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Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 941, 12 May 1883, Page 4

ptm:*yr I"i: ■ ”,vtliuO ” Q ou^h6¥^WWik of ff Fhese Lozenges contain mb opium- nof aoyideleternras drag, therefore the £an ■ ta}c ailing family rediedf-ii the most eminent Ehysidaai.^iJld'UdKntaHy 60 iteiSy. ■ *£ane, iDondoiar 'rrf ?,rr! I oofibrnlru vnbidJSSTf . Sir «?r;YpwJ<9j^^c»ffo^flgf»fecW d their beneficial effect most reliable I strongly iecommen5 s %SSit and as fttna;■ < fy6b '&e- at’ libert)Kt& state this as my opinion,' formed from many rjwiis’ lexJjeiiSice. ,: h ,M.R,C, $jL f , ; LffeA.. Keating, Indhip Deal 'Sir, in India, I have mtlch ; plestSi£re'sH their beneficial, efijectsin .cases of incipient consumption, asthma and bronchial affections. I have prescribed- them largely, with the best results. I W-B:«'G,*^^;;Ap6fhe(SW^xHlW(.S. sold K^mg’&WoimvTaWatfc'wT both*' fM&,*‘lists? 1 ftftnii mdst-'dgfdeabfe method -’6P - bfilyi ceitain-'/reaifldyM.ford ’I CSTESTiKPAir pr T H R EADW° R MS. H is a and mud preparation, . and iSL, especially adapted W* ns by all Chemists and Druggists. T f HQS. Export P OWELL’S; 'B&fcS AMrfbf ANISEED.— Sold *by ■ Chemists throughout the World, is jdper per bottle}. great wvipg in taking femily bottles, ‘ iis'.eaclu, Established over jo years. Prepared; -by r THOMA®i FOWELL, Blackfriars Road, London. ‘■ • SK- for PbWELt’S' A ! -’ t ■ANIBHEOi^' !l 9W

'■lion, Net, and'Mdose. or coUolksV BROifceHlTtev " ’£n FLUENZA;VcOLDS?ctei/-t« ntjiOK* ■•Fri FLUENZA, COLDS,- &e* Yaq FOR- COUGHS; ‘ FLUENZA, COLDSytftfc>ij;m< F ‘ 1 FLUENZA, CC ■¥&' pOVVBLL’S BALSAM r -C>F ANISEED f N POWELL’S BALSAM of : ANISEED “ Sir,—l have for a long time suffered from a [severe ccagh and > tried all manner of remedies. Dr. Libeiecbt advised POWELL’S B/&SA£I,pi ANISEED; it cured me after days.f .Ypji ape,. at tof this letter in hopes that .others .may benefit jiy lam. Sir, Yours. &c., ALBERT COUNT^OTOCKI.” the hand greatrelref.’ ‘-itis most; comlOrtlng>m allaying imtalifiii ahcl giving Strength 5 to tlje Vcftde.” L onel Brough, Esq.;; enuhent fifitor, writes: I think, it ahfihialuabl&anedicine for members of my ’profession* and have! ’always recommended it to :my brother,and-siste .artistes.”:. ,v, -r. . >i : j! of 'TRULY an EXTRAORDINARY 71 J- EX 1 PECTORaNT.—MLLEdward M. UUett of Bury, Hunts., , writes', tdi'Messrs. Palmer & Son, Ramsay “ HaVing;been in the.hahjt of iUsing.Powell’s. Balsam of Aniseed.'for. a, great number, of years,; I fug ,to its an expectorant, t always find* asi ngle. dose gives immediate relief,, and small bottle effeSts a ■perfect cure.” ; Wholesale Agents ’in the;; Austraiianiand New i Zealand Colonies -ELLtOTiaißrpthers ; Evers & Solomon;; .F|^i&N,; / Gfciw#SM,' ,& Co.; P, and S. .FALK? , ROCKE, & Co.; Kempthorne, Prosser, & Co.; S. HOFFRNUNS% i o<fe^ v IfiHmONS I LAWS, & CbL_; ,J BerkLeY;* Tayujr, & Co. ;„and all 6thebi^6lesaie ? M6uses^ / POWELL? 'Blackfriars :Roadi LondOtuii' 1m S ,emuai ir.aa- ' . . ; ENO'S’ -FRUIT THE PHYSICAL BASIS C GF' 'IjIFS . ;a-GQbb FOOD. r Hgw to; enjoy gopd /ood. that /weidd’-ather-,wise. cause . .pUious . headache*, -disordered Stomach, t v , r .„ .... <. ENO’S FRUIT SALT,-.. '.Tr’ii A NATURAL APERIENT. —ENO’S acts gs a nafufal apenent. its simple, but natural hll* and restoring health,- ‘ Tf its great value ittkeep ing the bodydnhealth jrereggiversally known, no fam should be without-

] pAGGEO, WKA^,'^ANp'':^™ t i! '“AnyOflewhose duties tt) hhder- - go mental or ’unnatural exatemeht' at ‘ stain—j ENG’S .FRUIT SALT .is the best. Jrnown j - remedy. It acts like a cHMnL ner- : vdus excitement,’ depression,’ and fhe injtmous effects of stimulahts and too rifch ff fiASi. wu Its. 3 power in aiding the digestion is hioststtflting, 1 It also restores the nervous system toits ptbper condition (by natural means). Use ENG’S > FRUIT, SALT. Yon .cannot ;oversfate its ?; value in keeping the tlphd and free from disease. .* ‘Zi.s'', ’ ' Every; travelling trunr'.and. HOUSEHOLD in the world ought to contain a Bottle pf ENG’S RRUIT J-FALT, prepared from Sound, Ripe Fruit, as a'Healthgiving, Cooling, Sparkling, and Beverage for any Season. It is’ the' best.’ Pre- . ' ventivie and Cure for Biliousness, Sickf ! l!{ead ; ache, Skin Eruptions; Impure Blood] J Fevers, •Pimples oh the Face; (.Giddiness Feverishness j- Menta ,; Deprtssioni Want of Sour- ■- ness of . Stomach, Constipation, Vomiting, , Thirst, &c., and to remove the effects of errors ' in Eating and Dunking. , , U ., t?NQ’S FRUIT SATT.— -£-< DrHunst, Vicar of Collorly:—“ I- .have nsed your Fruit Salt for many years] and have verified yoqr statements. _. The jpf the 1 public are .due to you. for your unceasing efforts ■ to relieve Suffering humanity.; l ong 1 may yon live to be a ; blessing l to the world.i ‘ ENG’S FRUIT SALT.—After suffering ” for nearly two and a. half .years ; 1 from severe headache and disordered , stomach, 1 and after trying almost everything and , spending much money without, finding,any benefit, ! was recommended by ,a; friend. to. try.; ENG’S FRUIT SALT, and before I had fi,ma|y < t l one bottle I found it doing.me a deal of good, and how I am restored to myusual’health; and Others I’ know that have triOdif have not enjoyed such good health'Tor‘years.’—Yours mosbtruly, Robert Humphreys, Post Office Barrasford.’ ' ‘pJ'NG versus STIMULANTS. —An n-■L-s sufficient Lnount ‘of exercise frequently theiiven peculiarly adapted for any constitutioiiarweakness oflheilveni :A world of iwoes is avoided bythose who keep and use-ENG’S - FRUIT SALT.—“AII pur customers for Eno’s Salt would not be witfiout it upon any consideration, A thpy haying.received so-nmch benpf it.— Wood Brothers, Chemists, Jersey, 1878.” wRRQSSER