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Inangahua Times, Volume IV, Issue 20, 25 May 1877, Page 1

Business Notices l£rol ted Zj If jal L» Hated October 1M V DE-. BBIGHT'S Pll os pji o n yn c * (OZOKHTOXIORK) 'Ibe New Curative A«;«nt, *»nd Oa!y Keiiabl© E«mfdv far Nft'yous ard Liver C :ijj>i«iu^ This Phosphutis coaibtaatioa ia 1 oounced by* the nior<t eminent mpmbew of th medical Profession to be noequulU-d wrt -1 owor in replenishes the vitality of the b< f ? byits upplying all the csseaiiai conmif ue aof tho blood and aerre snbstauce, and for eveiop*l? »!1 th? powf r^ and functions of the system • tbe highest degwe. Tt i» agrpeiih^ ro the pniute. &■<& ioncoent in its aoiioi), while retjiujtig all ii,< entrao!*dinory propmtif^ j 3 id aa a surpassing all tbe k.iown therapeutic ag>»uU of the present day for the speedy and permanent euro of — Nervous Prostration Latitude Liror Complaints Shor. n^s of Breath Dhzhtet^ aad limbs Noiries in tbe Head andrmpared nutrition Ears Mental and Physical Lovs of Bn«rgy and Depwanon AppptUo Cotisumptioi) (in its llvpoelioadi-iu first stogeß only.) Female Complaints Timidity General Debility Ernptious of the Skin Intiigestiou Iroparfd Sigdt and Flatulence Memory Infiapacity*for Study Net yon* Fancies or Uuah'es* Impoverished Blood Sick Headache Nervous Dobilify in all Premature Decline ita Stages and all morbid conditions of the system arising from whatever cawe. The action of the PliOßpbodyue 19 twofold— or. the one hauc 1 iaoreauing the principle which constitutes nervous enorgy, and the other the mo3t powerful blood and flesh generating ag* knowu ; therefore, a MarveJlous medioine r* rtnovuting impaired and broken-dowu c° otitutiona. It quickly improves the funoti adsimilatie-i to such a d.t*r^, tint wiioo ymrsai emaciated, anxious, oadave t^ a seoii-vital condition h« existed, th* 4* rapidly increase ia quantity and flrmoesf the wliol* system return to a sttteoo u*t. health. Tho Phosphodyoe ao ( ctrfoaliy upon the orgar^atioa j for i;isfa*o aPS-rAo natnye to genernt* that hutnaa eotcioity which tcn«ws and rebuilds tbets tf.-t-ou.*, manular, norFduo, membrahou^, ando rg<i»ic >ty*ieaiM. It opcrute.i on tbe system without t»xei»ing .-/iro or thought upon the individual us to too proctw. It mores the Jnngs, livor, bcurf, kidueyo, utetnaoh, o;%d inUis-tinct, with a harmony, ti^or, y*t m.iui) ess unpar-'dlalnd iv modi«iue. Tho i*ho?pbo(h ue gives bauk to tiie tuman stf uctuie, in a suitable form, th<t p'io^jjtioi 10 Oc miiiuaSU)f{ eietnent of life, vrbieii bis beta vailed, and exerm an ini))ovtant iufluenca ait'eciiy ou tho spuiiil marrow and uerr^ns &ys\eto, oi a nutritive, tonic, nud wiTt^omting fhuwcter, raaiotniuing tbnt bnoyaut eu-igf of the brnia and muscular s.v-'fin wliu-a rcudors the mind cboerful, b-ilHur.t, and o»fjrg<.>tiu, entiieiy overcoming tbat doi!, tuuotive, and sluggish dUopo^itioa wiii;li msutj pureoiiß eiperieuce in all tbeir action^. The banefioiui ctlects of tbo Pho.^f*hoi<jno are frequently shown from the first d»y of its adimu'uti'utiou, by a rotnaik ibfa inct-a^e ol norvona power, with a fceliug of vigor aad comfort, to which tbe patient lias long beeu unaccustomed. Digestion i$ improved ; tbe appetite increases wonderfully ; tb<? bowels become regular 5 the eyes brighter; the tkic clear and healthy; and the hair acquires strength, showing the importance of tue action of tho Phodpitodyne ou the organs of nutrition. Finnlly, the Pbospnodyiie muiut.»in« a c^vtain degree of activity in tbe previously dtbiiitatcd nervous oyjutoiu ; its use eu.ibi.vi Ho daoilitatod organt to wturn to tbeir soimr state aad perform their uatur.il frt.i»fii»ii Person;) sutlbring from Norvous Debility, id any of tbe buoditd symptom? which th.a dutrcd.iing disease a^-fumoj, tnixy rest a of aa effectual ond ersn spr^dy cura by tho iudiuious Use of this most iuvuluuble remedy. Db. lUIiafIT'S^fIOSrHODYNB 13 SOI,O ONI,Y In Canea at 10i 6d by all Chet>'i*t9 anJ Putoat Me^icme Vendors tlnou^liout the Globe. Full Diioutiona for IJao, i«t tho KngiL>h, French, U(.*rman, Italian, and Dutch Lw gu!*gee^accompariy each K\s»e. • CAUTION-— The large and increasing #t demand for Dr. Bright s I iosp&adgne has led to several imitations undt <■ *omeu>/iat similar names ; purelMsers of this medicine should therefore be careful to observe that each case bears the Government Stamp, wit* the worth lit: Brigid's BhospkodgM engraved thereon, aitd that tto sams woMs are also blown ia tiie bottle. Wholesale Aaentsfor New ZeaiauaKiiiMPTfIORJfE, PfluasJiitt & CO., Euuedia aud Auckluud.; THE INSPEC TIO Si O P MACUIN^UK ACT, 1574. rilH-E attention ot Owners of Maohineiy aud X tiicam Hodeti i* culled to thd p.wvisior.s of "Tiie Inspection of iluc'uiueiy a-m, 18: 1.' Wiii'ii ii;i.ju.!( \-i :tu«u, within A tuuulii !rwm n>o date on vv;uoli tue Act iii brougtil <ok> to>u«, to send a wvitteu notice to :.b<» lusptwior oi Machiwory for Ibe district, ib wln»:h such machinery boitar may le, giving the name of owner, the place where such machinery or boiler h used, tbe m ture ol such machinery, aad the nutu;o tmi mouul <ti the moving power. lfotf Aot WB* ; by PrOi-fansMion dated the 10m instaui biougtit m:o lorco ia ihe Province of MeUou. Notice* for the Inspector ot the Kelson South District are to be addressed to Christchurch. 1 KANCARIiOW,