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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2989, 13 September 1878, Page 4

-..-■.-■■„»■ „,....: ... .....Medieai;:;:'" S:\^:'t!£!:l^ Dysentery, Cholera, Fever, Ague, Couglis, Colds, &c. DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S GHIMODYIE (Ex Army, Mod. Staff)., ' "" , - n ■-■■•18-TH» iOBI(HIfrALsAKD OKfLT CKEHtJINE. ' ; • f' * ' .•'.' J J. _i -.^ J '..' !i \-. i. ■/"IATJTIOIfji-ViceiClißiicellor Sir Wi P: Wood staled tha,t DR.. CQLLIS jBjRO.WKE was \J : undoubtedly the inventor of CHLOEODYJNE V'thaMb* 5 storydff 'the "defendant, Freeni'tin; behig* the'inventor :w«rt'deliberately''untrue, wliich he. regretted bad ,beei)--;Bwp,rir to. .Eminent Hospital Physicians of London stated that Dr. J. Collis Browne was the diecoverer '<jf"Cliiorbdyne ; th'tit they prescribe it lnrgely, a)id lnean.ro Ojther-tlujinl)r i . / Bfj)wneV.«fTS«e li«e*,-Jnlyl2 1 1864.- . • : ' yfl .',,, , . ,„'" .' . " .\[[ „ ''* — si-)- .> The'pu)iJici therefore, aroiJcautioDed against using any other than *" "' DE. J. .0 OLLIS.BitO WNE.' SJ (M £^ JE 6 D'Y NE . -„...,./ f y BSMKDUIi U6KB a/d ° ' 'l- 'W- Jl " This InTalu'dble Bemedy produces quiet, rcfreehiDg^leep,.relieve* pain,.fia3mß.^J)e eystem, Restores the deranged functions, ap.d stimulates healthy action'of toe secrettdnti of 'the body, withUut creating way of ;itßoßfe'-!Unpleißafa tt ; ,resuttß'4ttendiflg the &c of d^ium. Kid and young may take it at all hours and.times when requisite.l i Thouiande of pereonf tetiKj^litt !marTellouß"'good effects aud iroft'derfttl' 1 i euret;, while medical men exloj itsfirttte* -rtl^at extensively, using it in great quantities in thjs:fdllowiu^ duettles ;— rkiwjmU -"iiO ■"j Diseases, in fwhiclii it fiyfeundjeminently useful—(.holera, DyMulery, Diarrheea, Colicf, Coughs, Asthma, Eheumalism, Keuralgia, Whoopiii"g >Ctotigb7©Wßift>ByiUri)»{.&«lfT/.r; EXTEACTS FROM IMEDIGAL'bPINJOK^' l j^ l!" T r) . The Eight Hon.' Earl Russell cotamunicated to the College.of^-Physicians and J T. Davenport that he bad revived information toithe'effecf^hjat lO niy, ) »ein««l»'itfl'»ny service in ChblerVwaß Chld^odyne.—See Latteetj Dec. 31,1864. ,»j si'] From A. Montgomery, Esq., lato laßpeclor^af, Hoepitalg, Bombay ;r-l.',Ckloxodyafl,4» a ' Aiost valuable "iemedy: in;! Nettt«lgia,''Aethtoa, and Dysentery. To it I fairly owe my restoration to health, after 18 months' severe suffering, and-when'other remedies had ■ftilid.i' ••• wnt'.A-r, i> i'.f.A ::■•.> ::!]-;!. • Dr. Lowe, Medical Missionary in India,: reports .(D,ec. 18)65), that, in .nearly, nnj case of ;Cholera in., which.'Dr;,ST. ..Collis Brogue's Chlerbdyne' Wbb'administered' Ith'/'pilient recovered. [ :o Extract from thft G»meral! ( B;Oa>d o&Jffeafth, London, us to its efficacy in Cholera: "So strongly are we convinced of the immense value ol this remedy,that we cannot too ibreiblr jfcrge.the necessity fl f adop^^JtWiaiLp*^.' 