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Inangahua Times, Volume IV, Issue 4, 3 December 1877, Page 1

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Business Notices. ■ jr : — : ..,..,,■— \_l'ro(ec(ed by Roi/al Le Dated Ovlubff 1W V. i I""' 1?! •' ' "(dzdkic oxvgrS') 'fhe "Ne\i; 'Ciiratlve Agent, and Only Reliable 7{etn'ecly for NA**yous nnd I^i'Vp'r CotntjlairifcTnißPho9phat»o cHmbinatian isi> nouiiped by th» most eminenfiliembers oi't'i medicnl Profession to be unequalled forifc.- ower in replenishing tho vitality of the bt i, by its •upplyinjr all the e-ueniin! con's\itii« ?of th« blood aud nerve Hubnttiuee, and for eVeli?p? ig nil the, powers and functions of the system o the highest degree. ; It is agreeable to the palate, find innocent ill its action, while retaining all it* evtr.ior(litrafr properties ; and a? a specific surpinsingrall the Jinawii therapputi<- ag«uts of the present day for the speedy and permanent cure of — Nervous Prostration Lassitiuln Liv«»r Complaints Shortness of Breath Dizziness and limbs Noises in the Head aud [uipiired nutrition Kars Mental nnd Physical Loss -of Energy mul .Depression Appetite Consumption (in its lly|Kicho.ndrm iirst stages only.) Ifemalt' Complaints Timidity Oviif ml Debi/iry ICrnptions of the Skin v Indigestion liupured Sight and ; ''i^.iitulencc Memory .Ijieapncitv for Sfturly Keivous Fancies : ..or Business ' ] m poverished Blood Sictf Headache Kervous Debility iv all Premature Declaae its Stages and all morbiit conditions of the system nrising. from whutevwr cause. The action of the Phosphodyne is. twotold— ov. the one ham 1 increasing the principle whish constitutes nervous energy and the octier the most powerful blood and flesh generating n« a known ; therefore, a marvellous medicine i'"' renovating impnijred and broken-dawn c° stitutioue. It qufekly improves the luncti assimilation to su.sli a dj^ree, tint w.i w years itu cm.iuiated, anxious, nadare J.i s semi-vital coudition has existed, the //a rapidly Hicreaso in quantity nnd firmuesf the whole, system return to a state oo usfc heal tk*-i-»— The PhosphodyiidV ac 1 ctfically upon the organisation ; for instant! assists nature to generate that human octricity which joaewa ami rebuilds thets sseous, muscular, iiiMivous, membranous, unib rgunie systems. ]J operates on the system without exciting care or thought upon- the individuid as to the process. It mores the lungs, liver, heart* kidneys, stomach, and intestines, 'with 'ib Iwinoiy, vigor, jet mildness unparalleled in medicine. The Pho9phodyne gives back <o the human «t\" ucture, in ti eidtable form, tho phosphoric : <jt auiinatiii!; elenoent of lilo, which has been wasted, and exe"ts an important influence .directly on the t phial marrow and' neitvou's system, of a nutntive^ tonic, aud invigorating character, maiutailiiug that' buoyant energy , of the bruin uiiib lnusoiilur ststoui whicili renders, the Jiiin.d cheerful, brilliant, and energetic, entirely overcoming that dull, inf astive, and sluggish disopositiou which many persons experience in all their actions. ■■ The bunciicial isjleots of the Pbusphoilyne are frequently shown from thu (irafc day of its administration, Ivy a remarkable increase ot nervous-, power, with, ii feeling of vigor and comfort, to which the patient has long beou unaccustomed. iUigestion is improved ; the; I appetite 'ii (creases wuuderfuily ; tins bowels become regular ; the eyes brighter; tho skit:-' clear and healt by j mul -the hair acquires strength, showing the importance ol the action '.■ a( tfie PhosplioJNiie on the urgans of nutrition. ■ Finally, the I'aosphodyne maintuins a certain degiee of iiutiviiy iv, the previously d-j---hililaleJ nerVous system j its use enables Jlu debilitated oi^fun» U) vetui'n to tHi»ir soiiur $taie ( a.nd ipedaaa their natural functions Persons suffering; from Neyvuu* Debility, ;id any o,f the huadreel symptoms which ph.u disLres.'juig^disciiße assumes, may rest assured , of an ellectuiil and even speedy cure by 'the iudicio,us uj)«* of this most inyal uublc remedy. Dr. JIRICfHT'd l'flOSfiiODVN'E In Cases ,at 10s (3d -by. -ull Chemists andi--1 Patent Moclicine "\'ei)dor,s throughout th«. f „ ' ■ . Ulobo ,j F.ull Directions for V so, ' in tWa 7 " Knglifli, *]Trei»elv Gemian, italum, and Dutch JjUii- , guiiffi-Sr'Ht-eoinpitii.v each ease. .. t * CAVTIOS.— Tlte 'la rye and i afreet slag IMt deuuiiul- for ])•'."■ JifiyMs ISoxphoiljfue has led, fo. senerltl iin if altars under vomeiffltat ' similar iiainca ; pui-ultaxtni ..of lids mediums, should Vtorefore be qtrcj'td io r olmerce Uud each case bears ' the Üboefiilhent tilainp', with Uii words it,'. Jlrijiht'xfPhosphodifne evt/ra'ced , thereoii, uud tfiat the. same words are also blown iii the botlle. Wholesale Agents for- Zealand— Kl^lPTtlOßNli, 'i. J riU3S-i!»;<. & CO., . Dimediu aud Auckland., [ /■ . Tli E J^ £l y E C 'fT(> N" UV' 1 ;>I'ACIIINWHI' AOT, 1574. ' 1 rptlli attelifum uT Owners of'.Maehinery iind' ! JL bteain Ji«jjeis is cuU'ed to the provisions i). "' The iiispojvsuon of il^yJuuely.At:;, la7l-, M whit'h rciiiuros Uiem., wtllun a month iryi.. »»» date on f whicli the "Art i» bruught iiito loree, i,tu> send a written uotaite' tg llio' Inspector' ot ' I ..Machinery lor the distnvt iv which such r [ ui-icliiui-ry . Ijoiiur imiy In-.yiviiig i lie uuiiiu | 1 ol'uwuer, iiir'iilaco -whi'iv sit\h niiu;linien *>r j | lioilur is usud, llie-lu ii< su! 1 c of siich nuichinel'v', and tue. nature a(n* uiui(iit of the moving- ' pOWCf. . . ft ■ . ; ■ S , ' 'ilio'Atit, wns,,by .I'roehniAtion dat^i the ■ lOtlt 'hi^uuii, orouyut into 'ioiee In tli ; Provi|u:v Ol .iSvlsoiw-i,. '■<) ...'■ : -• ■'*■' j r>oliu»:» *.«■'■ t!'-e lnsj-jyUu", y(\ the AVUptt | 'Sn'i.l.f'JJ'Uii'lol ari- Vj uo ;uuuvso«:d lo .Oli.-i^l- j I Ohuruli;- ,'» : ' ■ V '" ;ii: ' '■•■•' "I :t.- - ' I KA^HAIJ-K^AVy " ' ■ UhlßfyLi-'tSr.TO'";-*