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Samoa Times and South Sea Gazette, Volume 2, Issue 70, 1 February 1879, Page 4

ORSON'S PREPARATION OF PEPSINE FOR INDIGESTION. As Wine in bottles, st 3s, ss, 9s: Lozen ges, at is Iki, 4s 6d; Globules, at is, 3s 6d and (is 6J; uud as Powder, in one ounce bottles, at 4s each. Iq be hail of all chemists and the mannfac turers, MORSON AND SON, SOUTHAMPTON ROW, RUSSEL SQUARE, LONDON. TIRBY'S UNOXIDIBED PHOSPHdRUS PILLS. The best Tonic for Convalescents and for ALL NERVOUS DISORDERS. KIRBY'S COMPOUND PIIOSPIIORUS PILLS contain Luminous Phosphorus and Iron (chemical food), with Quinine andNui Vomica. These Pills rapidly restore Nerve I'ower. They cure Neuralgia, Epilepsy, Melancholia, and other manifestations of Nervous Exhaustntion, induced by overwork, excessivo anxiety and worry, the depressing influences of climate, etc. Kirby and Car's PURK PHOSPHORUS PILLS contain the usual dose of Luminous Phosphsniß, and may be taken in the place of the abovo when quinine or iron is not desired. Sold in Bottles, 35., 55., and 10s. each. Sole Manueactckehs : 11. AND T. KIRBY, AND CO niARAXACUM AND PODOPIIYLLIN A dose of this fluid combination is recommended for Liver Derangement, particularly when arising from slight congestion. By gently acting on the liver and slightly moving the bowels, the heavy drowsy feeling and headache, with, generally, pains in the chest and back, especially after eating, is dissipated. Taraxacum and Piwlophylliu is much safer than calomel or bluo pill, and certainly quite equal for removing the distressing inconvenience and pain attendant on dyspepsia. Taraxacum has for years past proved of value in these cases, but its combination with Podophyllin, or May Apple Resin, considerably enhances its power. Bottles, 2s Ud and 4s fid each, sold by chemists and J. Pepper, 'J37, Tottenham-

BAM 0 A P0 S T OFK I 0 ] fTiIIE proprietors of this Journal he X entered into the necessary arrii ments, have established u Post OHi. Apia, Samoa, and known as the "Si Express," to be carried on noon the Mails will be made up for all parts of the •world upon the departure of any vessel from this port, and notices to that effect will be posted at least twenty-four hours previous to the said departure. Every possible means will be usi enßiire the safe delivery o: entrusted to the said Post CW.,.-. m ui.i. Every caro will be taken of letters received from the various Colonial and other Post Offices. Persons sending to this of &c, that may be iu our care, will please to take notice, that unless the messenger brings a written order they will not be delivered up to them. Agents and Captains of vessels leaving hnrbour for any other postal port would greatly oblige by sending a notieo to this office at least twenty-four hours previous to their departure. Until further notice the charges upon Letters not exceeding J an m. will b" '- • New South Wales ; Victoria; South Australia ; Queensland : Wnetm-n Australia ; Tasi Zealand ; Norfolk xmauu : rip Islands ; Tahiti, and Honolulu, (direct) .. .. ..06 Germany, (direct';; Honolulu, (via Sydney); New Caledonia ; United Kingdom, (via Sydney); Unit " States, (including California ai Oregon.) 0 9 East Indies, (vii Sydney); France, (via Sydney) ; Germany, (vii Sydney); Now Foundlund; Nova Scotia. .. .. .. ..10 United States of Columbia .. ..20 Newspapers, (not exceeding 2 ozs.).. 0 1 BOOK PACKETS, &c. ■many, for every two ounces, or fraction of two ounces 0 6 Now Zealand, ditto, ditto, ditto .... 0 3 i Queensland, ditto, ditto, ditto 0 3 ' South Australia, ditto, ditto, ditto .. 0 ,'i S. S. Islands, ditto, ditto, ditto 0 4 Unitod Kingdom, ditto, ditto, ditto.. 0 -1 United Stutos, ditto, ditto, ditto 0 3 Victoria, ditto, ditto, ditto 0 3 N.B.—A book packet must be sent opnn at both ends, so as to admit of tho contents being rasily withdrawn for examination, otherwiso it will bo treated as a letter. For the greater security of tho contents, however, it may be tied at the ends with string, but tho string must not in any cuse bo Moled to the packot. A book packet must Hot contain any letter, or communication of the nature of a letter, unless it bo a circular letter, or bo wholly priutod. Letters may be llogisterod. Further particulars crning the Postal pplicution to, ay ho obtained conrrungoraonts, upon W. E. AGAB, Ma.maoeu. "Samoa Express" Office, Apia, Samoa, Oct. 1, 1877