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PuUic Notioea. OX ? GEN IS LIFE. A LTHOUGH i he modem Materia MedjrjS* /jL includes muny valuable remedies or human tifflictions, itia a matter of certainly thtit in all cases, where the animal Titulity^Js fulling, Phosphorus is. decidedly superior to any other remedy at, present itnoyn^Vjl^^ and it possesses the great advantnge of not cuuaing, when its use is relinquished, the slightest action or depression. The question naturally presents itself 'Why i.t s > vnlu;vble an element so little rppai-ded and po seldom prescribed," The only answer which cau be given r is::— That a i dilßculty has fceia found in so preparing it that : its action .must be kept i^cior perfect control. Hitherto it h\9 been used in almond and olive oils, in sulphuric ether, in rectified alcahol, in chloroform, and in several other substances ; but however valujble it has been ound in all the hitherto know methods of ts preparation, certain irregular results have been experienced, which have led physicians to neglect it for general purposes, and to employ it ov.ly in extremo eaftes and after every other remedy has failed. But a chemical proci'Bß has now been disoovered, by which ita invaluable action on the human system may be realised withou any of those drawbacks which previous modes of administration have invariably produced. S3T CAUTlON.— Phosphorus is sometimes sold in the form of Pills and Lozenges; it should be generally known that every form where solid particles of Phosphorus are in combination is dangerous. It is therefore nee e-«sary that the public should be cautioned asrainsfc the ~ use of any preparation of Phosphorus not perfectly soluble in water. Protected by Royal Letter Patent* Dated October 11th, 1869, (OZONIO OXYGEN.) The flew Curative Agent, and only R^irablh Remedy, for Nerroua and Liver Com* phiiuts. Stult tudes of people are hopelessly suffering ronJDebility, Nervous and Liver Compluratsj Depression of Spirits, Hypochondria, Timidity, Indigestion, Failure of Hearing, dight, and Memory, Lassitue. Want of Power, &0., whose cases admit of a Permanent cure by the new remedy PHOBPU p Oxygen), at once _ aud excitement, .impart* n '.■*■■ ■ ... > to the enfeebled const£utv!W! ! cures every stage of thete hitherto i-vouwble and distressing maladies. bright's phosphodyne. Is sold only in cases of 10s 6d by all Chemista and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout the Globe. Full Directions fur use in the English, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Spanish, Portu(jueso, Dini"h, Turkish, Persian, Hindos«ni, Madrasse, Benpale, Chinese, Japauese xninguage^. accompany each case. CAUTION.— Th large and increasing demand for Dr. D right's Phosphoydne has led to several imitations under similar names j purchasers of this medicine should therefore be careful to observe that the words "Dr Bright's Phosphodyne" are blown in the bottle, and that the directions for use are printed in all languages as above, without which none can possibly be genuine. Jflvery case bears the Trade Murk and Signature of the Patentee. IMPORTANT CAUTION, — Beware of Piracy and Spurious Imitation. Wholesale Agents t New Zealand— Kempthorw, Prosser and Co., Dunedin and Auckland. Viotoria — Felton, Grimwade and Co., Melbourne. ' South Australia— F. H. Faulding and Co. t Adelaide. New South Wales— Elliot Bros., Sydney. Queensland — Berkley and Taylor, cf Brisbane. Stamper Gratings mHE UNDEESIGNED begs to inform X the Proprietors of Quartz Crushing Machines that Messes. GOYNE & DAVIS (Of Epsom.Sanduurst, Victoria,) Have appointed him boiß Agejjt for the Sale of their Gratings in to> Inangahua district. A Stock of Gratings always kept on hand. Mining Agent, Stock and Sharebreker Broadway, Reefton. 7 r ILF-YJSARLY STATEMENT cf corn- ': > ...roe? on su\c, at the office of this

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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 17 June 1881, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 17 June 1881, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 17 June 1881, Page 1

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