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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 4, 5 January 1876, Page 4

• } HoLLOwAv-'sPkLMv-^-There is nothing id j the' whole "Materia Medioa " like these medicaments for the cer'taintyVof their action in lumbago, Sciatica, tic doloreux, and all fly1 iog ! or settled pains in the nerves and muscles. Disea«es of this nature originate in bad blood ■and depraved humors, and Until these are corrected there can ber rio permanent cure. 7 . The ordinary remedies may afford temporary .relief, but in .the end "always rdieappoint the; ■ sufferer. Holloway's Ointment ptnetrates 'the!. human system as salt', penetrates meat.; ab^ the Pills greatly, assist and.acce'erate its operation by. clearin? away all obstruction, and giving tone to: the. system. generally. The. prophylactic virtuei of Holloway's remedies . stand unrivalled. . . Oxygen is :Lii*b.--Db, Brighx's PhossPHODyNß.— Multitudes of people are. hopeleasly Buffering; from. Debility, Nervous and LivjerComplaints, Depression of. Spirits, Hypochondria,. Timidity, Indigestion, Failure. of [Hearing, Sight, and- Memory, Laositude,. ..Wsjnt of Power,. &c, whose cases admit of a-, .permanent cure .by .the K new remedy Phosphc|dyne.*.(Ozonlc Oxygen), which at .once allays all irritation and excitement, imparts , new energy and life to the enfeebled cons.itution, and rapidly cures every Btage of these hitherto incurable and distressing: maladies. Sold by all Chemists and Druggists through-j but the Globe. f£§B~Cau\ion. — The largo and increasing demand. for Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne has led to 7 several imitations uader - somewhat similar, names;* .purchasers of this medicine., should therefore be careful to observe that each case bears the Government Stamp, with the words, Dr. Bright's Pbo.-i-. phodyne engraved thereon, and that the same, ■words are: also blown in the bottle. '

■ mmmmmm-wm-mm_mm_m_m-m_m-_mm-mmmm_^mmmmmmm_^mm_mmm--_» JUST -PUBLISHED, price 2 15., with Photo- - _graph of Lurljne, and list of her '■._.:. I - Performances, 4 * ZEALAND STUD BOOK* 13ly .' Ypl.;v., . . '..'. ;,7_. ..co'nt.axn.ino.; . '." ','"' Remarks on Breeding Thoroughbred Horses; j .' Obituary of Stallions;, Tabulated Pedigrees,, 7 of Stallions: Albany, Architect, Blue Boy, --- ' Blueboy, .Barbarian — Barb-iry, Cassibe-. : .launusj 'Castaway —-Merniait, Duke of J ~* Edinburgh— Sweetmeat, ; -Day, Dawn, and Skylark-rrSkybird, . Giadiatpr, Messenger, , ... Presto, Papapa, Kingfisher, , King-Phillip, SatpVi, apd Traitor-^Jpeception ; ; list , of , • Broo;i J-iares. andltheir produce ; Note's cii Pedigrees, &c, &c ; ... . y. ~Will be published in July next, bound in cloth,. - ' i ..".„.. and to be continued, .fjm^ri. NEW ZEALAND TWRF 'i'Jk i REGISTER for 1875-6. .> . '•". '-""\ ' 'containing-' :'' • '*.' '," .. "'.', ;'; Reports of : Races, during the past Season j . Nominations for ensaing Two and Threeyear old Races, with particulars of breed- .; ! ipg of.the horses engaged ; . ... Ai A Digest ,bf l^acSng.Rules in New Zealand; -*-- StandHrd Weisjhts for Age'bf the various '* Jockey Clubs,,; . ,*".'. Sltatiatics of Rscihg Time ;' , , Lisjt of Foals', dropped in 1875-6 ; Winners of principal Races ia England add •"'■i ; the Colonies in paßt years ; _ , A Slietch.s History of the New Zealand , Turf; and - ..*--_ .-: -.-,* -,• Ly / Other .useful and interesting matter to.-. • Sportsmen.- • - „ ■ fPIiBY CHARLES ELLIOTT, Editor of the "New Zealand Stdd Book." *i* The ■•« Turf Register" fs intended to be a. continuous History of Racing,* lup New. Zealand. ,. The Elitor will be, glad. ..to. receive \ from Secretaries of. Jo.ckey Clubs, accounts of tbeir Race Meetings, an* l ' f ronVbreederf a.; list iof "tlieir Fbals'.eatly in the year"; also, the ' names !; of' intending"' Subscribers.; .. The price of the " Register." will be determined by. the ,dimjensioua of . the Work,: .but :it is not expected tp exceed Five .Shillings. Advertise- ■ . medts, Two Guineas a.page, if elson : W. ]__[. Si'anton,' and* R. Lucas .andj Son. Chriatchurch : G. Bonnington. Dupedin : H. T Wisiß. '-. Wanganui ■':.: A. D. WifjEis. ;; Auckland : G. Chapman. - • .- ■•' ; -. j: y CAUTION. '"/ -* -■"A |LL PERSONB : Vfouiid TRAPPING, jOL* KILLING, or SHIPPING - DfBEBi RARFS, PHEASANTS, or Taking PHEASANTS' EGGS, will henceforth be PROSECUTED; to the utmost extent the Law adniitß. "'■*'« Arrangements have .been made with residents in various Districts to give information. A REWAKD of TEN. POUNDS will be paid fo anyone who shall gite such information as will lead to the conviction of the Offenders.,' i .. FREDERICK HUDDLESTON, 1877 -Hon. Sec. Acclimatization Society A* USTRALIAN MUTUAL FRO *tl VIDENT SOCDBTY FOR aiUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE, &c, ,; NBW ZEALAND BRANCH, /Head Ofvioe : Wellington. ; : Present Annual Bbvenue, £280,000. acoomitlatbd andt invested fv n d ; •,.-' : J61,33(.,000. Persons Assuring with this Office share the, whole Profits, and a Bonus is declared every fifth year. Agent; A. W. Soaibti Medical Referee t' W.B. Sealt, .Esq., .MD.. V-: ■* 'v " . ; ... : ...... , .- , . LIVER PILLS FOR INDIA : ANJD THE COLONIES, DB. KING'S Dandelion and/Quinine Liver Pills (without me cury) are the best remedy ior. Bile, Wind, Indigestion, Sick Headache, Spasms, Giddiness, Heartburn,: Nervousness, Gout, and all disorders of the Stomach and Liver. They combine mildness . in operation with -the most .admirable effects, and as an aperient, cannot be surpassed. : ' - - - . Manufactured .by JAMES BORKE, 47, Mortimer-street, London, W., and sold all over the World by'most Chemists and Medi-cine-vendoss, at Is. lid., 29. 9d., 4a. 8 and