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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5329, 26 April 1878, Page 8

Medical rji i: !j X o JS, G 11 1 MW A Dl, ax u li Q V! HOLESALB DJOJGGISTS: , Dij-saUeK mid brnjjists Susdrymcl; General and . Commission ■■ Jlordiautt Cblmi's carbolic acid, SHEEP DIF, and reliable disinfectants , ' ‘ Photographic chemicals, cameras, Dallmeyer* lenses, and sundries 1 Homoepathlo medicines, medicine chests, book and pocket cases ■ ' ■ Ash's artificial teeth, tooth instruments, and den • tal sundries, surgical instruments ; Patent medicines, perfumery, fancy goods, soaps, and brushware 1 Varnishes—Noble and Hoare's, ’ Wander's an Bigaley's JErated-water maker's materials—Corks, bottles sulphuric acid, spirits of wine, ginger, etc. . Brewer's isinglass and sundries - ; . ~ ;; ■•. Arsenic, sulphur, bluestone, soft soap, castor and: salad oils, canary, hemp, and rape seeds, Townsend’s sarsaparilla, lime-juice, flavoring ; essences,-confectionery, etc., etc., etc. B U S E’S INS EG T I C ID B Persian Insect Destroying Powder. . Sold in packets at Is., and in tins at Is. Cel, 55,, IQs, , 155., and 20s. each, ■■■■-, This Powder s unrivalled in destroying fleas, bugs, ants, flies, cockroaches, beetles, gnats, mosquitoes, moths in furs, and every other species of insects in all stages of metamorphosis; whilst it has no qualities doleterious to human beings, and is quite harmless in its application to dogs, cats, poultry, &c. "We ask but ono trial for this powder to secure confidence, no other brand will be wanted hereafter. -•••

ÜBLIO NOTICE 1 This is to certify that I JAMES C;, AYER;'of Lowell, Mass, am tUo Inventor and Mannfac* • furor of . • • AYER’S CHERRY PECTORAL ’ AYER'S CATHARTIC PILLS ] ’ AYER'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSA PARILLA . AYER’S HAIR VIGOR > 'VJ- . And . . AYER’S AGUE CURE. That each and every one of these compounds ot remedies forwarded by me to Australia and New Zealand, is especially manufactured for Henri J. Hart, of Melbourne, Australia, in a peculiar manner, to adapt it to these markets* and preserve it for these climates and the voyage. That they are especially and peculiarly prepared, and different from any other com? pounded by me, - . . ■ (Signed) JAMES C. AYER. Sworn to before a Notary Public and attested by the British Consul in Boston. ■* CAUTION. ■P. HAYMAN & CO. are no longer Agents for ■ :. DR. J. C. AYER'S n.. f CELEBRATED MEDICINES ! ‘ DR. J. C. AYER Notifiesthe public by a duly attested cerUdeate That all the GENUINE PREPARATIONS _ - Per the • AUSTRALIAN COLONIES AND NEW ZEAL AN : Are expressly and peculiarly prepared, DIFFERENT TO ALL OTHERS 5 And hare ENGRAVED ON TIE WRAPPERS The name of " HENRI J. HART GENERAL AGENT Von . :;■*, AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND. ■ Purchasers of Ayer's Medicines are respectfully soli cited to icarefully inspect the .Wrappers before pur - chasing, ami to rejee as spurious all that are uot above described. r ■ ■ -• WHOLESALE AGENTS POE NEW ZEALAND rOB THE , ' GENUINE PREPARATIONS. FELTON, GEIMWA.DE, AND CO. JJ’EUSE’S.'. FLU ID MAGNESIA ■ - The Jurors of the Intercolonial Exhibition Of 1866 and ISC7 awarded the ONLY PRIZE MEDAL for 1 Fluid Magnesia to Mr. KRUSE. r Accompanying their report is tho result of Mr. J„ Cosmo Newberry's analysis, by Which it one fluid ounce of Kritse’h Maokssia. contains'fflty percent, of Carbonate of‘Magnesia in excess of any • other Magnesia exhibited, v • , • i-, :.r ~? f »i., KRUSE'S FLUID MAGNESIA. ' , For.upwards of twenty yean£ has been approved'and prescribed by tho leading members of the medical pn-■» feasion. Its almost universal use affords sufficient, proof of the high estimation in which it is hold by the. public generally. It is carefully prepared of.uniform i strength. Each fluid ounce contains ten grains of pure Carbonate of Magnesia. ■ t , r :.r. ; ■. t.'- ' .In the following cases it is particularly beneflclol aa a • pleasing sedative and aperient in all cases of Irritation or- acidity of the stomach (particularly during - pregnancy). Febrile complaints,* Infantile Disorders, or. Sea-sickness. ; . ..... =

