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Dunstan Times, Issue 1237, 13 November 1885, Page 4

I Tiuly a s foiaiily I among specialities unique, compact, and I elegant, most exquislt--Ily finished, fine foil I j ovelleil movement, 18 8. D ft WVS I caiat Gold Cases, perI, A Dlß*’ | foot key ess aclon. “N NPvRRTL” These beautiful works GOLD | of art surprise every WATCHES, pmchaspr. We are I supplying them nearly j at Crnt. per Cent, under | usual prices. Open face I T.fi 10s, Hunter L 7 10*. 1 The most exquisite j Walebes yet made. ALBERT'S 1 ALBERTS !! ALBERTS 1! 1 SEW DESIGNS. GOLD AND STKHLT G SILVER. LADIES AND GENTS 1 All Illustrated, and at one half '"olonial prices. Sterling Silver’; Government Hall marked Alberts.

9* 61,, 13a 61., and 15» 61, worth 2la. See elan our new sneei dity in Oentl^inen’s Sterling Silver DOUBLE ALBERTS—“The Ffnrtington” and “The Salisbury -£l 5a each. worth Two Guineas. The handsomest Alberts ever made. INSTRUCTIONS TOR ORDERING WATCHES. DUNSTAN TIMES. Cut. this square nut. and forward it wiih P 0 Order, oayah'e to S. O. Co., Dunedin, with 2< 61 anded to pay post and recrist.ration. or send cash in registered letter, and we guarantee to forward Watch on a week’s Lee trial, and cou itions as stated in Pamph et, l.y Hrst post, (Sinned) STEWaUT DAWSON & CO. KCTE A" Let'era to be addressed— ST E WAR!’ DAWSON & C 0., 34, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. Wiitc’at once f or a oon> of nnr Splendid New Illustrated Watch Pimphl-t. and real ful 1 particulars and most Won erfid Testimonials. We will forward yoi a cony per latum post free, for 4 i, in stamps, the cost of posiage only. Other Colonial Branch's 195. QUEEN STREET, AITCKLVND. 390, oROUGE STUB El’, SYuNEV 3, COLLINS ST. WES T, MELBOURNE.

MANCPA-CTOBY-MVERPOOL. ENGLANG. SA.NDP-K WD c ONS‘ EtTCAI YPTI EXTRACT. _(Am. Med. Journal, J m 13i2)-Pkz r. y: l) Prof. Tm-ory and Practice of Me 1 . Am Me . Ooliftao,'»»ys s “ lt ia thp l,e!!t remedy known in tvpho-m-ilarial. tynlnud fever, erysipelas, diplherta, scarlet fever, elm. .A DVT. Sander and Sons’ Euce*. ypti Extract (O i ical Heci.nl, 1880). - I'be m-'l. p-ofcs si u usee. in ooiiorrhce-s as an injection, an emulsion of one ounce Eue. Extract, one ounce spin) Aralvc, --nil 3d or 40 ounces of water, an lied four times daily.— Advt. Sander and Sons’ Edcat/ypti Extract. • -Stir.- cal rdiT or P of. M'ltuyie. College of I’hy-ici.nis ami Sinyeons, Louis— Seirrlius of Breast —Excision Eucalypti Evrast employed. No swelling, beat or dLeo 1 oration. Cured in 14 days.— advt. Sander and Sons’ Eccalyp'i Extract. M .-dor, M G., Bio. University, Greil'swall, reports:—The Elicit. Extr proved magnificently successful in very sc- ere contusions, bruises spriins wounds, scaldin js, loolicn libs, and limbs. — Advt.

Sander and Sons’ Eucalvph Extract. (Me ■. Journal. Noe. 188l).-Tn diseases of rbc Ui Ineya eilVr active congestion or suppression (uraemia) or albuminuria, dropsy. litliinsia, nothing will equal in i s action Eucalypti Extract. Doses, 5 to 8 an 1 drops —A DVT. Sandier and Sons’ Eire. Fxtr. (St. Louis Ue‘L Journal, ISSl).—Cancer of he Tongue.—Evidence of scrofulous diathesis. Prescribed four drops to be taken three tones dalle ; also, longue welled three times daily, cured in four weeks. - Advt. Sanders and Sons’ Kucylypti Extract is the only existing volatile extract AH other prenan lions of the EucaKpns, no matter where manufactured are e*u’e, fainons oils, irritating and blistering, am! of ie.il danger if erroneously applied in hroat diseases, etc.—Advt. Sander and Sons’ Eucalypti Extract. —Mos er, MI) , I’rof. University, Odets' wald, repor s : —dipthcria, Tonsils conjinnaMy coherenr, pres- tiling ulcers with while exudats. Cure lin 14 days. —Advt Pare Woodcock’s Wind Pills. - 30 y*ais the pnnuUr and favourite medicine for ihe cure of wind op the stomach, in, digestion, biliousness, liver complaints, &cThev are ce> tain and mild in i heir action I and are taken by young and old by -qual ' qeiietir. Of all chemists at la IJI, 2> 91, 4s 61 ; family boxes. IU. Proprietor ; Page D. Woo leuck, Lincoln, England,

|I'U>IIIUNE ! l*'Oll THE IE»TH AND Breath. - A few drops of the liquid “Floriiiue ’’ sprinkled on a wet cootb-brush pro- j duces a pleasant la*her, wbicb thoroughly j cleanses the teeth from all parasites or ini- i purities, hardens the earns, prevents tartar, stops decay, gives to the teeth a peculiar pearly-whitenesa, and adelightfulfragrance to the breath. It removes all unpleasan--0 lour arising from decayed teeth or tobacco smoke. “The Fragrant Floriline," bring composed in part of Honey and sweet herbs, s delicious In the taste, and the greatest toilet discoveiy of the age. Price 2s lid of all Chemists and Perfumers. Wholesale depflt removed to 3d, Farriugdon Hoad, London. 1 Catarrh of the Blamee.— Stinging i irritation, inflammation. all K'dn.-y m.d | similar Complaints, cured by “ tiuehua I palba.” The S'. Z. Drug Co., Geucral Agents.

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