1'I 'UJ')r"m ''"' *■ ''H M*tTi oThi^T 7 Beware of spurious and dangerous compounds sold as Chlorodyne, from which freaina ,f#aj.result,.havef9llow.ed,., mtt[i ff afajj^™*" I™'-'"1 ™'-'" •»J^'l» ImiXooSST CAUTION.-None..genuine without the Jfu&t'•«*&*'>& OMllJ'iSfilwiMJ-*'Wti?]|dWJni-ment Stamp. Overwhelmmg medical testimony accompanies e^ch bottle.. The public ( arje J fttrtlfer-cajitiQned—a forgery'Wf'!tKe <!GoVernment Siamp* having cbihel^ the knowledge of the Board oif inland Revenue. fI" -' - - 'Sole ''Mto'fa'ctWi'yrU^ T. ( D^V^NPp.RT, * ''"""" ' :« 33, GREAT i EUaS ) EL-L r .S ! 3:||.-p,ET, "b"Lo6ms"bu'EY J, ioSfSoiT. ' Sold in oottles at Is li^i^a^dy and; 4b,fid.n<» > { jr „, , .' ' .jr [ Wholesale Agents for Ke^^al^n^Mtjssrs KEMPTMoBHE, PEOSSBB a'cO^" '

'♦•STAMP AeT,^iß7»i'< TRANBFHBB''OF SHARES. 1&H herfeby^ -Z&Mtf, that, after th« Ist of ,1 January 1876, the uae^lihlJri^Bfiimpi 'niton Transfers of Shares is compulsory, but transfers of shafes may be stamped at a Stamp . Commissioner within one month after execution without a fioe. nir^*^- Trr Managers and BecretanißS of Companies Sharebrekers, aod-others interested, arcre^ commended to forwaFcT, without delay, suchform^ of .transfer as they may, Jreauira to,b« Tm^ssfcd, icUy p affiW«/r^SsWrQsitioniind receipt from, the Bank ef New saldiscount. -■Information mky ijtw Office. .' The provußn)!6TlW Att :re!««nihmto are as follow:—. • . ■ . -M47-.^lo lMcipf'wlftfc express provision "."f^S.J», th.? contrary, all duties me to be denoted byiimpreseed stamps only." * %<■'& " 102. No transfer of any share or shares of or in the stock or funds of any corporation, company,- pr society-whafcaTeTjin;.^ ir 9etjku& shall be registered, recorded, or entered, in the books of such/ fiorßoratjoj^r company, or society, urileVs such transfer is duly itamped. " 103. No instrument of sale or transfer ox any share or shares shall be valid, either at chaser or transferee is inserted therein acpne menc oi sale or transfer j and, if any person tßS,*a &MttlttßtlS £20 or more than £1001 and. if*anT. such lnstrumeiit is so made or signed, it snail be wholly and .absolutely Toid,' and inoxwrative. feited, and he shall not thereafter Urqualified to act as a broker, or^'t^av e ;a^hSSe issued to him. x " 104J 1 No: sbarel)roW, auctioneer, commission, agent, or an^,«ther person shall,be entitled"tfc''fi^^ BtSE'Age, cVmmu.ioW^r -any •ther-fee or-reward in respedrof the-sele or transfer of any.such jharej, unless the in* .< strumeat opiatew'transfeV-ls^ filled up with all necessary particulars to make it a com* plete instrument, and is duly stamped. JKOTQ2MH mis aemfflffiMXOO 'd\ln\ Tkansfee except by way of mortgage— '$ •"■ (3.) Upon the^uleof my shar%or'snares in the stock and funds of any corporation, <*©B»pahY,;br society! whateVer-ih JNew^iSealand t ■:Wher«< ,thes consideration money,— ■ ■ • [fj-J 'ji!i;.-K -;i,u. -i.,-/ i)-> '),i:\: vH'.'r-i \u ii#'ie>'<'{d> Does not exceed £20... ... 0 1 0 Exceeds .