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Waikato Times, Volume III, Issue 170, 10 June 1873, Page 3

otected by Koyal Letters Patent, clntea Uctobcr mn, loua U-NDI'U Dl->HNGLISHKD PaIKOXAOE. DR. BRIGHT S PIIOSPIIODYNK. A Chemical Picparutiouot Plu>->ijhouis, \\i .it n WKCtable Alka oiuSQuuui 1 , CjpnpemUn, Xauih<>\)li,., .a. D -..ovued. introduced, aMd extciisiveh picscribcd by (JnitLii LiM.ih Ii.UGUi, M.D. .Resident Sur^c-ou to St. M u> * Hospital, J, mdou. T'm Pliusph.itic ombiiiiium 11 prouou ced by the most ii, nmt mrmbcisuf the Meilic.u i'iwlc-. ion to be uimiuillcfi i i i,« i»mer in rcplcm-hin^ tiie \r ilu\ of the bo>\\ In iv i sup!.!! i q all the essential constituent-, ot the blood a.nl none I suhNt.i ice, and foi devulopiuy; all the puwcrb aud iuuciUiib ol I thi -\ stem to the highest dogice It is agreeable to the jialale innocent in its action, win k. retailing oil its extraordinary pvopu-iirs; aud as a sui passing all the known therapeutic agents of the day lor the speedy and permanent cure of Ner>ous prostrjtion Shortness of breath Liver complaints Tiembhng of the hands and Palpitation oJ the heart limbs Di/zinet-s Impaired nutrition N 'i^es m the head and ear» Mental and phjMcal depression Loss of energy an I appetite Cousuinptiou (in its incipient or Hypochondiu nist stages o.ilj) Female complaints Eiuptions ot the skin General debility Impaired sight and memory Indigestiou Nervou tauciu> Flatulence Impovenshcd bloud Incapacity for study or business Nervous, debility in all its btage Sick headache P/einature decline Lassitude and a!l morbid conditions of the system, arising from whatever cause. The action ol the Phosphodyne is twofold -on the one hai»d, increasing the piinciple Which coastitutes nervous energy, uud ou the othor, most powerful blood and rksh generating a^ent known ; therefore, a niar>ellous medicine tor reaovating impaired and broken-down constitutions.. It quickly impiovcs tae fanctiou of assimilation to such a device, tnat where for years an emaci .ted, anxious. cadivoious>, .mil semi-vital condition has existed, theflesh will rapidly iiicie.isi i i quantity and firmnesi, and the whole system return o a tateofiobust hea.ih. The Phosphodyne acts electrically upon the organisation ; for instance, it assists nature to generate that human electricity which renews aud rebuilds the osseous, musculir, nervous, mcinbrauous, and organic sj stems. It opciatcs on the sj stum without excitiug care or thought upon tliu individual as to the process. It moves the lungs, liver, heart, kidneys, stomach, and intesiines, with a harmony, vigour, >et mildness, unparalleled in melicinc The Phosphodj nc gives back to the human structure, in a suitable form, the phosphoric or animating element of life which has been wasted, and exorts an nnpoitant influence directly on the spinal marrow and nervous s)stem,of a nutritive, tonic, and invigorating character; maintaining that buoyant energy of the brain and muscular system which renders the mini cheerful, brilliant, aud energetic, entirely overcoming that dull, inactive, and sluggish disposition which many por~ sous experience in all their actions. The liuieriaul eft", cts of the Phosphodj ne are frequently shown from the fiist day of its administration, by a remarkable increase of nervous power, with a feeling of "v igour and comfort to which the patient has long been unaccustomed. Digestion is improved ; the appetite mci eases wonderfully ; the bowels become legular; the eyes brighter; the skin clear and healthy; and the hair acquires strength, showing the importance ot the action of the Phosphodyne on the organs of nutritio i. Finalh, the Phosphodyne maintains a certain degree of activity in the previously debilitated nervous system ; its use enables all debilitated organs to return to their s mnd state and perform their natural functi >ns. Persons .suffering from nervous debility, or any of the hundred sjmptonis which this distressing disease assumes, niiy rest assured of an cttoctual and even speedy cure by the judicious use of this most invaluable remedy. DR BRIGHT'S THOSPHODYNE Is sold only in cases at £1 Is., containing Two Bottles and £2 2s, containing Fn c Bottles. Also in Family Cases at £•>, containing Sixteen Bottles. To be had of all Chemists and Up-Country Storekeepers throughout the Colouies. Fu'l Directions Ijr Use, in the English, Fiench, and German languages, accompanj' esich case. SELtCT MEDICAL OPINIONS. Sir Chailcs Locou Physical Accoucheur to her Mijestyethe Queen, state nt a meeting ol the lloyal Medical and Chirurgical Society, that in thirteen cases of debility and neivous prostration he had effected permanent cures by the use of Dr. Bright'n Phosphodyne Sir William Ferguson, Bart , F. 11.5., Surgeon to her Majesty the Queen, says. — "I have repeatedly prescribed Di. Bright'b Phosphodyne, and found it an agreeable and beneficial lemedy I hu>e but one objection regarding it, and that h, the elaborate process required iv the preparation will not allow of the retail price being within the reach of all lasses." Dr. L ineaster, the eminent Coroner, says :— " Dr. Blight's Phosphodj ne is calculated to entnely supeisede iron, mercury sarsapaiilla, quinine, and cod liver oil." Di It. Quain, r.11.C.P., I'hjsician to the Hospital for Consumption, 15-ora^tJ i, remarks — "It cannot be doubted that this Phosplutie preparation will henceforth rank foremost i n tlieidjioutics ; it generates ail the iiu»orta it elements of the hum.m ham>», the peculiar character o this substance tilting it foi vital usot-," StT. L'wrencesijs .— '* I have found Dr. Bright's Phos pho.lyno am c\cellent remedy iv skin diseases. I presume it s owdisatiou." Professor Symme says — " The effects of the Phosphodyne iv obstinate cases of disease aie as astonishing as perplexing." D.\ Handheld Joues, F.R.C P., F.R.S., Physician to St. Marys Hospital, sajs, in Atrophy and Geneial IJebility Phosphodyne m a most admirable lemedy ; it invigorates the nutritive functions, and increavs the vital energy— "it hot only nets a* an absorbput," but retaids oi it-pairs the waste of tissue, and rost ires the nutritive lunctiom to their normal condition. The '"Lanoec,"' eo.isideis the PliosphodjiK' one of the most important contributions made to Matcm Medica during the last encjurj.

