piotectcd b\ Roy A Lutt<i> l'alcnt, d.ited Oclubei Uth, JbbJ, UNUI.U IM-, 11M.UMH I) 1 J VIKON K.V. Dl! BRIGHT 8 L-TIOM'HODYM':. A L'hc.uii.il Piep.u v I. on t>l i'lto-iphoiut, wnii ue \tgtlabk i'ojd-> Uum. i, C J £il ip- .Ilkll X.mtll iWllll, A.C J)|-H)\Ll. 11. '.ill 'tllKLll, ail.t ' L'vieii'-m.h picsmbul In < hai.ii Li-in r.i.ii.ni, \l 1). lic*ideiil Kuigc'oii .to Si. Muj'> Hospital, London. This Pho>phatie comnnmuon is pimioui.o d l>\ tl.i> »io-t cnuncnt nu'inbci i of the Medical I'iolesiMon to be uiuqmJli-J foi its power m replenishing the utahh Of the budj. In Us supplji- q alt tlio OMiHi.il tou*.ritutMits ol the blood nud neive «-ii')st "mci , .it. d tm dc>\ eloping all the powcis and tumtions ol the s\ stun to the highest degree. It in agici.iblt to the palate and innocent in it-> .atiun, vlillo iL'tunincr >ill 't» extraoidinan p>opertu>>, and us a "s])iHiiu-sni])i-siiig all the known tlurapcutit- admits ol the d.ij loi tin •>l»iidj ,\nd jicintaiifut Line ol N*n\o\is puisti.ition Slun ini'ts ol biL-uh l,!\ei complaints t 'J'i utMini; ul tl.t li.iikU and I'aljntdtiou ot tiie heait ' hmhi I)i//ineet linp.iuid nutnlion Xuitcs Hi t lie ) c.id .on) tais , Montal nnd j>h\s)inl dupn-^i'ii Loss ot uiui-) and appeliu C'onsuinpiion (m its iiuipmni i>i Hsp»>i.U«mln \ hist stages, o A\) I'einale complaints Xi upturns dt tin skin (luierul dcbil t\ ltnuancd sif-ht ami memory indigLstiiii " Ncivou-. laudi"* Flatulencu Jinpovcl'ishod hloud Incipacity for stud) or biijiiiesj Nir\.>ui dcbihtj in all its sta^ro Sick hculacha l'renutiuc decline L t^situde and u'l morbid conditiors of the s}s'cin, aiisinu; lrom whate^ei catibe. The action oi the I'hosphodyne is iwolold — uu the one hand, increasing the pi inciplo vliuh constitutes neivous cnn^j, and on the other, most powetlul blood and Mesh generating a^ent know n ," thciuituc, a inar\eilous medicine loi iL>ii»\uting imp ured and broktn-dowii lonstitutions. It quickly impiow*) tlje tnnction of as^imilutiou to such a digue. th.it \\ l cro lor j'Mis mi cinau ted, imxious, i.ul.noious, and 4cmi-\it.il cuiiditioii his cxistwl, the "flesh will iapidl> meuasc in quantity and fiimnesh, and the whole hjstcm litur.i to a btatu of robust health. The Vhosphodyne aefs eleetrieally upon the organisation , for instance, it assists nature to generate that human olcctiicitj wliich renews and lebuilds the osseous, inusculu, hcmous, iii|>mbianous, and rrgauic sj stems. It operates on the system without exciting care or thought upon the indnidual .is to the piocess. It mines the lungs, lher, hont, kidnejs stomach, .Hid nitc'siines, Avitli a hariuuin, vigour, jet mildr.cs&, unparalleled in nie.licinc The Phosphodjne give-, baik to the human structure, in :i suitable lornj, the phosphoric or animating element of life which has lnen wiis>ted v nnd e\eits an important influence directly on tlio spinal marrow and nei \ out, i>>stem,of a uutiitivc, tonic, and invigorating thiu-.utiT , maint.nniiiir that buojant eneigy ot the brain and imiscuf n sjsrcm'wDk'h roiulors, the mind cljQerftil, brUliant, and energetic, entueH overcomin<; that dull, inactive, and sluggish disposition which nunj pei^ sons esperienee in/all their actions. The bcneh'ciiil effects of the Phosphodyuc nre frequent]} shown frotu^the first day of its udministritiou, by a ieni.ukable increase of nervous power, w itli a feeling of vigoui and cotnfoit to which the patient has lohg been Unaccustomed. Digestion :s iniQraved ; the-iippetite increases w onderf ullj , the bowels become regular; the eyes brt'giiftr; the skin clcai and healthy ; «nd the hair acquires strength, showing the imj)ortnncc ot the aeljou 01. the i'hosphoty ne va tiie organs of nutrition. Kinajly, ,the lMios|>liodync maintains a ceitain degree ol activity in the previously debilitated ncixnii. sjstcm/its Use enables all debilitated oigans to ictuin to their sound state and perfoim thiii natural functi'>n«. Penons suflerino; fiom nen--ous debility, or ol\thc hundred symptoms which this distressing disea.se assumes,' inuy rot' asMU e<i of ai> efkctual and j c\on speedy cure by the judicious use of this most unaluable remedy. •-•».. DR BKTGH'I"S rHOSI'IIODYNK j