£2o,:and;iieesjilot-ieiK)c^ r-J-M-^ coed £50 ; 0 2 ,/; t#pr> Query i adaitienal £50, or part of £50 ... ,£?Q i;>2 ii 6 - Chammi 0./Bowinr. i:, Head-Office, Stompjl>epartm«pti r (i-i' Wellington,'27th'October, 187R THE ' EVEMNG STAR (THA1II8) (THE .OIDBST BVEKlirfif tAXSR X m tM > '■ - " j--./Ttirc.K'b*:.AtjyKiiA*))'''iru'i I TS PUBLISHED DAILY at FWJB News up to the hour of going to presh^ Lcndon, .Gobdow & Gotoh *' „ Pi Algab . . ,: jM^ibpurne; • .Qqbdok <fc Gotch Sydney, „ Auckland — S.; Bbookiko, -liwurance Buildings Shortland, J, H. Jbfpjjbbow - ; .;,. tn j^Noddbb „; : . .■;. --"■'-» ' Moboak's Faiic^ Biekki Grahamstown, J. Cabtsb „ li. JBubba t FSWj+IT- .;,,-»flk Office otore. ' ' x ; „, Paeroa--J..M. %B»o», r>lj .. u Karaka Creek—P. Otto *"■ i!'' ■- :*■■■•-: vyi $"sP*P§«,\ •« M« M j ■ Xaraka Eoad—Ludlow Ac Co* ' ,■; Mai:y^tree|-rrF ; , J^aup*..,,.,.,,.:; ,', !} „;' Rolleston street—;,. Tubbbel ,i; iiiehmond<BtreetrTTJ[Kßi > UHj)iit,. i r «.j, Sealey street —J. Waltow

-Pie .Qum jjgrt, fix>x& . EUCALYPTI ESSENCE. LET tbe Public take notice pf a few. facts put forwar~d'Wtt&^fermatfot Jiftnii intimation. They_may be worth their study, . and repay perusal'm emigntening them upoi a subject of practical utility. , ( . THE HISTORY "OP THE ESSENCE'S The Australian anti-fever tree—that is th< blue gum, or eucalotmi9ldf^M'±Jaffi no* spread its fame throughout the world, bul there are many who-4o not properly estimati its splendid qualities. It has been estimated that tbe Australian irfuctigOmn, which stuc the face of tbe colony, contain about fiv< hundred million gallons :;oi!p>tr^TPJ.»{iile oil that is the mortal foe of fever and ague. Everj day innthe-! yeari deforests of Ihejcolepy ar< giving out and exhaling, in the form of vapor jin'f atfotastfc, frAgrajjc*j.to*u^ {hjfe.e4.elj and t health-giving essence to our people. This fad is now recegnised -by-all the scientists in th( world. ITS CLAIM &SaA,<!OIJRATIVE. It has now become' the fashion with the in ventors or diifcov«iarslor;!»nie<li|iljfeg#utß tc claim something little short of infallibility and -'UjirtiwalJty^ofcTcur* tfori Jheirjr.<wpectiv<j agents. Messrs Sander and Sens did nothing of the Borfc^.'iThey'haredocfiaienfieiitblit their, essence possesses many virtues; but the fulj iiektani ofn these .they .tiLoinofejknbwytf.' are now collecting data, and they are most careful and searching iopwidrtaingsthij^alt ia quite sure then, that their - eucalypti' essence cwiflaSHynasWrt itself to be a granc panacea for many of the ills that flesh is heir In Scarlet, Typhoid, or any case of Fever, Mtthing willjpiWeqtibefctej? than a few drops of the'essence poured in thu ~ paln)~ of the hand,- and rubbed in, in order tc' liberate, ,the vapors, ,or spjipWed, over'the cMes?' The ''prfumrwill-be^ioticed'/for a great length of time. Inwardly «*e#, take^three or four drops in half a tumbler of water. The essence effect? a most surprising "cbs&ge of the whole con* stitution. correcting indigestion, and creating "a'hMtny'-i&pMeim n-iifi-, tnj vH 1 -i,\ (j j ) For Children Attending Schools, the Bam* ■ :nibde)may'ibeiftdo^ted.'