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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5365, 7 June 1878, Page 4

Medical F elton, okimwai>e; i! ani> ■ ' WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. Drysaltora and Druggists Sundrymei*' General and Commlsßlm Merchants ; Melbourne, and London. : Have made arrangements, tlirongh their London J3im ' - r by which they will be able to execute Indents upon tho most favorable terms, s < - Our English shipments Having arrived, oar stock will now be found comprehensive and complete, and comprises— •' Photographic chemicals, cameras, Dallmeyex* lenses, and sundries ' ( . 'Homajpathic medicines, medicine chests, book and pocket cases • a ( r Ash’s artificial tooth, tooth inatrumenta, and den ‘ tal sundries, surgical Instruments Patent medicines, perfumery, fancy goods, soaps, r and brushware . .1Varnishes—Noble. and Hoaro’s, , Mauder’s an - • 1 • Bigsley’s , . • j: Stated-water. maker’s materials—Corks,; bottles i sulphuric acid, spirits of wine, ginger,, etc*.. Brewer's isinglass and sundries 1 ' ■ <Arsenio, sulphur,blucstone,softuoap, castor and, .. salad oils, canary, hemp* and rape seeds,- ■ . i " Townsend’s sarsaparilla, lime-juice f flavoring ,<: j essences, confectionery, etc., etc,, etc, if . K R U S E’S INSECTICIDE--‘.Persian Insect Destroying Powdeti Sold in packets at 15.,-and in tins at Is. Cd., &s„ 10s, . ■ 1 - , ,v. ; 155., and 20s. each. " < This Powder s unrivalled.in destroying: fleas, bngsp 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 dehuman beings,' and is quite harmless In ito 1 application to dogs, cats, poultry, Ac. . We askbut one / trial for this powder to secure confidence, no other brand will be wanted hereafter. ■ tr' b l 1 c ~ n a'-Vr. t; o. r This Is ■ to certify that I JAMES C. AYER, of Lowell, Moss, am the inventor and Manufac l , furor of ' , , . AYER'S CHEERY PECTORAL' ' ‘ . . AYER’S CATHARTIC PILLS AYER’S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SAESA paeilla' AYER’S. HAIR VIGOR . ...... An<t ■ AYER'S AGUE CUKE. That each and every one.;of these compounds.:of remedies forwarded by me to. Australia and New Zealand, Is especially manufactured for Henri J. Hart, of Melbourne; Australia, In a 1 peculiar manner, to adapt, it to these markets,.and preserve it for these climates, and the voyage,...That they are, especially -and popup llarly 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, Agen t, for DR. J. C. AYER’S ‘ *' 1 CELEBRATED ' MEDICINES' ' . - , DR. J. C. AYER . • NotiQes the public by a duly attested certificate . • !- - 1 That all the GENUINE PREPARATIONS ’ 1 ■-- ■ ” , For the i , AUSTRALIAN COLONIES AND NEW ZEALAND - Are expressly and peculiarly prepared,. ... .... : 1.. . ; DIFFERENT TO ALL OTHERS : ’ ' ; . And have., : - • ENGRAVED ON THE. WRAPPERS ■ - - . . ■ The name of ;.i ...... HENRI J. HART GENERAL AGENT FOR : AUSTRALIA AJO> umw asAJiaiib. Purchasers of Ayer’s Medicines are respectfully soli cited to carefully "inspect the Wrappers before pur chasing, and to rejeo -as spurious all that are{aot as aboi e described. . ' WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND GENUINE PRE PAR A’ TIONS. FELTON,' GRIMWADE, AND CO. 1 RUSE’S FLUID MAGNESIA The Jurors *of * the Intercolonial Exhibition of 1860 | id 1867' awardeduthe ONLY: ; PRIZE MEDAL for* • luid Magnesia to Mr. KRUSE, . 1 .. . * * Accompanying their report Is thc resnUrOf ,Mr., J.| m Dsrao Newberry’s analysis, by which it appears that ; t le fluid ounce 1 of 'Krhsb’s Magkesia. contoina fifty J r it cent, of Carbonate .of :■ Magnesia in ercesa of any .n; her Magnesia exhibited n KRUSE’S FLUID MAGNESIA, . , * w upwards ottwenty .been approved and -escribed by tbe-leoding members of the medical pro* sslonj Its almost "universal uso affords sufficient , ■oof Of the high estimation In'which it is held.oyth.,ibllo ls'oarefnlly prepared of-uniform. ?