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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4948, 31 January 1877, Page 4

Medical F E ,L T , Ol f- OH IM WADE. AND OO Wholesale Druggists’ Drysalters and Druggist* Sundrymen, General and Commission Merchants • s. and 6 Great St. Helen’s. London ; 31 Flinders lane, and 11 Bond-street, Melbourne - and Lambton-quay. Wellington, N.2. Drags. ehemi:.jß, druggists' sundries, patent medielites Perfumery, surgical instruments and appliances Photographic sundries and chemicals of aU kinds Painters varnishes, Noble's and Hoare’s and Blgsby .. New Zealand glue , / . : ’ ASratedwater maker’s materials, bottles, corks' ' wires, etc.' ... Brewers', Isinglass, corks, tinfoil, Wires! bungs etc ' D Wo 8 | t l lvo o H, rtS ’ “ rtlfiolal toeth, and dental sundries We have the pleasure to announce that we areriinw BtoUr Wellington Our stock is not quite so perfect at the outset as mi Jemdar T?i r »li.r Ut i,5 n th 9 «f a few n.onthSooc regular English shipments will mi in all blanks anil we shall have a comprehensive knd complete stock Im n a n tn?6n -' ,1" ‘he meantime any gebds not 6» hand.will be promptly secured from our Dunedin knJ Auckland house of Messrs. Kempthorne, Prolse? mS Co or from our Establishment at Melbourne/ * ■ss«»sg2ara^t±Ba 1 ■®? Bnts ' m , K h f eoloay fpr the. foil owing:— ’ ■ Allcobk s porous plalatera and Brandreth’s ollfi ; AyerVsarsaparilla. hair. vigor, cherry pectoral, and tk terion ßJ|nf “ nt a Scrironpr’a mfe ftl %?*? ol mß Snesia, P*. CoUte Brownb’s chlorodyne, Dr. Brights’s phoq4#> CUr s» e ive blood “ Utw,8 < iB 41 PUlV'and miraculous Poivi r va C S d i liV6r H l; Notkofi ' B camomite piUa ' P "hotsea^ 88 . 1 ”-° f ?***?•. embrocation, fb' Whelpten’s pill, creTm erOUS ’ MBrflllnß ** bair d W M pL 81 ' 8 swpa and Perfumery V 1 fumes Lubin (pilot requisites mid pe*. C -’acid And . S ? d > sb99 P' dip medicinal carboilfi larlV il^ e i * l!tl ." the latter veiy. partiedrß;?/ 1 in the Cit y Of, Wellington, whet* pestiferous odors fill the air. The power to destroy .these nuisances is at,hand. .. ™ mhph /w om r t . his veTr unpleasant allusion to • bring und « a» preprietao' articles- “ e Bloor.’s food for infants and invalids ‘ ~ <*s a *S* si «’'.«>d insecticide’ - ' . . William? Australian yeast powder . .. FftitAn ° h ??^2r m | OU3ld xtract of sarsaparilla ‘ ■’ j F • Bpd ,Co *’* aaTod l« onUn « ■ • The. alk)*#* imprietaries & Fcltoni Gtfmwadiianfc Co. are prepared with the greatest possible care, and combination, are well; known throughout * rua * fho high class medical certifi cates attached to each will ensure them an equal sot-’ cess In this colony. .•fm-LLIA-MS': AU.STR AHAN YEAS’; ” -POWDER. ■ This linking Powder Is packed in half-pound canis tecs specially adapted.for the cllmftte of NpW-Zeaiapd !u- wholesome bread without yeast*; als« .biscuits, cakes, and all kinds of pkstry without'eggs an w^n-. ? s -_ ban half the usual quantity of hutter. 1 - iWilliams: Yeast' Powder. will doubtless apeediii drive aU other baking powdersfrom the New Zealani markets, and secure for iteelflthat high popularity it Ha attained thfoughout-Australia/where itii in every well-regulated household. .’- I FELTON, GKIM\YA-DB,:ANDr-00.. . -.Lambton-quay, Wellington, ’ ~ And storekeepers and, grocCra throughout t^pnolonj; |H. BUCHAN’S CONCENTRATED COMPOUh ’ i ’ EXTRACT OF. SARSAPARILLA ~r. , Operates as a mild but efficacidus'alterative and ton: gives tone and vigor to the system,, renovates t blood, and aflfords protection'from attacks arising fro changes of season, climate, and life,/ 'This very agre able and beneficial beverage will be found in eve respectable, hotel, bar, and to those who value heal and long life ask for and drink this article.in lieiic tmhy and ruinous alcoholic liquors. See you' get E Buchan’s sarsaparilla. , ‘ , „ 8t)ld by all druggists, storekeepers; and publlo* throughout the colony; and wholesale by ; - 1 - ' GRIM WADE, AND C 0.,! : Lambton-quay, Wellington, RUSE’S- FLU ID M AGNESI J TheJurora-of the Intercolonial Exhibition of X 8( ,1 8 . 67 “warded the ONLY PRIZE MEDAL-ft Fluid Magnesia to Mr. KRUSE. -: '•-** Accompanying their report is 'the result of Mr. J Coamo Newherry's analysis, by which it appears tha one fluid ounce of Kruse's Maokksia contains ’flft per cent. ,of Oarbonato of .Magnesia in excess of ail other:Magueslß;exhlbitod. r , i ’ . ' KRUSE’S-FLUID MAGNESIA, : For Upwards ol' twenty years, has been approved' asi prescribed by the leading members of the medical pfe .fesslon,. ; Its almost universal use' affords sufficien proof of the high estimation in, which it is held by th public generally.: It is carefully prepared of' uniforn strength. Each fluid- ounce Contains ten gihiii's'of Mji CarbonateoLMagneSia. ; " FLUID MAGNESlApossessesallthepra potties ofthe Magnesia in common use, huthelilg ini dissolved state,-and quite Tree from ady adulteratioi ■ortcontatmnatiohf ftsi effects are faei-e, energetic aw rejiabie ; besides; sfc has the -advan. nge of aot fornaiiM those dangerous'concretions in', the'’’bowels whia sometiihes have‘resulted ‘from the fee 1 of :, dai bonateof Magnesia;-;:.ti.