Page 4 Advertisements Column 6

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 588, 26 February 1876, Page 4

Misoeltanegtla-

Protected by Royal Lattets Patent, Dated October lUh, 1809.

Under Distinguished Patronage,

TT|B "DEIGHT'S pfiOSPHODY2TE f (OZONIO OXYGHN),

The New Carativ^ Agent, and «r]g, Reliable Remedy for Nervous »nd PLiver Complaint* r

Tbib Phosphetic combination it pronennced by the moit eminent member* of the Medical Fro* fenion to be unequalled for its power in replenishing the vitality of the body, by ita *upplying all the essential Constituent* of tb» blood and nerr« acrbstanoe, and fordeveloping all the power* and functions of the ay atom to the highest degree It ia agreeable *° ***c p»htte, and innocent in it* action, while retaining «)1 its extraordinary properties.; and a* a specific, surpassing all the I known therapeutic agtntt of the present day for the speedy and permanent cure of— Nervous Froatratioa Shortness of Breath Liver Complainta Trembling of the hands Palpitation of the and limbs Heart \ Impaired Nutritien Diuiness MenUl and Physical Noises in tb« Held iPepreifrion and Earn Consumption i(m '*•* Lots of Energy end «Srt etaget only Appetite Timidity Hypochondria -Eruptions of the Skin iemele Coroplamts J«i|*irod 'Sight an* General lability 4 Muuory Indigestion Nervous Fancies Flatulence Impoverished .Blood Incapacity for Study Kerrous Debility •in all or Business ia stage* Laisitude Premature Decline Sick Headache and all morbid condition* of the tytteai arising from wliaterer cause. The aotion of -the Fhotpbodf ne is two-fold— on the one hand inoreteiDg the principle^ which -constitutes <n*rroue«nergy, and on the other the n>o»t powerful 'blood and flesh generating- agent known t !herefor«va mar* vellou* medicine for renevating impairetl and broken-down oonttitution*. "It quickly improvee tht functions of assimiiatioQ to such a degree, that vwhere for years an emaciated, anxious, cadarerou*, and eemt-Tital oendition has existed, the flesh wQI rapidly increase . in quantity and firmness, and the. whole system return to a state of robusthealth. like Phosphodyne acts ■ electrically upon the^ortamiiation; for iutance. it assist* nature to generate that human electricity which renews and rebuild* the oskoub, muscular, nerrous, membranou*, sad organic systems. It opeiates on the system without exciting care or thought upon the iadindual as to the process. It move* the lungs, h?«r, heart, kidnoja, ato> mach, and inteeunrs, with a hanreny, vigour, yet mildnea* unparalleled in medicine. The'Phosphodyne gi*e* b*ck to the'humso structure, in a suitable 4orm, the phospboia* or animatiug element of life, which bas been wasted, and -exerts an important . influence directly on- the spinel -marrow and nertou» ays* tern, of a nntntire, 'tonic, and Invigorating character, maintaining tbat buoyant energy of tl* brain and mtwetiUr system which render* the mind cheerful, brilliant, and energetic, entirely oTercotnint; that dull, inactiTe, and sluggish di*position *hich maay persons experience in all their action*. Tha beneficial effect of the Phosphodyneare frequently ehown from tha first day ot its administration, by a remarkable increase of nertous 4»n er, with a feeling of rigour and comfort* to which the patient has long been unuccuttomed. Digestion is improTed i the appetite inoreaaes wonderfully; tbe bowels become regular ; the eyes brighter 5 the akin clear and healthy j and the hair acquires strength, showing the importance of the action of the Fhoepho^ dyne on the organs of audition. -rjp Finally the Fhospuodyne maintains a <wt> tain d*gi«jof nctmfy in the preTiouely debilitated nervous system > its vie enable^ all de bilttated organs to recum (o their sound Hate and perform their natural fuuctiouß. Peieons suffering < from fiervous Debility, or any ot ibe hundred symptoms which this dittreuing diaea#e assumes, maj r*st assured of an etieetual and even speedy cure by the judicious < use if this most invaluable remedy,

DR BBIGfiT'3 PHOSPHODYNE Is sold only in C«ses at 10s 6d, by all Chemist* add Paunt Medicine Vendors throughout the Globe.

Full directions for UtQ, in the English, French, * German, italian and Dutch- Languages, areompasiy eaoh case.

Giy CAUTION.— Tbe large and- increasing demsstd for Dr Brigbt's Pbosphodyoe has led tv kefera! imiUtioits ■ Under somewhat similari lar nam«s 1 parebassrs of this mediun* ithould therefore be careful to observe that each <T>ae beers, the Government 6tamp, -with the<«orde "Dr Briglft's . l'hosphodyue " engmved thereon and that th* same word* art altf Hewn in - the bottle.

Wiiolesale Agents -for Nan Zealand-* Kempthorns. Pronserd: Vo , DunedinA Avchlaud.

rpHE TifAIKATO miMES « rrBXJIDD iT I - JHiU^aJOOtJtAisSKOUBo TueicUty, Thoriday, and

HQXVWOt.

ITBRMB OP SUBSCRIPTtOK: Single Copies, id; .per Quarter, <<fc; >w ,per Annum, 20» ; payable in. A4vanct. Pested within the C«loay w^iihoot sxtrsi charge. Subscribers can commence At *ny date. Notice to diteontimxe subscriptions or advertise • tnsnts must ia all eases be in- writing. ITERMB" OF ADTEHTISING : GASOA* 'i»y»»THtMIHT«— Ss ;psr inch for the flrss insertions, half price afterwards; ten j*r>«H* discount for emsh onhf. Stavpimo for three or six mom Jik, can be arranged for at a liberal scale, Tba.dk Oaxdb akd t BtrsiKKM Adveitiskucmh to appear for twelve- months and over, with - right ttf occasional alterations 0/ matter, at BULL LoWIIbKAIU OF CHAIGB. Orders for advertisements, if not accompanied by ■ instructions of>numbsr of insertions, will be trratrd «s itanding advertisements and con'tinned until -written notice- is forwarded to tbe 'Manager for discontinuance. 'It is particolaaly requested that in the event of any irregularity or non-delivery of the paper, '-complaint be made to Ihs MakAgm. Advertisements and Business Letters thonld be addressed to "TUB Makagkb." *L<-tUrs for pubhoation to "Tin E»ixok.-' All Business communications will be received at the TIMKB BOOK AND STATIONERY DEP^ In front of the Printing- Office. \

/^IBNBRAL TT> HINTING Of every description at greatly reduced prices.

XANGBRIDGE.4 SILVER. Hamilton, January I, 1876.