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Dunstan Times, Issue 1289, 12 November 1886, Page 1

D. G L O AG, GENERAL DRAPER, TAILOR, AND CLOTHIER, Main North Road, XBEG TO INFORM tWßesidents of Vincent County that I will travel, through the whole of Vincent County, visitincr all the centres of population Every Two Months, when I will be pleased to receive orders for Gentlemen’s Clothing of every Description made to measure ; also for any and every kind of Drapery, Boots, etc., etc. Written orders addressed as above will receive prompt attention. Dissolution of partner ship. The Hirtnership existing at Dunedin between the/undersigned in the business of Engineers and Ironfounders, under the firm of “Kincaid, M‘Queen, and C 0.,” has this day been DISSOLVED by mutual consent. The business will he conducted under the same style by the undersigned, Charles M.‘Quben, who will discharge all the liabilities of the firm, and receive all monies due. Dated this 1 day of May, 1880. JAMES KINCAID. CHARLES M‘QUEEN. /fitness : Robert Dick, Solicitor, nmnedin. With reference to the above, I beg to thank the numerous customers of the firm for the liberal support that has been accorded during the past 18 years, and to express a hope that I shall still retain the confidence that has been bestowed hitherto. HARLES M‘QUEEN. ROBERT BOYNE, aENERAL STOREKEEPER AND NEW’S AGENT Queenstown, Lake Wakatip, A lavgestockofGroceriesand othe of English and Colonial Newspapers Orders punctually attended tc, and newspaperstorwarded to any part of the district. Agent for the Dcnstan Times. O T C To the Inhabitants of Surrounding DL and Having rented that OL /T Boot and Shoe Establishment of Mr Fitzgerald’s, Ophir, I intend to carry on the Business in all its branches, and trust by civility and good workmanship, with the use only of the best material, to retain all of Mr Fitzgerald’s old Customers. Boots and Shoes made at Lowest Current Rates ; likewise Repaving. P. O’CONNOR. In reference to the above I can with confidence recommend Mr P. O’Connor to all my numerous Friends and Customers as a first'-'dass Workman, and hope the same patronage will be bestowed on him as has been on me for the past 20 years. M. FITZGERALD. Sands* and Sons’ Eucalypti Extrac —(Am. Med. Journal, Jan. 1832). —Pitzer M.D., Prof. Theory and Practice of Med. Am. Mod. College, says ; remedy known in typho-malarial, typhoid fever, erysipelaA iiyjUier ut, soaflet fever, etc. -Advt. ///f J / Sander anb Extract (Clinical sion uses, in gonorrhrp., as an injection, an emulsion of one oimoe Kuo. Extract, one ounce gum Arabia, and 30 or 40 ounces of water, applied four times daily.— Advt. Sander and Sons’ Eucalypti Extract. Surgical Cline of Prof. M‘lntyre. College of Physicians and Surgeons, St. Louis— Scirrhus of Breast—Excision. Eucalypti Extract employed. No swelling, -heat or discoloration. Cured in 14 days.— advt. Sander and Sons’ Eucalypti Extract —Mosler, M.D., Pro. University, Greifswald, reports:—The Euca. Extr. proved magnificently successful in very severe contusions, bruises, sprains, wounds, soaldiags, broken ribs, and limbs.— Advt. Sander and Sons’ Eucalypti Extract. (Med. Journal, Noc. 1881).—In diseases of the kidneys either active congestion nr suppression (uraemia) or albuminuria, dropsy, lithiasis, nothing will equal in its action Eucalypti Extract. Doses, 5 to 8 and drops.— Advt. Sander and Sons’ Eire. Extr. (St. Louis Ded. Journal, 1881). —Cancer of ‘■he Tongue.—Evidence of scrofulous diaibeals. Prescribed four drops to be taken three times daily; also, tongue wotted three times daily, cured in four weeks. Advt. Sanders and Sons’ Euctlypti Extract is the only existing volatile extract. All other preparrtions of the Eucalyptus, no matter where manufactured arc crude, esinons oils, irritating and blistering, and of real danger if erroneously applied in hroat diseases, etc.— Advt. Sander and Sons’ Eucalypti Extract. Mosler, M D., Prof. University, Griefs’ wald, reportsdiptheria, Tonsils conJinually coherent, presenting ulcers with white exudats. Cured in 14 days.— Advt