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Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 940, 11 May 1883, Page 4

rrrrrf COUGH LOZENGESt pOUGiITy ASTHMA.";BRONCiHma V ACCUMULATION. O? , } Composed of the purrat' 'articles. J ; f ynesa. Lozenges' coritainno opium' nof tiny deletmoMl : dtogj itherefore the mditr-delicate them,with perfect i Theh&ewflcifti I the most eminentThysimiisJ" (In use nearly 6oyeafs)r •"■• !,,jn r.'•;»!*unia nTa ; - : ■ MEDICAL TESTIMONY! yiuob'n . July 25th, 1877. 22, Cold; #atilsiiirnLaps* n oj T ;, -o.i ?3‘jjibEm 2ul Sir,—Your Lozenges are exceuept, and, their bbhefinal eflfect r iadSt«l!slblel tecommefad' 0 them) j ifa; 1 cases <os Cokgh • 1 AttA t asthma. You are at liberty to statbitih|939tmi!J opinion, formed from manyyears’ experience. J. BKJtNGLOE, L.S.A., L.M. Mr.T., Keating,/ 0 Indian Medial Jkrylcp. Beat Sit, —Having tried' Vour in lndia, their beneficial; '.effects in kaases, of unchwttH consumptlon, ; 3sfefcuoas. I have prescribed, -them,,laigdy t^Vittk UwJß»t results. ; , * ... /i • > pt-: I* 1 rf cl ; •' W. 'Bi G, j KEATING’S COUGH LOZENGES are sold by all dn tinsnof various! Sitda-’

Seating’s Wonn Tablets. 3 - - • 1 j : Seating’s WofcmJEaWite. A PURELY yEGETAR^KSWEEmjAT/. bcilh 1 in' appearapce and taste, furnishing k , T ,. most f agtPeable method! of &anuhtsterflijP]tneH only certain remedy cforP iINTESTINAL I tw r ' :> THREAD WORMS. It is a perfectly jfefisj': and mild, preparation,; and is ; ,espfcially adapted for. PhUdren.. „Spld aU Chemists'and Druggists." 4'■ '.,.u " Mf JT Pibprietor,'THdf. 'KEAf^NG/' Loftaoo , I 'Export GheinSt J atidiDr^ga^st; r! '- rlJ ‘. 0 - cts t of one teaspoonful taken in a j No femily should .be without xi in the winter-s ] Sold by Chemists ind 1 ‘JJedimnPyyMronfr throughput the Wdlrld, per.rbpttlej; a.;gyeat-.saying'in>&kiilg, bottles, lis each. ; Establishedf op A‘SK for pbwELL’S BALSAM; ANISEED ‘ — J — ■(— .|;T£ SOLD: .by CHEMISTS* gu KEEPERS, “pbsetye -^ Eion, Netj and 0 For cDughs',' t J si -•i;:-'-FEt?ENZA; ; <. OR COUGHS, ; BRONCHITIS r' FLUENZAi r: GOED&, f '‘&d i!^rinl; ‘ For coughs, BRsNCHiTfs,‘ ! iiiP^ ' ! FLUENZA, GOLDS,'&£ ! W°? : ———=— ; ’.! |.'..jn. , !3 / , *«nftßr. COUGHS, ; BRONCHITIS, .. INr M FL U ENZA. COLDS,.- Sic. uo P^R t?OR COUGHS,' BRQNGJB&Tift CjSMjis f : FLUCNZA, CQLPS, Ac-,. r.-iuv pOWELL’S BALSAMj OF ANISEED POWELL’S ■ BALSAM 1 Pf; * ANISEED “ Sir,—l have time suffered from a severe cough' and : itried all manner of remedies.. Dr. Libereaht advised POWELL'S BALSAM;©! .ANISEED } r it. cmfpd gif afte* 7f a| few,- days. 1 *■- ~ lilted r v ■ ALBERT COUNT POTOCjBL'bwO —; r~- , 1 1 : fg >it.v .A 1.1 TILL LOOSEN the immediately.—The Dean of Westminster’s ger. writes : “jt was “ ’ 5 advised 40 tty lid, and ’have. Tc .the great relief, >lt : is tnd't ©o’mfpftibg ih alfajliig ! _- irritation and giving strength to the!voice.’’.'lli i L'onel- Brough, f the ptniapUt aclop, ] Writes ; I Clink it an. members J of my profession,' ana’ha^e'always’' recommended it -to my 11 brother, and siste arricfVifc. tf : ■ r; -i. - * -* r •*

rßtrtY f: in' EXTRAd&Difmfcir PECTORaNT.—Mr. Edward At ;;i of Bury, Hunts.,. 1 wrii.es;to:.Messrs. Palmer & Son, Ramsay“ Having been in the habit of Using Powell’s Balsam ofAniseed fbisaigteat number of years, ! ing testimony to its incomparable efiectsaj an -, expectorant.' 1 ' I • always ’find' ‘a single ifnjuediate relief, and a small bottle effects l **-* perfect cure.” ■ ■ -• ■

