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TIVE& >mi&s ■•:FOR../iNDjiAi JLt 'AND THE COLONIES. : . - 1 DR. KING'S Dandelion and Qointae&i*:er ! Pill? (withont mercury) are the best remedy i for Bile^Wiad, " Indigestion, Sick Headache, \ Spasms, Giddiness, Heartburn, Ttfervaaaness, ' Goat/ and alii disorders of. :the StomadhTand ! Live*; They combine mildness' in,opeiM<sn ! with the moat admirable effects, and as an i aperiea6,cannQfe-be surpassed. ... \ ? ..Manufactured .by JAMBS BOISEE* 47, i Mortimer-street, London; W., au'fi 'gold ;allj dyer the World ■by'- mast Ch'eaiisfa apd Medi- ! cine-vendors* at is., H|d., 25.9d.,45. 5 .. and! •lia ' • -■• ■: ..■•;.. . . ; ■ -! ■■ 499'- I DYSESTTERT, CHOLERA! FEYERj' AGUE, COUGHS i COLDS, &o. --....' I DR. J.- COLDLS BROWNE'S; (Ex Army Medical Staff) ! ;:C'H.-l;'O ; <R ODTN % \ la the. Original .and only Genuine. | CAUTION.— Vice-Chancellop Sir W. P.! Wood atated that Dr. "Collig" Browne wag un- i doubtedly the Inveator oLCHORODFNE } that the story of the defendant, EV«etnan, : being the inventor, was deliberately, uatrue, I which he regretted had been sworn to Emi- ! Heat... Hospital, Physlciapa .o.f sgated ! $fiae Dri - J. Colli* Browne w-as'Jttie\dig<ioi9CQr I of Chlorodyne ; that they preacribad it j largely, and mean no other than Dr. Browne's. ' —See Tf.me'B'oi 3Ti|iy 12, 1864. "f r The Public, therefore, sre cautioned againtt uaingany, piher .than, .., : . -„,-,.■■ ,•) i Db. J. CoLLis.Bsow^B'a pHLORODYISE SEHSDIAt OSES AN® AOTCOH. ... ' This INVALUABLE, , RIMEDf prodace*s i , quiet, refreshing sleep, relieves pain, calms , the system, restores 'the deranged functions, Wd.aeimulates]|iea|fnyTacU9n,of tiig-^eeEe- • tions of the body., withonfi creating "any of ! 'those unpleasant revolts' attending 1 the use of ' opium. Old and young may take it at all | hours and times when requisite.- Thousands j of persona testify to. its, marvellous good ' eiFects and wonderful Cares, while «Medical S men estol its virtues most extensively, uaiag \ •ifi in, great :qnantities in the fallowing Dis- ! eases .— . ( • .. ._ .*• , JDiseaaes in. which it is foand eminently useful :— Cholera, Dysentery, Diarrhoea, ; Colics, Coughs, Asthma, Rheumatism, ' ; . ; Neuralgia, ..Wnooping , Congh, Cramp, ! , Hysteria, &c. .. ' :' ■; [Extracts from Medical Opinions."] j JThe Sight Hon.EarV Epasell commttallcated to-tka Cflllege of Phyeioiana, and ,J. T. Davenport, that, he had received information 'to the effect that the only remedy. of any service in Cholera was Chforodyne.— See lancet. Dec. 31, 18R4. ■ ; ■ | From A. Montgomery, Esq., lata Inspector i o } Hoapitals, Bombay : — « Chlorodyne ia a nibsfc valuable remedy in Neuralgia, and Dysentery, T<& it I fairly owe my ceato- ' radon to healsh, after eighteen monthg' of i severe suffießtag, and when.all. ooaer remedies ! had failed,'/ '! '. „ ' "'■'.... ■ Be. Lo^e,'Mediical SfiasidMary in liidfa, re-fbrtei'CDecembeii.-lseS).— «TKat" ii lnkeapiy i every case of Cholera in which Dr. J. (Jollie '■ Bjroiwae'sfGhlorodyne was administered, the ! patient 'recovered." ' :. : :■, <■:■ i.\ '• Extract from' its \s£edical Timea,. Janaary j I 12th, 1866 :— « Chiprbdyne is prescribed by I scores b'forifehttdos Medical Practitioners. -Ui course it would not thus .be dagkfarly-popu-ar, did it not • supply.. a.. waae and ffH a place."' . ; ■ ; . ..