-■ rengtn. Each.fluid ounce contamsten graiha.otpuru. N irbonate of Magnesia r , ’ . . In the following bases It Is particularly beneficial M,. ■ pleasing- sedative and aperient in all cases or - ntation,. er i acidity, of -i the ■ stomach (particularly r u iring - pregnancy), Febnlo complaints,. Infantile ;:, iaorders, or Sea-sickness. v .. ■ Speedily removes Heartburn. ■ Add Eructations, id Indigestion. ■ > i. , > ‘ ; - Sold by all Chemists and .Druggists, throughout to . FELTON, ORIMWADE, ASD CO., Sole Wholesale Agents, . > ■ • Lambtou-quay,-WoUingtolV -p* BUCHAN’S SABS APAKIlh'i. _* PARILLA Is a moat valuable remeoiai ageni matlsm. Gout; Sourvy.. Sorofnla, Glandular, nonts/and Cutaneous Diseases. . - -■ DR.! BUCHAN’S SARSAPAm^., ;"> S ; as a mild but efficacious aUerative ond tonla Ing tone to the stomach .and-vigor,to: the ing tone to the stomach .ana-vigor eb&itatod‘by’ disease, renovating the blood, , i affording protection' from attacks arising ages of, season,-climate; andlife. ' riELIAMSAUSTRALIAN YEAST POWDER: CMS Baking Powder la packed In half-pound caniss specially adapted for the climate of lsew Zealand ( a specially uuapbcu ... - .... makes light wholesome bread without yeast; also cults, cakes, and aU kinds of pastry without eggs 1 with less than half tho usual quantity of buttw.f - ViUiams’ Yeas! Powder will doubtless speedily \ , vo aU other baking powders from the New Zealand rkets.and secure for itself thalhigh popolarltylthM ■_ lined throughout Australia; whersit ia to be found. ■ svety well-regulated household. - ALL’S " BALSAM ‘ - for’ ’ THE .DUEf^,.,' ‘-stands alono' as'a remedy for CMOS, , Asthma, hnd all diseases of the throat and lung*.- 1 « . .wUloure .where Oliver remedles/aUeyiate, and auev, .. viate fall entirely, u , -- v * • v Try one bottleof.lt on a', badcouglu. nothing so goodTuid certain. 1 ' ; - ;, ' v -' * * Jtmag so goou auu ueivnui. - , s k>', People of good constitutions.doinot-act wlw Pjttj dance.in allowing the assaults ol slight diacosa the helps of eclonco.. The beat coostil-uuon. ; - , broken govm by taking cold repeatedly, use of Hall’s Ralsilm would preserve its vigor impaired. . * • * \< * " ■»» *’ * ' J . * v B LOOK'S FOOD FOR* INFANTS' AND . IN* ■ VALIDS. . ’ i ■ Prepared upon Baron. Liebig’s pthidple: •FP'JSJ ! recommended by tho mosteniinßntoi.tne ■jj.r Surpaiaes all ether substitutes fontfce of i Infants; and effectually promotes nutrition ano, . j. he "A l chlid deprivedof its mother’s uiili ruucnjy, 1 fed prejwrly when the food given Is equivalent power to that cl woman’s milk. p r.r.mn »: !• l: 1 ■The great success of this.food is a.cohjiliclng.prou ~ that It perfectly fulfils Its qblcot. MEDICAL CERTIFICATES.; MEDICAL CERTiMUAUtis.; ~ - r -.; a , -' After a careful trial of Mrs. Bloors laniuffieonl, : Food for Infan(s and Invalids, 1 feel no little pletsure ! . In recommending It as tho best sabstltute.l hava,iUtfP w with for the natural food of Infants, from its beUS i; .. highly nutritious, easy of digestion, and not icrlUUu „ the alimentary canal. In my opinion Its more general use would tend greatly to-dimmish the excessive mor- < tallty which has hitherto existed in the colony., v. . ” —JOHN SINGLETON, M.D,, . Medical Mission Dispensary, 1 ’ 1 ' -' - ’ V7eUington-atreet,'CoUitlgvrdod. ,, ' ■ .“Having tiled Mrs. moor’s. Foot! for.'lnlUaito'uA Invalids, lam justified In paying that I comlder It &n,. , excellent article In all cases where infants ate deprived: of tlielr natural food, and invalids suffering from dyspepsia, combined with feeble digestive poweie, ’ -!' - GODFREY; HOWEtT, M.D.,_ t • f ?‘J9I, Colllns-street, Melbcnrne.j 7~ ■ \ ■: Sold by all Chemists and Druggists,'and wbnlaulit • - * ’ FELTON,' GRIM WADE; .-; •. -I t ->--1.-1 .Lanffiton-quay.*WelUiigtott. -i -