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Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 1067, 6 October 1883, Page 4

DEAFNESS. —Quacks calling tfiemselves “Doctors,” raining the organs of hundreds sufferingfcton deafness, charging from L&to L2ofor to doing. I have two infallible' - remedial (No. J, deafness ansing from colds’; No. 2, the thickening of the parts of' the Tympanum) from recipes sent n&e by. those world-known Aurists, the late, and present Senior Surgeons of the Royal Dispensary for Diseases of the Bar.—-Send stamps for particulars to T. B. HaiWAfokd, Auckland, N.Z. 1270

D R HEILBRON’S WORM CaKBS These Cakes are principallY prftpar4d rom Herbs, and do notfcontainany dan* ;eroualy active ingredients. They have a wonderful effect in caring children,' As veil as grown persons, by removing the forms. ' Thqr. hare been .witH “bw.ess introduey into the' n Europe, Australia, and New Zealand, fhey are guaranteed to do away, m a vjsjy ihort time, with many serious complaints ike Bronchitis, Piles, Ulcers,’ Ulcerated rhroats, etc., if taken in time, aS thebe richnesses are often caused by worms of ill kinds, especiolly by the' Tape, .Worm, md by the most dangerous Worm, which, if not destroyed in create the hardly-cufafcle WoHn Fdvnr. The smallest, the Thread Worte f '#llttte|e than any other worm penetrate all , the crevices’of'the bony,pß/v6j’®e brain. An example , was, nessed, where a child Mling into fits (the parents hot' IchOwmJf® cause), at last died with by thd too fatal Thread Worth. BM recently there was a' case, agthhhi."" whose seat was ‘affected Tr Worm, and who, of remedies, without, .effeist dras’’ f* relieved by,a dose of' i: ;* , UR HEILBRON’S s ’ h

Worm ! - There are Cases whCrp fhh irii away that they almost then often they comic away in tfhptf.j iand sometimes in a thipk arid although not so peirceM'*' are { caused?‘fh, loayC 'WormCakes. And there.ha cases where ‘children affected ,when coughing or sneezing, them through the mouth and ] The symptoms of WormstL, n —. as . follows liassitude,. pression of Spirits, Impaired Spy /which if not acted atgainst,^l , ’en3ft diseases 'of ' the bile),. WwtdM 3( - Stomach and Digestive _ Organs,■ TSSi Headaches, Vomiting,' Disti and niahy. more sen6hs‘Coc_ v . eluding "Fits;:b£; wl|dch Mt have been !cured ')iy 'Wore No time should Be idstinTW™"*’ Worms, else the conseqhefa—ous, as size quantity, and- through* out the intestines;*^ li -Worm* are neglected for a tima"ilheycidlhdß sdlsuoh damage as to makntt-beyond human skill to restore and system of digestive organs, 'i , V

4 L f DIBECTXQSS FOB JFSi.I j iia I? The quantity of these Worm Oakes to bo taken at a doae depehda mottfljf otatAhe age and constitution of the ; patmnt. <■: most cases a couple of idosea ivilkdsiyaihß worms away ~for ’ iaany;jj>eiiWs if not entirely. rdydOTf fjp » child up to 2 years will-behalf a Cake; from 2 to 4 years old, one, vyhola/ Gjake ; from 4 to 8 years, one Cake and a half; fromßU 14, two. Oakes ; and j»pr to. iwrfaw.’fith the age, but, never more at one dose. Grown females wyigcnerally take three Cakes at. aldose* 9gp ; grown men. four Oakes, according* to, constitution. The. most effective way or ruing these Worm.Oakes is* by me jfljjffl before going to bed, and on. ,the morning' to take^a, cup, of hot tea/b£IQ!Cp breakfast. ’ As 'F long X may stay in this town, and as these Worm Cakes can be obtained at a very Small expense families will do. well to have always a small supply of them at their houses. Orders, for the Oonntfy.,prpgg^y MRS IS. Ashburton Messrs Andre wes Br o. ; r Mr R. J Alcorn ■n

KEATINGS COUGJEt LOi Goughs, asthmX , lronCHiTtS ACCUMULATION; OF' Composed' of- the - purest -'articles;' ■ Twire JLozengds contain no opuim drag, therefore the-rmostdelicatc rjSffirtaJep them with perfect confidence,; eflLct is speedy and jcertaih. C r £his' l 6lH, un--failing family remedy'is daily-recohhneadeffw •the most eminent Physicians.' Ha usewwdy ,60 ye&rs). ; ■ i/TI :£ ! £OI pox , July;2sth, 1877.; .22, Cold Harbpur-.lfftf, London. • -• . .». ;p. ; ) Sir,—Your Lozenges are, excellent, and their 1 beneficial effeict.most reliable. , fstrtrngiy recommend them in' ■ cases of ’’MiS asthma. You are atliherty. to state ;thjs;«tfci{y opinion, formed frpm many. y ear%’ .experience. J. Bringloe, M.R,C.S.L., L-S.Aj, L.M. Mr. T. Keatiiig,. Indian'MedidairSenrice. ' Dear Sir, —Having, tried your JLozenges in India, I have much pleasure in- Ufislily to their beneficial effects in cases nE .incipieilt consumption, .asthma and bronchial fdfccUOfVK. 1 have prescribed them largely,. with the best results. ■■” r; ‘ f I; ' f 1 r Straw-

■W. B. G, , Apothecary, : KEATING’S COUGH are spidhy all Chemists, in tins joffira)a«imj4u44 each having the words,, ‘‘Keating's 3 0<rag|t Lozenges” engraven on the govemmeht amp^

Keating’s Worm !ablets. Keating ’sWonaTabletri A PURELY, both in .appearance anti' taste, furnishing a most .agreeable method of. adnaini?teringjthe only certain remedy' for ' INTESTINAL. or THREAD WORMS. It is Aft and mild and is adapted for children;. Sold iin; rps-illtnml Chemists and Druggists., - . , ■ • !ci,>t Proprietor, THOS. KEATING,; ‘ tendon, " Export Chemist and Druggist.' -

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CAUTION TO PURCJTASBk 7 - * i ii. Ij*X -i The value of this well-known Family Medi* cine has been laigely tested : in, all,parts the world, and by all grades of society,' for npvaids of FIFTY YEARS. Its wcU-CatnedeXOm. give sale has i induced SPtIRIOUS t OCCM . TIONS, some of which •in OUT WARS) APPEABANC E so closely resemble, the.Tqriginal as to have deceived many purclwaerA The proprietor" therefore' feds' it' due' to : tlu public to give a special caution against' the* file of SUCH IMITATIONSi Purchasers sure therefore requested [toobserve the four following characteristics, without' which' '’ndhe Mr genuine:- ;■ Ist—ln every case, the words . JOHfl STEEDMAN, CHEMIST, SURREY, are engraved on ttie.Gj)vernmen Stamp affix to each packet. ;7S ~ ‘ 2nd— Earn Single Powder has fo: die; dose, and he words, : JOHN STEBbIIAN Chemist, Walworth, printed :thereon# 3rd—The name, Steedman, is with two EE’s. . .. j* -it t- ' 4th—The manufacture is earned'on stdeftp at Walworth, Surrey. ! . jv'.ifiu.'T •-.*• jSojdin Packetsby all Chcmistkiana-'Wetli ; cine Vendors, iitai Otis isI.TSJ '> ICkmpthorn, Prosskr ahdCo,^

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