Is 'ohl only in cases ,it £1 Is., containing Two JiuUle.s , and £2 2s, containing Fne Bottles. Also in Family Cases at £•), containing .^ixtpe'n "Bottles. To be had of all Chemists and Up-Countiy Storekeepers throughout th' Colonies, Full Directions i">r Use, in thu Eugh\h, r'n-nch, and Gtiman languagesj, accompany caoh ohm:.

bfcLECT MKDICVL OPINIONS.

* Sir' Charles Xocoe Phjsital Acoouchpiir to her Majistv the Queen, state at a meeting ot the-Jtojal Medical and Chuurgical Society, that in thirteen e.ist. -. of debility and iicrvou r |)ros'tr.ition ho had effected perinaucnt cures hy the use of Dr lit ighf s Phosphodj ne Kir Willitrtu Ferguson, B.ut, F.K.S , feuiycm to her Majextv the Queen, sajs — l> J hue iepe>inii) pie-sciibed Dr. Biight'f) PhosphodMie, and found it an .i^iLeih'o and bt-neficial remedy I ha\e but one ohjection ..'gad 115 it. and that is, the el.iboi.ite piocess requited in the picp.ii t on will not allow ot tho retail pi ice being withm the roth of .ill classes." Di. Lmi aster, lhe eminent Coroner, sajs — "Dr. Blight's Phosphodjno is calculated to cntuwlj supcisude iron, meicury sais.i[iarilla, quinine, and co>l liver oil." Dr R. Quaui, F R C.P., Physician to the Hospital forCoiisumption, liroiupton, remarks* — " It cannot be doubted that this P-hosphatic preparation will henceforth <ank f neniost iv theraprutics ; it gem rates all the ini"oitß'it •'Icincnts ot the human iraine, the peculiar chavactoi 0 '-life substance fitting it lor vital use->. " ' SirT. I»i'wrenra siys — '* I have found Dr. Bright'q Phos phodyuo an excellent remedy m skin diaeaxis.; J jnisHine it •j'»Ky disatioii. 1 ' u f Profes^oi Symmo says — "The .effects pi the Phosphodjnc in obstiivito caws ofclisoaso aie a* astonishing as perplexing." Dr. H.indficld Jones, F.R.C P., F.R.S., Physician to St. Mary's Hospital, sujw, in Atrophy and General Uobility I'hosphodyne is a most admirable remedy ; it invigor.ites. tht uutntnu I unctions, and increases the vital energy — "H hot only acts as an absorbent," but retards or repairs the waste of tissue, and irstorcs the nutritive functions tothejv normal condition. '['he '"Linict, ' considers the PiiosphodjfU'-oun of f l>c most important couti'ilfiUonMnade to Mattr 1 . Modua clunn.; t.'.c l>-t eeiiturv.