-,, „ „ | BSWASB of apuripua and dangeroac compounds sold as OHLOBODYNE, from which I frequent fatal results have followed. , " CAtJTIOH.i-i-Noiie eenuide trithoati. the j wordß,"Da. J. Gohhia Bbownk" on the Government stamp. Overwhelming" Medical ! testimony accompanies each, Bottle. " KIT The public are further cautioned, a ! forgery of "the Government Stamp having I come to the knowledge of tha Board of |nland Revenue. • Sole Manufacfenrer :— J. T. DAVEMPORT, 33, Great Susaell-atreet, 'Bloomsbnry, ' London. Sold in Bottles, 1/1$; 2/9, and 4/6. Wholesale Agents for Stew Zealand •— Messrs. pJMPTHOENE,PKOSSEB,S? Co., •;- 'Ddnbdin. 864—26, i f I

« FOR TQ , LOOD IS ISB LIFE." CLARK E'S ' : 5 TTTTORLD-FAMBD BLOOD MIXTURE. ' Trade Mark— "Blood Mixture." ' THE GREAT' BLOOD PUBIFJsa AND EESXqBES For cleansing and clearing the blood from all impurities, cannot be too highly recom■niended. ' .. ' For Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin Diseases', and Sores of all kiDda it is a never failing: and permanent care. ' ■ It Cares old Sores Cares Ulcerated Sores on the Neck Cores Ulcerated Bore Legs . ' Cnrei Blackheads of Pimples on the Face Cures Scurvy Sorea Cares Cancerous Ulcers <GuK9 Blood and Skin Diseases f: : . Cores Glandular Swellings ,\ Clears the Blood from all impure Matter From whatever cause arising. Aa this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and warranted free from anything injurious to the most ; de!icate constitution of either sex, the Proprietor solicits sufferers to give it; a trial to test its value. Thousands of testimonials from all pairte. Sold in Bottles 2a 3d each, and ia Cases, containing sis times the quantity, Us each— sufficient to effect a permanent cureM tWgreat majority of long standing casea, 87.A&& OHEMfSEJ aad PATENT' MEDICHNB , VKNDOHa throughout the world. Sole Proprietor, F. J. CLARKE, Chemist, Apothboabibs' Hale,, Limcolk, Enoland EXPORT AGENTS, ',['■.'. Burgoyne.Burbidges, & Co, Colemgin-stc ;t •London. , : Newberry & Sons, 37, Sewgate-gfi., London. Barclay- & Sons, 95 Farringdoa-st, London. Sanger & Sons, Qxford-atreefe, Londpn. And all the London Wholesale Houses. NSW ZEALAND AGStftS :' ' • Kbmpthorse, Paoaasß, and Co, Wholesale Druggiata, Donsdir and Auoklanb. MELBOUBNE AGENTS. Feltonj GKiMvsrADa & Co., Wholesale Drug...gisJs. . ' r ,>. B.'and Si. Keogh, Wholesale Druggists.-'-; Hemsions & Co, Wholesale Druggiats. BT.DNEY AGENTS. Elliott Beothess & Co. Wholesale Drae- ; ' "gists.- i. Ed. Eow & Co. ADELAIDE AoiSNTS. Facldisio & Co., Wholesale Druggists. A. M. Bickeobd & «ons, Wholeaale Druggists and Importers, Adelaide and Kadina. BRISBANE AGENTS. I BsaßasY 8s Tayloe, Wholesale Druggists. 2499