Speedily removes Heartburn, Add .Eructation#, and Indigestion. * - , Sold by all Chemists and Druggists throughout th Colony. ; .. ' vf- .. X!FELTON, GRIMWABB,- and CO., .■ j • ' . i Sole Wholesale Agents.' j Lambton-quay, ‘Wellington.' I~y r; BUCHAN’S SARSAPAR.ILL a. Medical experience has long l since proved that SARSAPARILLAis a most valuable remedial agent in Rheumatism, Gout/Scurvy. Scrofula/Glandular Enlargements;. and'Cutah'eous Diseases, • ? i . BE. BUCHAN’S SARSAPARILLA - ' operates as a mild but: efficacious alterative and tonto ,,—imparting tone to the stomachand vigor to the system debilitated by. disease,: renovating, the blood, and' thus affording protection ’ from .'attacks arising ,■ from changes of season, climate, and life.. ! - v ; TJ ALL’S BALSAM . FOR THE . LUNGS; . i~l stands alone as a remedy for Coughs, Colds, • Asthma, and all diseases of the throat and lungs. It will oujrk where other remedies alleviate, and alleviate where others fail entirely. ;; ‘ - r v q 'Pry one bcttle of it on a . bad cough. .There.;la , nothing so good and certain. , - People of good constitutions do not act' with pru- < dence in allowing the assaults of slight disease without - - the help of science. The best constitution will bo broken gown by taking cold repeatedly, when prompt use of Hall’s balsalm would preserve its vigor un- ' impaired. - ’ 1 ILLI AMS’ ' AU STRILIANVYE AST ■ '- ‘j POWDER. ’ This Baking Powder is pocked in haU*ponnd canto tors specially adapted for the climate of New Zealand It makes light wholesome bread without yeast ; also . biscuits. 1 cakes, and all kinds of pastry without egg* and wi tn less than half the usual quantity of butter. ■ Williams’ Yeast Powder will, doubtless speedily , drive all other baking powders from the New Zealand' markets, and secure for itself that high popularity it ho* - attained throughout'Australia, whoraU la to be found ; in every well-regulatedhousehold. > . . < ■, < - i BLOOR’S FOOD FOR ’ INFANTS AND IN- . VALIDS. I ' Prepared upon Baron Liebig's principle : approved - i and recommended by (he most eminent of the Medical Profession.- •• ■' "■► 1 ■ i Surpasses all other substitutes sfor the natural food : of infants, and effectually promotes nutrition and ' I health. ■■ .. i “ A child deprived of its mother’s milk can only b fed properly .when the food given, is equivalent i power to that of woman’s milk. “BARON LIEBIG.” The great success of this food is a convincing ptoo . that It perfectly fulfils its object. MEDICAL CERTIFICATES. • “After a careful trial of Mrs. Eloor’s Farinaceous , Food for Infants and Invalids, I feel no little pleasant in recommending it as the best substitute I have' met. with for the natural food of infanta, from Its being highly nutritious, easy of digestion, and not irritating the alimentary canal. In my opinion its more general • , ■use would tend greatly to diminish the excessive, mortality which has hitherto existed in the colony. ■ i “JOHN SINGLETON, M.D, - Medical Mission Dispensary, • “ Wcllington-street,. Collin gwood.” . “Having tried Mrs. Bloor’s Food for L«fants and , Invalids, lam justified in saying that I contlder it a» excellent article in all cases where infanta are deprived , of their natural food, and invalids suffering irom dyspepsia, combined with feeble digestive poweift, “GODFREY. HOWITT, M.D., “194, CpllinsWeeV Melbr urn®, f Sold by all Chemists and Druggists, and wholesale FELTON; GRIMWADE. and' CO.. •■■■■■! ' ' tLambton-quay. Wellington