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Southland Times, Issue 684, 17 June 1867, Page 4

rtx I .--■:.„.;,,: a..-.~vTt".--\..-.- v : ""-.■. '1..r V IT^ER^QYAL .LETTERS [PATENT. " J Po^Tvito^- f :oiJS"TM:EK:T, ; ! <■ JLgs peri Pot. _ This.,.Pj^paration'iU the^onlylTJadical -.Reme'dy- forJFoot-. -' :!&>fc in^heep j.on'e. i Pot .wilL dress "and cure J. 2Q ■:-. :■ :flneep^:l =. . i ?--i ~.,1-.:.l ..."■':_. •. : ■'.'.'■ ""- AiiLENi'S (3O3kEPOIT3SB: DISINiFECV-! ! '. ;.:tant' solittion; .7 ~; ; J I FOR THE CURE OF SCAB. -■■.-- In. | Casks and at 8s per gallon j I .one gallon sufficient for. sixty gallons of .... ■-'I—' r -7 - - - ■■■'- '. x S | hee;powners can "confidently 'rely on these " Remediesr^whieh^ have -stood -unrivalled rfor the - last six.years, as.tha best, simplest, and cheapest - means: t ever. employed for the eradication of FO-OT-R'OT.and^OAß, in acknowledgment ofwhicbT W. H." Allen ~Eolds innumerable CertifU ijai)s> and a Testimonial. ;'. '''"'" " ''.' T • :€O^,^DAL, VALUED AT^ ETPTY -!■>!. ,. '.-. . :; /'-/EttriNEAS •■: .; -„'. -: r ;„. i- - 3" \im. SALE BY'MTHERSON r &CO.;" " .. , I r _ _. .^..-IsyBECAKCHiai,.., ;_ " « --1 I . < Agents^ for ■ Southland. * - t L Messrs-Qeoi :Gray RuBsell&Co;, J. J. Kelly & '" Coi Dunedin. - : -- L'-- - n '~ --•"--' .;- :'.'- -- •-1 Messrs Miles & - ,Co^ E^ S.. Dalgetty & - Co., E. Reece^jfe; Co. t Cbiistchurciu. x ;; L .2-;_.- •• „ . ... . j '/_ . ___ Messrs Bethune &, fiun,ter, Wel^igton. "■Z Messrs tßeauchamp & C6f,Pic"t»n7 - -Messrs -Ni-- Edwards ~& Co.; Lofckhaft' & Coi, ' ■'NdBlson:) ■ ' -■ --- - -- : -^ .^-~y. :..- - - .-.-.v ■ Messrs Webster Brothers, -& Hulke, Taranaki. - Messrs Cruicksh&nk^-Smart_;&_Co.,; Auckland^.. . ..Messrs Kinross &,Co^,. Napier. -: ' ,- . - j .._.-.. .f, ... «-.-; '' , .; - - - •; — - ' ! SCAB j SCAB !-! -SCAB: ! ! ! ; - -Mr:WILLIAM HENRY ALLEN- enters into - contracts . with .MQckmasters for . the ..■ eradication of SCAB and FQPT ? ROT"from Sta- , " tions oii terms which. will comprehend a,guaiantee : of Complete" sacbeßs or iioXkirem Pay/ ■ ' '."'''.' I -For terms, ,&c., apply to- Messrs McPhersqn'& . "<QfiJ t InvercarguJL ; or ."- tqC ; J. Solomoit & , "Co., -Merchants, 1 .Queen-Biieet, 1 - Melbourne,' Victoria;, "" EVERY ONE HIS -OTO. PHYSICIAN 1 • [For -a period- of . thirty years, in r ievery caunfay -* and clime (not even excepting China and Tar- - tar r ), these Pills -have established for themselves aTs sting" renown, suchas no medicine ever en- _ jbyijd beforej andnbwhere, perhaps, ! have they beeji more appreciated-than by-.Setflerß, Diggers aha Emigrants. in the Australian Colonies.-- -< - -■'■■ | Weakness dud Debility. How many persons suffer from debility with•outjknowing the cause why they are feeble! In mp^trcasesvthe stomach 'is the: aggressor. Holiowpy's P^flls hfcve long been ffimedfor ; regula- ... ting & t disordered • stomach, . and^ restoring .it'B ' • healthy tone they are . therefore confidently recommended as-- a ; ifeyer-failing remedy in' W. cases r where I the constitution, from' any cauke, has- become impaired or weakened. j .Diseases of .the Head and Heart. ' ...- .^hese- formidable diseases are, unfortunately, ■ of frequent. occurrence .; for. the most part they creip on gradually, but may be prevented by , proper precautions., Holloway's Pills are the surust preservatives against all derangements of the brain; and are the speediest correctors of irre jularcirculation. If they be taken without dehly when tingling; in the .limbs, ■ drowsiness, or giddiness comes; on, the effect, will be marvelleus. . . j Female* of all Ages' and- Classes'. '-.•.- The fame of these Pills is partly based upon •• . the'ibeneficial effects they^ . have upon the consti- ' tutions of females. From the domestic servant to- the peeress, universal favour isi. accorded to them for their invigorating and purifying properties', which render them so", safe and invaluable ia all disorders peculiar to the sexi, Obstructions of every kind, either : in young persons entering into womanhood or approaching the turn of Ufa -^•the most critical, period — may. be radically 'removed "by a recourse fo these Pillsv - ]\ ■ All Disorders affecting the Liver,]. Stomach, and [ ;■!.''- Bowels; -."■-'. "- v , Whenever the stomach, liver, or bowels arc disordered " by high living, : - climate, ove'r-indul-gerice, undue exertion or other causes, these, fine, ' 'regulating: Pills will ebon. .rectify- -the evu, arid. speedily! bringlhack energy, strength, and cheer fulAess to the frame where previously all was. lassitude, gloom, .and dejection. ] Despohdewyy.'Lov> Spirits. ■ The misery occasioned b x y a disordered digestion is unfbrtunately, felt by most persons.' ; .These famous Pills should be taken in appro--priate .doses, to adjust .the disturbed functions. „ iThey dispel headache, biliousness, ' nausea, lowness Lot spirits, and- all" similar ailments. A course of those invaluable purifying Pills never : failß in. removing tiie cause.of suoh.morbid affec- -> tipns, without subjecting the sufferer to any ih« convenience.,- eV . ._•. : ■■ . : Influenza, Diptheria, Bronchitis, Coughs and ■ In our changeable climate few persons escape ; without colds, sore throats, influenza,' diptheria, or bronchitis for all of wbioh. 1 these ; famous cor-." rectivfr Pills may betaken with the certainty of effecting a cure. While the Pills are expelling all impurities from; the body generally, jSoUo^.-'.' way'a Ointment Bhould be weM rubbed upw the oheit and throat };& yrSi penetrate the eJdn, &• $vufr inflajinniation, and restore lasting eioundnejaj