Pamphlets containing Testimonials may he obtained fiom all Chemists and Up cuuntry iJtor. keepers. li*^ C.virioN.— Bo pat titular to usk for Dr Bright* Phospliodyiio, ;us ißiitations- are abroad", flinl 'iiVoid purchasing Single 1 Bottles, the Genuine Article being sold in Cas.s only. • Agents for Xcw Zealand :

KEMPTHOUNE, PROPER, ,v Co

TO tho Trustees of the District Boards, Waikato, — The Waikato Highway Boards Agency, Principal Oflice, Hamilton. March 20, 1873. GfstleMkx,— l have lffuch pleasure in bringing under your notice the Waikato Highway Boaids Ageucj , whosq object will be the Concentration in a Responsible Agent, the Collection of Rates, Preparation of Assessment Kolls, Attendance of Monthly Meetings, as v/ell as the usual duties of Clerk or Secretary ta District Boards. Tlija business of the Agency "will be confidential, the strictest secrecy being observed in all matters connected^vitli Highway Boaids. The Legal Department will be under the management of an experienced Practitioner, whose service nuy be retained tln'6ugn the Agency. The Provincial and General Government Gtizettcs, the Highways Acts, 1871, Highway Boards Empowering Act, 1871, the Education Act, 187*2, will bo riled at the principal office. The Agent will periodically visit the in the Wnikato, when Iris services will be at the disposal -of *the District Board. Ample Security provided and references given The Provincial Government have entrusted the Collection of the Education Rate in the Waikato to th» Agent," 'who is also Collector to the Hamilton District Board ami West Hamilton Township District Board. The Rates in both instances have been successfully collected. The favour of your commands will meet with prompt Attention by Your most obedient Servant,

EDWARD CLARKE, , Agent.

A "MEETING of the members and supporters of tho -£*- Cnritcn of Exglvjjd will be held 111 the Church ntj Ngaruawahia, oe Saturday, the 22nd hist., at 7 3'J p.m. BibiNhsa: To conwlcr the advisnbility of forming, ruaivahia into a parochial district in conjunction with Hamilton, and any other business that may be brought before the meeting. F. C. LLOYD.

Tenders Wanted.

ITpENDEUS for ejecting alterations and making additions -*- to the Delta Hotel, Ngaruawahia, will Ihj Icm veil <vt Mr. Richaid Kealb' olhce, (architect) Auckland, till the 20th day of March,. "lS73. Plans aud apeciiioatious can be seen at the above o/Hce, and at the Delta Hotel, Ng.uuawahia. Sherley'3 Hotel, Rangiriri.

THE Propiietor wishes to thank the Waikato settlers and visitois for their liberal patronage. Noelloit will be spared to peipetuatc the good fame of this old established house. Good Stabbhng. Saddle Hoi scs. Secuie Paddocks. N. 13.— Escellent {Shooting Quarter*.

RT. MILLER, has on bide at Pm'uuvnci, Waiknto, • to arrive per Edinburgh Castle, clue thu month, Two Tons Nkw J)i rcu Cxovfcn Sfcuu, s>pu uillj bought 111 Holland lor Una market.

POSTS.—'l'otaia, Matai, or Heart of Kami PO.STIi for sale. A barge load delivered at any landing on eithci river for 758 per 100. E. FITZPATRICK. Ngnruawuhin, February 10, 1573

"., Tickelpenny's Cheeses. AEW of the above on hand. Ordeis for aame may he addiessed oflice ot this paper. .

WAM'EJ), for lhe Di:j.i \ lfou:r, Sr,\nnw, a Good Cioom. None other need apply. L. B. IIAUKIB.