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Waikato Times, Volume III, Issue 116, 1 February 1873, Page 3

Hamilton. Tuesday, February 4, at Noon. WITHOUT KlteElvVE. Household Furniture, Howard's Two-wheeled Plough, Saddles, Etc., Etc. J, IviNOX Has received instructions fiom Mr Dando, who is removing to Wellington, to sell by auction on the above date, the whole of his FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, VIZ: Iron Be lstuad, Mattrasscn, Bolsteis, Blankets, Connteipuics, Toilet sets, Diessing Glass, Dressing Tables, Chest Diawei-8, Washstaud and Ware, Axnunster Cat pet, Sheets, Tables, Couch, Sota complete, Rocking Chair, Ottoman, Window Cm tains, Table Cover, Clock, Plated Cruet, Plated Folks and Spoons, Decantcis and Glibs Ware, Water Tauk, Ciockery, Kcio&cne Lamps, Tin Waie, Buckets, Pots, Boilura, \.c. ; Uantcn L'ools, Carpenteis,' Tools, Double Ban elled Gun, Books (a choice collection), Howard's Two- wheel Plough, Two Saddles. N.B. —The above are well woith the attention of parties furnishing— neaily new — being sold m consequence of the ownei'sj ollicial duties requiring his attendance at Wellington. No Reserve.

REGULAR SALES OF LIVE STOCK AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE Aie held by the Undet signed as follows :- On each Thursday .it Remuera, at twelve o'clock, the Principal Market for Fat Stock of all description*. On each Fuday m Auckland, at the Ilaymarket, at eleven o'clock, for Horses, Carriages, Harness, Hay, Corn, Seeds, and Agricultural Implements. On the first Friday in each month, at the Ilaymarket, for Wool, FJax, Hides, and Sheepskins. At Waiuku, Quarterly, in -Mr Campbells Yards, on the third Wednesday in February, May, August, and November, at one o'clock. At Papakuia, on the hrst Wednesday in each month, at half-past twelve o'clock. At Hendersons Mill on the third Wednesday in October and April, at one o'clock. Sheep Fairs are held at the Remuera Sale Yards on the second Tuesday in February. Ample accommodation for Live Stock coi\signed for sale or awaiting delivery at Hemuera, Otahuhu, and Drury, where they are well kept at fixed charges. Dry and commodious Stores for Wool, Grain, Seeds, or Carnages, at the Haymarket, wheie the goods in store are insured.

ALFRED BUCKLAXD. Wednesday, February 12. THE SHEEP FAIR Will be held at Ilcmuera on Wednesday, Febiu.ary 12 at iSoon. About A f\f\ RAMS and 11 A M LAMB S r!t \J \J 2000 Ewes and Ewe Lambs I fii^iu tlio best Lougwoollcd. Flocks m the L^povince, •« ill l>c penned. It is dcsn.vble that all entuus bo made during the month of January. ALFRED BUCKLAXD.

