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Inangahua Times, Volume V, Issue 36, 20 February 1878, Page 1

Business Notices Iffatotfed l,i/ Noy<tl It 3>alcd October Wt V. DR. BRIGH T*S -]■■> ii o a v ir o i) y n k .1." * (ozokic oxyokn) Thft N^w Ciinilive "A«vnt, nnd OwU H^iinblo Itemeily lor .Ye' yoiw nnil Liver ComiilninbTnf9 Phpjtphntic combiuntion \i> t oouni'erf by th.? uioet eminent mcmbiir* of th nu-dical I'rofiwioii to bu uiwpiallfil torit* ownr in : roplnniMhinff the vitality of thi> ht y.byits upplying all the c^ential comnitue Jof •ho bloofl nii.t ikm-vii Kiibnrnneo, «»>«! for evolop'it{ nil tlif powers nnd functions of tho system 0 the highest degree. 'It in agreeable r<» th« pnliit<«, ond innoecnt in if« ucl ion, while retaining all its extraordinary pi'opcriii'H i and as a spocillo surpuv sing nil thu kiiown thci'ajvuiic agent*', of the present day ibr the Hpcedy iinU" permanent cure of— Nervous ProMvat'on Las*itudo Urcr CotnpliiinU Shhrcncea of Brcnth DiitzincHH Hud litubs Noi.^i'H in the l.londandftn|iinvd nutrition luu'h Montnl nnd Phtiiionl Lo.-s of Knergy and Depression Apprtito Cinisumpiinii (in ita Hypochondria UrM, stagr* only.) Kciniilc Complaints Timidity .-) Ooiirnil Debility Kriiptious of the Skin Indigestion Impunut Bijjl<t »nA Klutulunot Memory . liuwpinrify (or Study Koivoue Fancies or Himiuegfl * liiipoverished Illood BJck jffrtditehc Norvoux Debility iv »W Premature Di'diuA its Sriißt 4 * and nil morbid conditions of tho system arwing from whiitrvei' onui»«i. Th>i action of lluo Pliosphoilyno is twofold — or. tho on« hrnx 1 muri'tiHing t,h« principle whi:i)i conntitmt?.'* nuvrous energy, und tho oinrr iho DJOHt nowcrful blood and flcnh gencmtiui; t^j * Known; therefore, n uturvellous medicino Ji '^ renovating irnpuirnd niul br«iken-down u^ ftitutjons. It quickly improvi!i" tho funoti assimilation to auoh a dt);iY><, r,h it w ti., years an onmoi:»t<nl, auxiout, imluvo j (j nomi-vitnl condition hax oxtsted, lhi»'^a| rapidly iiiort.-aeo in quantity nnd llruinn*!' tha whole «y«tom rot um to a Htuto oo u«t heiil 1 1: . The PhoapJiodyno no 1 otrioally upon tho organisation j for iintivnn nnrtifltri nature to gcuorato that human ootricity which t«ww» and rebuilds theln sseoiis, muscular, norvous, ji)(mib>ranous, and" if(a»ii6 systoniT.' 'It operntsfl on tfio eyutoin without oxciling euro or thought upon th? individual as to tho proocfw. It tnovefl the luug«, liver, heart, kidneys, Atomuoh, and intestinoH, wilh a harmony, vigor, yet milduevs unparallnlcd iv inedicine. Tho Phosphodyuo gives bank <o tho human AtiMictuio, in a suitable form, the jilios^lioriu ot animating- clement of life, which lvi* boon wiihUml, nud exerts an iimportantt t ttltaonco directly on the spinal marrow und norvoua system, of a nutritive, tonic, and invigorating character, maintaining that buoyant oncrgv of the bruin tuul muocular aystotn whioh renders tho mind ulucrful, brilliant, mid tmorgetii', entirely overcoming that dull, inactive, and sluggish di*opo.»itinn which many yiTflons exporieuco in all their actioiiH. The btineiieial oll'cctH of Che Phosphodyun aro frequently ohown from tho first day *t' its admiriixtration, by a remarkable incmiso at nervous power, with a feeling of vigor and comfort, to which the patiout has long beou unaceiutomud. DigeHtion is improved ; the kppctlU) increases wonderfully ; tho boweld bocomo regular ; tho oyes brighter; tho skir. oloar mid .healthy; nnd tho hair acquire* strength, showing the importance ol tho notion of the Phouphodyno on the organ* of nutrition. Finally, tho Phosphodyne maintains a certain degreo of net ivity iv tho previously dobilitatod novvoiid system ) its use unahlen 110 debilitated organs to return to thoir souur state and perlorm their natural functions Purtons fiulloiing from Nervous Debility, id any of tho hundred symptoms whioh th,a dietiTH^ing ilisoftm) aiisuincA, may rest usmiroil of an ell'ectual and even spvio-ily euro by tha judicious use of Uti* moat invaluable romody. Dji. fIRIQJIT'S PIIO3PHODYNK 18 BOI,I) ONI,V In Cnndfl at 10s Od by hII Ohomi«ts and Pa tout Modicum Vendors throughout tho Globe, Pull Directions for Uso, in tho KnglUh, lfroneh, German, lltvlian, and Dutoh AiauguugnH,Mieconipany each case. * CA.U'i'lON.—'TAa largo and increasing ## demand for JJr, Uright's l\osphedgiw has led to .several imitations under somitwkat similar names; purchasers^ of Hits uudieino should thnretorit Im careful to observe thai each ea.iit bears the Government Stamp, tiiitk tho words Dr. Jirijjhl's i'hosphodi/no engraved thereon, and that Urn same words aro also blown in. the bottle. Wholesale Aaantsfor New Zealand — KK.UPTUOHNK, PKOStSICii & CO., JJunediu and Auckland., THE F5Tp Js'.c"t I 0 N 0 V MACHINERY ACT, 1874. THK attention of Owners of Maohinory and Nteatn lioilovH ia called to tho provision* 01 "Tho Inspoctiou of Machinery Act, IH7-1," which requires them, within a mouth Iron, nuo dato on which tho Act is brought iulo lorce, to sond a written notice to thu Inspector ol Machinery for tho oiutrict in which such muchincry boiler may be, giving the nauiu of owner, the place wiicro such muchincry at boiler is usod, tho nt'Xuro of aiuli machinery, uud tho nature ant' mount of tho moving power. Iho Act was, by ProoluinMion datui the 10th instant, brought into force in tin Province of JSelflon. Notions iV»v tho Inspector of tho Nelson South District uro to bo ackircttdod to Clinetchurcu. i KANCABROVV, Chitii JLi»y\)oioC.