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Southland Times, Issue 702, 26 July 1867, Page 4

Miscellaneous. '^Ine'So, dye work s ' JL/ . George Street, Dunedin. Estabhshed 1863. Hour. Ceetificate New Zealand Exhibition, 1865. . Parties in business at Invercargill, and town- ; ships in the Province of Southland, who are desirous . of acting as Ag-ents for this establish"ment,7 are, requested tp communicate with the proprietor,. Mr G..Hirsch.' Refefence to some commercial firm in Dunedin -necessary. A liberal-percentage will be allowed. TO SQUATTEES. UNDER ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. WILLIAM HENEY ALLEN'S '' ' PATENT , |o;0T-EOT diNTMENiT,; : ,->ln .Cases 18 Pots each, at; 12s per Pot. This Preparation is the only Radical. Remedy for FootRot in Sheep ;*one Pot will dress and cure 120 Sheeii.7 ; XX . 7 ", ALLEN'S' COMPOUND DISINEECi TANT SOLUTION FOR THE CURE OF SCAB. In Casks and Hogsheads) at 8s per gallon % one gallon sufficient foi* sixty gallons of Sheepwash. "-" , - ' i A Sheep-owners ■ can- ' confidently rely on these j Remedies, which j have stood unrivalled for the " last six. years, as the v best,, simplest, arid.^^ cheapest means - ever . employed . for the fradication of FOOT-ROT ; and "SCAB, in acknowledgment . of which W. H. Allen holds innumerable Certifi**' cates, attd"- a Testimonial ■'■ ■ GOLD MEDAL, VALUED AT FIFTY ; ■■•■.■*,:"■■ GUINEAS; ! 7 :■-•.-;'■■■ y ON SALE. BY MTHERSON & CO., . _ iNyEECAEG-riil.. .... _ Agents for Southland. ; .. Messrs Geo. Gray Russell & Co., J, J. Kelly. & C 0.," Dunedin. „-,*" Messrs' Miles '&" Co., E. S. Dalgetty '&.. Coi, . E. Recce & C0.,- Christchurch. v ! Messrs Bethunej& Hunter, Wellington. Messrs Beauchamp & Co., Picton. Messrs N. Edwards & Co., Lockhart &.Co., 'Nelson. . .. -.. ". ,;'... .. ' . '■' -' '■ I Messrs Webster Brothers, &.Hulke, Taranaki. I Messrs Oruickshank, Smart & Co., Auckland. ! Messrs Kinross '& Co. ! , Napier.' * -SCAB! SCAB!! SCAB!!! *'/ i Mr WILLIAM miNRY, ALLEN enters into 7 contracts with Flockmasters .for the .thorough' eradication of SCAB and. FOOT-ROT from Sta %J tions 'oil terms which will comprehend a guarantee! of complete success or no'Oure no Pay. , ' • ' For terms, &c.,\ ripply to - Messrs, McPherson**& Co., Inyerdajg-tU; 0r.. . to, J. ..Solomon k..Cp,h'i Mei*chaiitß7 i;Queeh-*Bfcreet, Meioourne, Victoria: -, ; ; EV^^(^- ! m i owm ! j g^ j For a : period of thirty j'ears, iri J everyi country.^ and chme (not even *exceptmg- Chins, '.arid Tar- "' tkry), thesePills have'estabhshfe'd'for ' r themSelves a lasting renown, s.iich as no ; inedicine ;ever; en- "7" joyed.before ; andnowhere, perhaps, have : lhey :;^ been J inore appreciated than by Settlers, Diggers o, and Emigrants ih tbe' Austrahan Colonies! - 7 '" ;* ' Weakness. aud Debility . ■ '.'.'.; 77. I How many persons suffer from debility witb7Qutkriowing the cauke Why they are feeble! In """ most cases; the stomach is the aegressor. Hbl- : - loway's : Pills have long been famed for regular*" ting! a disordered stomach, and -restoring it's::; healthv7Digestive tone ;,they are, therefore con- '^ fideritly*rec'6inm'ended as 'a never'-fauing remedy „:: in 1 %here the coristitutidn, from any, ckuse,' has<" become impaired or weakened. - " - -'.''■ - '* ■'. ! v Diseases' of ihe' Head andAHeart. -* - ; * l -' L 7 - LThese' ' ftirinidable diseases are, urifortuiiately' •' of frequenti occurrence ; for the most part f they! " ..jCrcep; ; .on gradually, , but may be .prevented;, by ; : • : proper P J re .9 au^9 I L B ; HolloTOay's Pills are, the „ 'surest; preservatives' against all derangements of ; - r: ttie'brairi/ and 7 are the speediest correctors of ■•hreg^dtecfre'Matiori^'lf they be" taken withoiit' delayiwhen ; tingliugdnithe hmbs, drowsiness, or giddiness, comes on, the. effect will be.maryellbus. ■• : u ■it ] Females, of all rAyeSj and Classes. a;vJ The. fame «fi these Pills. is : partly based upon :'-: tb7e beneficial-affects they, have; upon the^ t consti- . i ;; .tutibhs of femalesT - IVom the,; domestic . servant^ vi to the peeressy universal^^ favoTor "is accorded to ■'"" : them for.their'inTigorating and purifying properties, which render theni so safe^and. invaluable ;in all disorders pecuhaf to 'the~s'eir Obstructions of every kind, either, in young persons entering into womanhood or approaching the turn of life^ — the most critical- peribd— -may be radically removed by a reeourffe to these Pills. ■■' '- All Disorders qffectiny ihe<AALiver, Stomach and — :. . '..,.-■ Pou>elsA> ..:•: : Whenever . the . stomach, hver, or .bowels.- aro o- ' disordered by high, living, climate, oyer-indul-... gence, undue exertion or other causes, these, fine _, regulating^ Pills wilf'sboh rectify the evil",' and speedily bring back energy, strength, and cheerfulness, to the frame whej^." previously : all • was: lassitude, gloom, and dejection. . ' Despondency, Low Spirits. The misery occasioned bya disordered, diges.-...---tion is unfortunately, felt by most . persons. These famous Pills should be taken in appro- '„' priate doses' to adjust the disturbed • functions. ' They. dispel headache; biliousness, nausea,' lowness of spirits,, and all similar ailments. A-i,. course of those invaluable purifying Pills never ..a faUs in reriibvirig the cause of such morbid affec- " tions, without subjecting the sufferer to any inconvenience.; : '■■"■> --■■■-• ■'" Influenza, . Diptheria, ■ BroncMtis^i Coughs and A, _.. .. ...,. „..,■ Colds: { ,y ... . . .. , -.-• In. |b.ur .changeable climafe. few persons escape. .without colds, sore throats, .influenza, diptheria, - s<: Or bronchitis for all of which these famous cor-■-Teetrve Pills may be 7takeh with the certamty^ oi" -effecting a .cure; While the Pills- are expelling* all rupurities from the body generally, Hollo*s a-i. way's, .Ointment should be wed rubbed upon the.,' t chest 1 and throat* it will -penetrate the skin, re-^ •dUce : i^amiria*tion, and resitore lasting soundness;^"