Protected by Royal Letters Patent, dated October Utb, 1839. U.NDEII DISriKGUIBHKD PvTROXVGn. DX. BIUGHT'S PIIOSPHODYXE. A Chemical Pi eparatiou ot Phosphorus, w ith the Vegetable Alka oid» Quiuia, CyiiripenJtn, Xaiuh<<x\lin, &c. Diico\crcd, introduced, ami e\leiiM\eh prescribrdbj ChaiiLli Lim.ik Bkiuhi, M.D., Resident Surgeon to St. M iry's Hospital, London. This Phosph itic combination is nionoui ccd by the mo>t eminent intmb^is of the Medical Piot'cs-.ion to be uneq'i died for its power m leiilc'iu-.hiii}; the Mudit\ of the bo.lj, by lt^ Mipphing all the ciiiiiti.il cou--titiieiiti ot the blood and ncive kubstancv, aud lor develuiung all the powers and i'uncUuns of the system to the highest, degree. It is agreeable tv the palate and innocent in its action, whi'e retaining all its extraordinary properties, uml as a specific, suipissmg all the known therapeutic agents ot ih" day loi the speedy and pei manent. cure ut Ner\oiis probtr.ition Shortness of bicith Liver complaints Trembling of tlio hands and Palpitation of tuc heart limbs Diz/mc-s Impaiii'd nutrition Noises in the I rad and ran BL ntal and phu.'e.d dpprc'smn Loss ot eni'in> and appetite Uoiisiimption (in its incipient or H*]K>ehondn.i hrst btiiges ooh) I'.nu.io mmlaiiin Fu.). i is i«t th • slmi Liuui i ..>• , 1; lii •ii 1 c 1c 1 >' ;ir nut i.t ..1013 illdl^Citl II JS TLI\OLIT Ll\OLl t.llillL^ l'latulenco impoveiislicil bio id lnca])acit> for study or bus.ncis Nuvius debiht) 111 all its stages hick lie >dache l'remature decline Lassitude and nil moibid conditions of the system, arising from whatever cause. The action of the Phosphodyne is twolold -on tliu one li.md, meuasing the pnnoplc "\\ inch constitutes nenous eui'igy, and on tho other, most poweiful blood and Hesh gcneu.ling agent known; therctoie, a murvellous mediLinu lor re.ioMiting impaired and broken down constitutions. It quickly iiuprovrs the function of assimilation to such a degree, that where for years an emaciated, anxious, cud uorous, aiul semi-vital condition has existed, the flesh will l.ipidij uicicasu in quantity aud iumutss, and the whole system retnrft to a state of robust health. The Phosuhodync acts electrically upon tho organisation , for instaiicc, it assuta uatuw to geuerate that, human electricity which renews and rebuilds the osseous, muscular, nervou-i, HiPiubrauous, and urgamc sj stems It operates on tl^e sjsteni without exciting care or thought upon the individual Us to the piocess. It moves the lungs, li\er, heait, kidneys, Vtomach, and nitcslines, with a harmony, vigour, jet mihlncss, nup.ualklud iv uicJiciiiO The Phosphodj ne gives back to the human structure, in a suitable form, the pliospbouc 01 animating elemeut of life which has bicn wasted, aiid cxeits an unpoitant mfluence directly on the "-phial mairow and nervous s)stem,ot a nutntivc, tome, and invigoialing charactei, n\uintaiu)ug that buoyant energy of the brain and muscular system which renders the inmtf cheeiful, bulhant, and tner^ctic, entirely overcoming that dull, inactive, and sluggish disposition u Inch muny persons experience 111 all their uetioiib. The ucucticial elKcts ot the Phosphodyne are frequently shown fi 0111 the first day of it* admiuistiation, by nicmui liable mci ease cf ncr\ ous power, with a feeling of vigour and eomfoit to which the patient has long been unaccustomc-J. Digestion is improved ; the appetite mci eases wonderfully , the bo v\ els becumu regular; thecjes brighter; the skin clear and healthy ; and the hair acquires strength, .showing the importance of the action of the Phosphodyne on Me orgaus of nutrition. Finally, the Pko sphodj ne maintains a certain degree of activity 111 the previously debilitated nun ous sjstem; its use enables all debilitated organs to return to their sjund state and perform their natural iuucti'iis. Persons suffering from nervous debility , or any ot tho hundred symptoms which this distressing disease assumes, miy rest assured of an effectual and c\ en speedy cure by the judicious use of this most invuluable lemedy, BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE Is sold only in cases at £1 Is., containing Two Bottles , and £2 '2s, containing Five Bottles. Also in Family Cases at £.">, containing Sivteun Bottle*. To be hud of u'l Chemists and Up-Countij Storekeepers tin- nighout the G.ilonies. Full Directions for Usp, in the English, French, and German languages, accompany each cose SULCT MEDICAL OWSJOXB. Sir Chailcs Locock, Phjsical Accouchrur to her Majesty the Queen, stated at a meeting of the Royal Medical and Oniruigical Society, that in thirteen cMea of debility and nenous prostration he had effected permanent cures by tlio use ot Dr. Bright* Phosphodyne Sir William Feiguson, Bart, F.R..5., Surgeon to her Majesty the Queen, says — " I have lepe.itedly presmbed Dr. Bri<'ht's rnosphodyne, and found if an ugreonble ajul benehcial lenfed). I have but on« objection legurdiug it, and that is, the elab'ouue process required in. the preparation, will not allow of the retail pme being witbin the re.ieU of all classes" Dr Lmcaster, the eminent Coroner, says — "Di. liright's Phospholjne is calculated to entirely supcisede noil, meicury harsapauU.i, quinine, and cod liver oil." Dr. R. Qiuin, F.R.C.P., Physician to the Hospital for Consumption, Biompton, remarks —"Itcanu.it be doubted that this Phosphatic premuation will henceforth rank foremost in therapeutics ; if generates all the impoita, t elements of the human fiame, the peculiar chui actor of this substance fitting it for vital use \" . , SirT. Lawiencesiys:— "l have found Dr. Bright sThosphodyne an excellent remedy in sjtiu diseases, I presume it is oxydisation." , , n , , . Professor SJymtnc snjjs — " effects of the Phosphodyne in obstinate cases of disease aic »■* astonishing us peiplc\ing.' Dr. Handfield Jones, V-110 P-» I ? .U£., Physician to St. Mary's Hospital, says, in Atiopby and General Uebihty Pho - phodfyno is a most admirable lemedy ; it invigorates the nutritive functiD'is, at.d inereasis the vital energy— "it hot only ucts as an absorbent,' bat vctuids or tepaics tht? waste of tissue, and restores the nutritive functinns to their noi mal condition. The "Lancet, ' coisidtrs the IMiosphodynn one>f the most impoitant contributivn> mada to Mate»u M.odica during the last centurj . Pamphlets containing Testimonials may be obtained from all Chemists and Up country Stor keepers. (*??;■ Caution -P,op.nticulai toatk for Dr Bright 1 s Phospliodyno, ns Injitntions vie abroad, and avoid piuchasmg Single Bottles, the Genuine Aitielc beiny; sold iv Cases unly. "Wholesale Agents for New Zealand: KKMPTHORXK, PROhSKR, & CO., in'VED IX.