For Sale, A CAPITAL Faun of 713 acies, at Tamahere, 250 of ■which aic fenced, m gnss and cultivation; a comfortable four-roomed cottage ; a large outbuilding — the best m the Waikato— containing, under onejioof, stable, cowhouse, seivauts' loom, and a large givmary 40x2-4; abundance of wood and Mater. The ad\eitiser can strongly recommend the above to any one seeking a lirst-class faun. One hundred and eighty acies Land, Hamilton West, excellent soil, weil situated, about .10 acres in good grass and clover. A 200-arre Farm, with four-roomed house, Barn; 50 acres impioved, fenced and subdivided; three miles from HannLon East, ou a good load. A capitxl Foi m of 2GO acres, about two miles from a school, chuich, aud post-oflice ; 100 acres in grass; large Barn, stable, and other Out-buildings. The dwelling-hous.e is well linished, and contains six rooms, suitable for a respectable family. Greater paib of purchase money can lcmAin at inteie&t. A small, but good little Farm, to Let for five or seven years ; good house ; nearly all in grass ; stock if required. To an industrious family liberal terms will be offered. ** An improved farm of 350 acres, 250 of which aie in grass; the whole is fenced ; a good seven-roomed house and outoffices joins the town belt Hamilton East, Terms easy. A 200-acre farm close to Hamilton, partially improved. Several blocks of Land (unimproved) in various parts of the Waikato from 50 to 2009 acres. To industrious bettleis terms will be easy. For paiticulais apply to W. STEELE, Hamilton.

Medical Hall, Hamilton, (Established 1570.) GEORGE SMITH, CHEMIST & DRUGGIST, THANKS the settlers and the inhabitants generally for Past favors an.4 solicits a fuithei continuance o their patronage. He wibhes. to inform them that his stock and premises are now complete, and rendered theieby a tirat-class Drug Establishment. He is decided to keep none but ftist-class articles, at Aucklaud prices, with bitnply the expense of carriage added, which -will render it unnecessary for them to obtain their supplies beyond the distiict. Thestock consists of genuine Drugs, all Pharraacopwal Preparations, Photographic Chemicals and accessories, riroi-class Peifuuiery, Toilet and Nursery Requisites, Patent Medicines, fine Turkey and Honey-combed Sponges, superior Hair-brushes, Combs, &c, and every necessary article connected with the trade. Orders by Post and Telegram promptly attended to.

B. Gittos, IMPORTER of English and Foicign Leathers, Grindery Boot Uppers, Saddlery and Saddlers' Ironmongery Mill-Bolting, <Vc, &.c. Tanner and Leather Manufacturer, 3, Wyndhani street, Auckland. To Butchers, Farmers, Settlers, and Others. The undersigned is a Cash Purchaser of Hides, Sheepskins, Wool, ilc., <Le, at the highest market prices. B. GITIOS, Tanner and Leather Manufacturer, Wjndham street, Auckland.

D. BLOOM, QUEEN-SrREET, MA KET-I'LACE, Next Loggie, Butcher, Auckland, INVITES tho attention of Waikato Settlers to his largo and \aned btouk of"GLV3o, Cm>A and E vbtuenwaue. Alao to his stock of Brush\>ure, Tinware, Hollow are, &c. Goods carefully packed to any part of the Waikato and Colony. Outers, accompanied with a satisfactory reference or Money Order, will be punctually attended to.

TiIPEKIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY, LONDON. Capital : £1,000,000. Agent : Samuel Jackson, Fort Strest.

James lVlartin, TAILOR AND OUTFITTER, Hamilton.