SBAMMR EFFERVESCENT PSiFARHWNS. j~ ~ ' ~~~ " — —————— — . . | . Bishop's Granular Effervescent __ OAMJ I i . ; , ii i Citrate of Jssa~g'nesia,i» .not merely a Q^nnw^ft ; pleasant drink, but ia also one of the : •' moßt valuable aWa to health ipexiafi. /to\ 1 1? m pablic, approved by the. proiiC CEateiedat ! /TM^ Jstaaoaqs|HaU.j ; and ia how prescribed Eegularly by, #*Jlfer*«fc. \*Mm^ :• ' ~ M'C-ik' ;t h° usana< s of physicians throughout ■•■ - j &'iifM W^ttpffli 11-CS^ra^^O* l^ pleasantesi regular aperient! for. per-. i.:. ." •!; "i** AJj WI Ajlmii jji** . «oa« of all agea and conditions. ■ . . ■ I ... '. .. 'The fact that ike General Medical tj-j -1-a:- '"" ■ ==a , Council kas introduced art Imitation graiinlarforni,pi;odueiiigacontinaed«BttrkSne4fferrescenaß Pirate ol Magnesia into the British ana preserving the flavour as apalaUbUi Saline Duatfglit. ~ ~£*harmjcop<za, is a remarkable "and s try £tw. %Xt , BXBBGTIOWB.-TWO tea-ispoanfoito orataote, put fton< " i " < into a tumbler half full of water, and (drank during efj&t'S ~» : Lemdff 1 Juice, froni~which ons 6f rX^p^^^ .::ita.chief^gredi e nbi8 O bt a i I l t d,rh« 8 . act as a valuable ant-acid l cooltagXLght !^when 'Sh A long leen knoWn a 8 the ™ ost Certain: deUoiously cooUng and refreshing beverage may also tie made preventive of scurvy, and, indeed ihthoduceb ahd pasPAOED b« ; ' Ifiniigraut Ship. In the" special comAXF&EB BISHOP, jWatiufeetKEte mnrktet atioa whfc^ ■ Br9UO^'3 ! GTanalar j v. speck's fields mile mmT^S^' S'SffJr a ,? f •■ ;Magae&^ .- x. on- now W£<WAUWW « presents, the blood-padfyingf proper- ' ties of the Lemon Juice are-cor-n Bottle should be kept weUeorked, and in adw ulaoa bined witha BttiW aperient. »' »«yptac 9 . j The Mineral Wiitet Salts- (Seltzec, Facsimile of Arvnvn nrffw/^p.o r a / Vichy, Otrlsbad,- &c) are excellent WITHOUT infiS vn£l%°£ S ■ £l * bet *-- '■ artiQlea t0 i«»trodua B ,aiidthe.aftlffof.. wiIHVUI which NONE v Genuine. " them is tepidy increasing. IMINEEAL WATER SALTS.; ■;.;...,. .' ;.:; \ For tha preparation of artificial waters, thase' "GrinuUr Effervescent" Salta are especially suitable. They give the refreshing draught, and may ba relied oa as presenting afc the same ' time the chemical ingredients of the natural waters. It is ob?ioas fclmt in this form the ■granalar etterveaaent" preparations present many advantages over the waters themselves While all the constituents of tha natenl springs are. -esacfily, prcducad!, 6he Salts are, extremely portable, more eroaomical, and with them a sparkling refreshing draught is procurable m any quantity at any time. ■ : •" . a ° c■e ■ ■ • • . , TEST I M O-»r''l-A. X- S ..-•■.:■. _ Da. Redwood, Professor of Chemistry at the Pharmaceutical Society o£ GkM, Britain. thua writes :— •• I have examined a great many aamples of Mr. Bishop's 'granulated prepara. '." tiona, obtained at various times and from different sources, aud hive foaud them 6o Bo 1 very uniform ia character, fully charged with Carbonic Acid, and obviously made with great ! eaia and accuracy." . ■, . . i ' ' A provincial firm writes :— "We have much pleasure to inform you that yoiir Magnesia is much appreaiated in our cinnection. We have' sold other makers' in former yesira, bat how we shall never sell any but Bishop's Our customers have sometimes complained of the Utrate of Magnesia, and we have told them th&y will never ba ,dis«ppoiated if they alwaV«' ask for Bishop's, and sea tint they gat it." 1 .' ; .. i / y LABORATO R^Y kND 0F F I'C E.S : '■ SPECK'S FIELDS, MILE ENR MEW^WN, Lond^^ ( SOLD bt KEMPTHORNEj PKOSSE.E, & QQ. t^pms;^, ;;V AUChemisfca Meffohaata, Shippers, and^the brigia*i''kftk^/-p&t^y-' r imiT^nt l ßSi'''flw Foreign use 1661—26 I