-jt' j.,-,-;. V 1 ost- j ~ FLUID MA.GNESI/V promotes,,in a v«; mud,manner, the secretions in Hie alimentary canid the fbrmatiohhf a'cMc : iifvt|hp'Same; corrects' the (syi e betpmft mH, It is the acidulous oonditioi qriß4 chyle which causra not only Dyspepsia, with'te •‘roUWesomeaymptoms/Heartburn/tleadache.Nausoii Vomiting, Pain after Eating, '&c., but gives riseireifi Spasms in Uieatamabhand bowels, whichrij childrcn often lcad to convulsions and, nervous affec |ikes,The acid alho causes Di an! ICC a and ttVhudreu/tiid preveots'a projier digestion and - ' ” -mflft'HPkYv ’nf • a ,-eJ ' a_._r»>. mllation of the fo6d. A frequent uae is donsequcfliti often wcOmmended by medical.practitioners,-and tl mlUl aperient qualities, of Kruse's ,Flui Magnesia render it therefore an inestimable remedy In the-following cases of illness it is found particular! Beneficial as pleasing sedative and aperfebt'.iu r a cases of irritation or acidity of the stomach (parties larly during pregnancy), Febrile complaints, Infanti] Disorders, or Sea-sicknesi. . . ) The Solution speedily—removes-Heartburn.f Acli Fructations, Sourness, or Irregular Digestion of F( males and Children. . .. .. _ IT .COMPOSES LHE STOMACH AFTER AN! 1 . ' EXCESS. OR HARD DRINKING. ’ S Kruse’e'Fiuid Magnesia is seld in bottles,-'is. Sd/ 'Si fid., and - 3s. - 6d„ by. Chemists and - Storekeeper throughout the Australian Colonies. , ; , , Tlie numerous medical testimonials are too lengtln TS insert- in newspaper advertiseraoht, but wilrlS found wrapped round each, bottle. • „ bg ail Chemists and: Druggists, throughout th FELTON, (SEIMWADE. and CO.; |- ' ! ' Lambton-quay, Wellington > H H E’.S ,INSECT XC.I D I o ..jr HfeMhdrnsect Destroying PSwder. • - ?, -?5 HOW by alPdaemiets, in packets at Is., and in .tins & _ i Is. 6d., 6a., 10s.,*16si, and 20s. each,, r , v . ,r Powder Is unrivalled in.destroying fleas, btqysj cockroaches, beetles, gnats, mosquitoes moths in furs, and every other species of insects stages of metamorjmosis ; ■ whilst it has no qualities de leterious to human beings, and is quite harmless raib application to dogs.-cats, poultry, &h. We ask but 6m •trial for this powder to secure confidence, no'Otbto .brandjwill be wanted alV duggLsts and storekeepers, and, w&olei ■ PELTON,. GEIMWADE, & .CO., t ■'* ■*’ Lambton quay, Wellington;» B LOOK'S FOOD FOB , INFANTS AND IN- •,*.»“• , VALIDS. ■ „ ;■■ <.. Preparetl upon Baron ’ Liebig’s principle ? appioved and recommended by the mosteminentof the : lledica| Profession, % Surpasses all other substitutes for the natural food of ’infants, and effectually promotes ■ nutritionTaad health. S-/ 1 '•■i ■-- - ' . • . 1* A child deprived pt.its-mother's milk can only bV fed* properly whem the food given 'is equivalent ii power to that of woihaii's milk. . :i j i rni - , r “BARON LIJSBIO>; The great success of : this food is a convincing proof thafit perfectly fulfils its object. -■ - " "T MEDICAL CERTIFICATES. ; , '--i .' i f ‘-Aftei!-a careful trial of -Mrs: Bloor’s' Farinaceous Food for Infante and Invalids. I feel no little pleasure in recommending it as the best, substitute I have me* with for the natural food of infants, from its beinb highly nutritious, easy of digestion, ahd not Irritating the glimentary canal. ■ In myopinion its more geneife ase,would tend greatly to.diminish the excessive morality which has hitherto existed in the colony. -■' , ■ “ JOHN SINGLETON, M„ . ■ 1 .' “ Medical. Mission Dispensary,. : ■ “riVclliiigton-street; Collingwood." " Having tried Mra. ' Bloor’s Food" for Infante and nvalids, lam justified in saying that ! consider ; it on ixoeller.t article.in ali cases where infants arod'eprived ' d, their natural fqod, and invalids Buffering from dvfc lepaia, corhbined.with feeble digestive nowers." '-T 'v-’GoDFRM-HGWITT. M.D., J ‘ f! ' i -’.' : - *■ ;1 - ; . ■* 1 -'' “ini, Collins-street.'.' '• trjed Mrs.‘.pioor’s Victoria Patent Fdrfn* epiis Food, I-can safely .recommend ,it aahehio. iroH ulted'for iufants,.childrcn, and Invalids, arid as'lt ianufaotured from colonial 'grain, it is fr6ah, sweet, nd very delicious.. ; ’ • 1 • “ JOHN WILKINS, F.R.C.S., England.. ~“121, Collins street, E.’ Sold by all Chemists and Dhigglste, and wholesale bv" „ BELTON, GRIM WADS, AI»U CO. V°i