! Wholesale ’Agents in the Australian and New Zealand Colonies-—Elliot Brothers; -Byers & Soi-oiioW j.' FKLTdii, Grimwaldk, St Co.; P. and S. SFlitKk, FAtruomo & Co., Rocke, Tompsit, & Co. ;-Kosenthall & dj»sfi S. rtoFFENUNG .& GoWJ’ HEMMCMSS/ do. ;i Berkley, Taylor, s&Co.j; Landtiailni other wholesale houses. s Powell, Etymon.

£11: I nq won THE PHYSICAL BASIS OF HS^H : * I 3’ ■; : ..GOOD P.QODi ; ad’fI • .j ,-i.; ■.i I.- • '"’"t.. -i ib.i ■ Hajfr.ifiK ! How to enjcwgwff.food otherwise cause . Mbas ..headache," * disordered Stomach, Poisonedßloo<h.&c, —useq. ! -jL" . ,ENO’| A NATURAL. ENOSSi i wifliVater, afcts as a natural aper|ent,iits simple Jbutiatniil action removes-all impurities, thus 'and xesi-pcinghealth....: If its great .valueiafceejt j , ing'the body in health, were universally > v nb fam should be.lyijjjout it., ;!,>.• iiyAGt&B,'" ‘'' Aijp” f j Anyone;wfidsb ™tfdST^lut^the'jn gb mental' or unnatural excitement or, strain-rr: tr ENO’S M‘!ihe' ‘best? ,xn|wa remedy.' It’actsf like auhatS*.' ;It 'alUfjdf* del:- ■}> vims excitement, depression, and* the i injffif(SiS i jf effects Of stimulants : ! «nd too • 'Stb.'' food* “ f Tt3 v power in aiding thedigestion is It also.restores the nervous system;toitsbrober* >i condition (by natural, means). ’ Uke BNO’Srrn FRUIT SALT..:, You cannot overstate,.iti I great value in keeping the blopdpure.- and 6»ei./ from disease. -

T? VERY TRAVELLING TRUNK AND « ' :£h HOUSEHOLD in the world ought.to ■ .contain a Bottle of ENO’S FRUIT. SALT,-; prepared from Sound, Ripe Fruit, as a Health- r giving. Cooling, Sparkling, and.lnvigorating, . Beverage for any Season. .It is the best Pre.; ventive and Cure foil Biliousness,. ache, Skin Eruptions, Impure| Blbod, Fevers,; -, Pimples on the Fsce, Giddiness FeVenshnesV', Menta Depression, Want of Appetite," Sour'ness of Stomach, Constipation, Vomiting ' ’ Thirst, &c., and to remove the effects of errors 1 ' in Eating and Drinking. a-: ‘js ENO’S FRUIT. From the Rev’ Dr Hurst, Vicar of Gollorly;—“I-have;' nsed your Fruit Salt for many years, andiiave.si verified your statements. , The , thanks ,pf the-. public are due to you for yourunceasing effiarts, ’* to relieve suffering humanity. Long , may' you .V live to be a blessing to the ENO’S FRUIT SALT,—"After suffiamg;': for nearly two and a half 1 years ; 1 from V ‘ severe headache and disordered stomach, ? iaad\after trying almost eve rything and ;l - spending :: much money without finding; any benefit,- I was recommended by a friend. to try; ENO’S :; FRUIT. SALT, and before I had finish doneV bdttle 1 found it doing me a great deal oigood,. t; and now I am restored to my, usualjh@dtb<s. and others ! know.that have tried ithave not.--enjoyed such good.’‘Health for years,;—Your^, most truly, Robert' Humphreys, Jfarrasford.’ ■ r n J , i ‘;. ENO versus,. STIMULANTS, •‘Vsufficietat’amount 'iof eiercise frequently deranges the live*. ENO’S FRUIT'SALTS. 'V peculiarly adapted for any cpfastifhtjoilaPwttki 1 " aesS of the liver. 'A woHd'oT'wb^siitt^ided t,l:> by those who keepand use >ENO*S'IFRUIT <iJ ■ SALT.—“AII: our customers, for wpuld not be without i t upon consideration, <d they, having received, so much benefit &om jt-i-*. .: i W; oop Brothers, Jerseyj.^Sy&^V//;.' Jyr.-bucla-SOFb hUIENts yoßi;N)tw V aim*» MESSRS. : KEMPTHORNEi . PROSSER’ ■ ■ ,-ANiDiCO.u sdl.BiT*