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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 786, 30 June 1877, Page 6 (Supplement)

SH ARLAN D, IMPORT, AND EXPORT 3D B XJ G- 'ft- X S T, APOTHEqARIES HALL, - ( i " 'AtcKTiAND." i Fine. Essence Leinbn,' Spanish Saffi-on „.-- .Fnlwood's An-nalto. -Glyoevl"^ -. .! 'Tin Foil, Hottling Wire, llre.vyerj's Ishiglass KeJlned CdTV»phpr,'.Tar fciii'i'c Aoidi'Bbi'ax m , Prussiate Potash, Sulphuric 'EtHer ,;,.-.;., Sulpluir, SofbSoap, Cai?bOTiate,SQda, Dye Stuffs Oil Vitriol; Nitrict Miiriatiq. and Fluoric Acids. Sheeting, Cushions, /.PillßWs,. , £ wijnming^Belts Crib' Sheets, Nursing Aprons, Bathink Caps: - Feet Warmers, Elastic' Cottdri 1 Bald-' ■-' 1 ■ ' ages, 1 and OileldvSilk.' m. it?,'. ' '„. ' Elastic Silk and Thread Knee Caps. 'i'- 1 ' Anklets, Ladies' Belts'; 1 Genuine Splmon and Ody's Trasses, Children's Timsses,. Coles and i .. .. Moomain; ; Trusses, Jntliarubber Poultice Bigs, Pictorial ..Sponge ' ' ' _ ( NURSERYI^pTLiT ; . .'. "''.': ./A Ghpjpe.Aspprtment^. ((( ' . ' ! . . ' .Powder Puffi.Boiesu ;!.:,,.,!-' ! 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Too tli-stopy ing' Respira,;.iT tors, Jean Vincent Bully's iToilet Vinegar, , . j,,. ( . Exquisite Eaiide Cplogne and Lavender LEATH^^ANDiRO^SfSSpMGE^PATHIC » PREPARATIONS,,. ,; / „-, MEDICINE CHESTS, MOROCCO .'■ " i( :, ■ ■'!!.■.. ,CA§ES, iX!'. -..- PILULES, GLOBULES, & TINCTURES. '■ : 6T AMMONIUM; CIGARETTES, . EOMENTATiO^ HERBS. All the New Medicines 'included m the Supplement to the British "Pharmacopoeia recently issueid m Great Britain Preparations of Phosphorus, Croton Chloral Physalene, Eucalyptus,. Hydrate Lime, Hydraatin , •" '"-.. ■ Gelsemin, Actea.Racembsa, 1 Aloin' Bimeconate Morphia Ozonic Ether, Styptic Collodion, Amylin, Apiol Atrppine, Nic9tine Beberin, Cadmium Caffeine, ■ Capsicine ' Gumi Rubruni, Codeia. Ergotine, Tinct Belce lodofqrm, Iridin; Jalapine, , Leptandrine, Lupulino :■...:.. Lactucarium, Lithia Pepsina, Prunus Virginia Salicine, Seatmnoninei Simarouba YX '1*..- ': & : R : \A; ; . ! SV S; T N aS .*;;: phosphomn. ,'i SOLD. ONLY BY J. C. SHAELAND & CO., :" j shortlAnd-Strket, ! ■■•;■■ >■-■•••■: AUCKLAND. 'Although! Phosphorous has long been known tp;'the Physician and Therapeutist as a powerful remedial agent, and is largely used as a renovator of nerve and tissue force, both m America and on the Continent, its administration m England, until very recently, has been very imperfectly understood. Consequently it was seldom employed, and its efficacy fairly tested, even m cases m which it was clearly indicated. English practitioners, m truth, regarded it a« an heroic remedy, and it was employed only as a dernier rcssdrt m exceptional, desperate, or hopeless cases, which had resisted. , every other medicine. Its general employment was neglected, and. by some openly, discouraged, arid its valuo , as a remedy for. many painful affections, for wliich it is now admitted to be almost a specific, was quite unknown. It is pre-eminently .useful, m .therelief and cure of the following complaints :—, i Dyspepsia Rheumatism ■ ; Neuralgia , Sorpfula Spern} tprrhoaa , Sciatica . Impotence ' Paralysis Sterility • 'Palpitation ; Consumption m its Early Stages : Incapacity for Study and Business Mental and Physical Depression . Noises m the Head and Ears Liver and Heart Disease. Phosphorous is a normal constitution of the Blood, an da never-failing ingredient m most of the more important tissues of the Body. It is found m the Muscles, m .the Liver, and the Stomach. . It is especially, .abundant (nearly 2 per-.centum) on;the great nerve centres. It must , pc essential, therefore," to the structural integrity of; these organs, arid necessary to the healthy development and exercise of their important functions. ,j i. ,'.,,' ' Phophorous, rightly adhiinistered, renovates exhausted function, arid re-constructs nerve tissue, and thus restores manly and physical vigour, and energy of mind. fioss of Nerve Power.— In these high pressure times this is a " complaint" very commonly met with, arid very variously manifested. Its principal factors arc overwork and fast-living, not necessarily dissipation, although it is a cause and no doubt a frequent one, of loss of nerve power ; but it means living m a hurry, or Life at High Pressure. i ■ .•;.'. \ age,, sex, and idiosyncrasy, opwerfully influence the manner m which the loss of nerve povver manifests itself, inability to sleep at night, loss Of mental power, failure of memory, nervousness and irritability of temper, absence, of sexual desires, lowness of spirits, digestion, and obstinate constipation. There are early indications of overwork, and warnings which'shoulA not go unheeded. '. .' Neuralgia has been defined to be the cry of the hungry nerve for blood.' Menbrrhagia, Hsemorrhagei'Hyste'ria, arid the Climactric period are, c'oriimbn cause of nerve pain, m women. Phos--phorin m almost eyery/ case is a specific, and acts as, a nutrient tonic to the nervous system m all cases of iiervbus 1 exhaustion, whether involving the cerebral or spinal centres, it is of great value. : , In threatening cerebral softening, it is the only, drug which appears really to affect the . nerve centres. '" ' It is eminently useful m consumption, jaundice, fatty heart, softening of the brain, and spinal cord m atonic conditions of the cerebrospinal system, and musciilar weakness m children, irritable weakness of the sexual organß, paralysis,' general debility, chronic catarrh, phtlis'is puunonalis m the early stage, gastro enteritis with eriiaciation, ulceratibri, and flstulons ulcers. ' x l "'. The amount of Phosphorous is the greatest at the-period-of greatest mental vigour; and that infancy, old age, and idiotcy, the proportion is not above half that which is present during the adolescent and adult periods. . ; .: The : quantity of Phosphorous m the brain of a man varies, from 1*352 to 1700. No other of the aoft tissues contain" any large amount of Phosphorous, and the marked increaso m these deposits, which has been continually observed to accompany long continued wear of mind (whether by intellectual exertion," or by the excitement of tho feelings), and which follows any temporary strain upon its powers, may fairly be attributed to this cause. . >, Sold m Cases at 10s. • by Post, 10s. 6d. i . V