GRATEFDI— COMFORTING. EPPS’SCOCOA BREAKFAST. ' By a tho'ongb knor ledge of the natural laws which overn the operations ©f digestion and nutrition, ai d by a careful application of the fine properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr hpj s has proyided our breakfast tables with a delicately-flavored beverage, which may save us many heavy doctor’s bills. It is by the judicious use of such articles o‘ dirt that a constitution may be gradually built up until >trong enough to recist tveiy •eudenry to disease, Hundreds of subtle rualadieo an floating around u- 1 ready to attack whcio'ci -here is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by kceph g ourselves well fort ill d w ith pure blood and a proper y nourished frame.’ —See article .n the Oivi; Service Gazette Aa ‘e simply with boiling water or milk, Sold in plb. packets by Grocers, labelled thus JAMES EPPS k CO., HOMCEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, LONDON, ENGLAND. my2B
LOW VITALITY. 81l CH ARCHILL'S SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITE -OF LIME in pv escribed bv the Faculty for the Oare of CONSUMPTION, CHRONIC) COUGH, and GENERAL DEBILIIY, It c ntaius two < f 'he principal ingredient# necessary for building up the human frame, and which is coni’ id rred deficient in the above coirplid; te, viz., PHOSPHORUS and LIME. It cannot be uo highly recommended for DELIOAIE CHIL: BEN. DP. OEIJEOHILL'B Ooirpouno Gyrupof HYPOPHOBPEITBB la real brain food, and in cvae* of muscular and nervous exhaustion has acquired a worldwide reputation. Bsoh bottle tears Dr CHURCH ILL’B Signature. Price 4fr. Prepared only by SWANN, CHEMIST, 12, Hue Oasliglione, Paris. Iy2 Q EIZ A jp E RFUMERYI 207, Ene St. Honors, Paris. LeGRANDB SPECIAL PRODUCTS. SAYON-ORIZA (Oriza Soap), From the formula of Dr O. Reveii. The bast soap for rendering the skin white and soft, SweoUy and rcfrotbingly-ecented (rose, green and white). SAVON ORIZA-YBLOUTE. Exquisitely perfumed for the toilet and baths. SAVON-OBIZA (O.izi Soap) No. 2, extra fine in boxes, 6 cakes. 12 exquisite perfuroei, No. 1. ORIZA • SAVON • INCOLORE, superior quality rose tea, white heliotrope and white violet, ORIZA-TONIOA (Extract of Plants) to cleanse the hair, New-Mown Hay, Moss* Ross, Violet, Efo. OKIZA-POWDSR, Flowers cf Caroline rice. For softening and refreshing the skin. In elegant boxes, with powder puff. ORIZA-VEL’OUIE, Flowers of rice powder, adhering to he skiu, with the perfume of New Mown Hay. ORIZA-FLOWERS (white and amfcered). As an excellent toiht water, lonic to the skin, sweetly and delicately perfumed. AQUA ORIZA New toilet water, refreshing tbeikio. ORIZA HAY- A toilet water with the perfume of Nsw-Mown Hay. ORIZA -AOiLULINE. Toilet vinegar, troamfic and disinfectant, specially adrtplcri for ladies’ toilets, QUIZ A SCO I OH-L A VENDER Spring of Scotch La vend* r Flowers; rich toilet water. EAUDE COLOGNE-ORIZA. The HighLife Toilet Water. ORJZA WATER. Concent rated and distilled. Extract if superior Em de Cologne. GOU'TBS OIIIZA DENTIFRICE. An elixir tor preserving the teeth and gums in good health, and preventing decay. OH.IZA UEN TAIRB, in paste Or powder, for whitening the teeth without affecting the e; a-*’!'', KBB ORIZA et OUIZA LYB, Perfumes for soentio,; linen and the handkerchitf without Blfci: m*. ORIZA OIL, Variously perfumed. For rends-ing tin hdr suit and brilih.nfj and proveniing ii falling iff, OR ZA-LAO lE (O izi Mdl). An emulsive lotion, rtfictiiiing tonic to the skin, removing red spots and preventing wrink es on the fere. CREME O'UZA (it Ninon do Lecoloi), For prcioo ing a beautiful white com pbxton Mih the clearness and velvety soft m t» of youth. CEIZALI' E COLORANTE (the best hair ayt). F.i iuttiintsueratly dying the 1.-air to any nhsde, and with no danger to health. In boxis, each with b.-uth, comb, pro. spectus, and botlle; or in buxes, ihe bottle oi'lv wi'hnut acc-'ssorir.s. ESS OBIZA INCOLOBE VIOLS FIB of the iZ\K, a muft erquisite perfume; quite ».i-B?.*say o violet. EfcS ORIZA SCARE white heliotrope, jy2
WORD IN SEASON SPECIAL DISEASE'S has given Da L. L. SMITH the most thorough knowledge oi Diseases in all its intricacies. In ENGLAND he was As-istant (o the greatest Sjphilogi’apher in the World Viz., Da ROBERT JAMES CTJLYBRWSIL M.D., London. Thus, in visiting Da L. L. SMITH, PATIENTS know they are consulting one who CANNOT BE EXCELLED in the Old or in the New WORLD In Nci veins AtfVctions, in Nervous Debility, m Affections Hela ingto Married Lite, in the Indiscretions of Early Yoult in Loss of i! emory, Da L. L. 3 M I T H, 182 Collins sin Ei#t (late the ies ; dence of Hi# Excellency). &l chcines, appropriately packed, will like wise be eiiat to any addles#. Eveiy attention is paid to the appropriate package of parcels. ’,IE L. L. SMITH M.D., 182 Collins stre) East. Meibourje. 20 TEARS’ PRACTICE in the Colony on Consult
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Temuka Leader, Issue 1385, 29 August 1885, Page 4
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