-"' r'''l i-w. «-n;i-:l-tn-> ] In Cases of Sickness, a few drops put into "a'saiiceS" iiitfjjfat 'into' tho^ room will, being an etheric essence, evaporate, and fill the frfciwi^fch'tfpiikifyib^Tap'ir.'f! «o «AuU'| Are you obliged .to Travel! A few drops e6b^ionally'rut^e;d'o^t^rt(^y",!willlproteci against any contagion you may be exposed toi <i£ wining- dtreofc > With Bick p^rwbfl,y «rwin' sleeping in tbe same room with,, or in bedf occupied previously by sick persons.'*'/ -.n^i )' All Sotelkeepers will do well to sprinkle , irom time to time in drawers? where linen it , usually kept, a few drops of the pure essoni tial esß^tfc«. ji:'lttp'vedocea<:ao spots whatever, as every particle of it evaporates, and nothing remains. ..'■-■*.«•».< -'I > | In short, where a disinfectant is needed, the purW'eßiential'ectfalypti essence ought to bi the one you have recourse <rtd,' and'no family 'ought to be without it. . ' : " For "all" Wounds, Cuts, Burns, Scoldings, $J^,T^sfl&W»> t W^\ l ftrPPc* c, cf of linen wrapped round the suffering part, *n<| moistened witjli A a,few { drops. ,<>(, the eucalypti essence, will 'stop all pain, and 'effect a speedy cure. In cases where apiece of linen cannot be applied, the moistening of the suffering part" with the pure essence will do as well. \ In_ Case pf, Cojds moisten the r nostrils with a iew'dropB 1 anii^irihale itii& vaporir;' and joii wiU feel the immediate relief, .and entire, rid!.dahc:e'of"thle':fie^ "M «• >'^-»^'lK «^" I . In .all cases where the Lungs may be '^ke^^tne^ktdVe-m'entibned'prdceßs; 'con-, tiuually repeated, will be the best that can be advised. •■•'v ; --''i"".')'' :v\" ■ \ • i ln.caset,fif Jthewnafmn,. a mixture of one part of'th'e li pure "essential'" eucalypti essence with three parts of spirits of wine, well rubbed in the suffering, part, has acted better' tnan any other remedy. i ['! In \all \ cases of 'Inflammation, ;the (essence may be applied to the part afiected. In severe 1 cases of Toothacfie of rheumatic origin, the puro essence may be applied on the external part of. the face. ; . In cases of Inflammation qf tlie JEyes, apply .the pure essenpe/toihe outside of the eyelids.. Headache and Mheumaiic Pains in the Head are, positjv.ely curbed and removed /by rubbing the essence on the effected parts. .• Tl f F,op, .many . Cases'.pf Severe Bruises, the essence has proved the beßt remedy. * i f&Ko, other, essence, is. jgenuine except, that in the vials bearing bif the labels our" " : „ ..' .signature and trademark. , • ; T'o'be'iiad at'tiiei 'manufactory^'SAlSDEß' .ANDjj^OjNS, r ßridge street, t Sandhurst, Vio'toria'.' '■■'■'J-^ """ • •'' ••■ 0"- ' '-'■■■'-' -" | ■ IJSold in' rfials only at'liea and' 128 6d baen.j ! Sole Agent'for the 1 THames-^- I<J '.' '- lu'^\ \ , GEOBGE DENBY, : Family, Dispensing, and Manufac- \ TuiiNa Chemist, ' ,in. B ttO WN, ST ft E El, T GteAHiMBTOWM. :