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Inangahua Times, Volume VII, Issue 1084, 8 May 1882, Page 1

Public Notice OXFGEN IS LIFE. A LTHOUGH the modern Materia Medim* x\. includes many valuable remedies or human Afflictions, it is a matter of certainty that in all cases, where the animal vitality is falling, Phosphorus is decidedly superior to any other remedy at present known. It will work effects euch as nothing else will produce, and it possesses the great advantage of not sausing, whet: its use is relinquished, tbe slightest action or depression. The question naturally presents itself 'Why is so valuable an element so little regarded and so seldom prescribed," The only answer j which can be given is : — That a certain difficulty has ben found in so preparing it (hat its action must be kept u~:i?r perJect control. Hitherto it nas been used in almond tnd olive oils, in sulphuric ether, in rectified ilcohol, in chloroform, and in several other substances ; but however valuable it has been "tfie^ilaeW to preparation, certain irregular results; bave oeen experienced, which bave led-pbysicians j o neglect it for general purposes, and to employ it ouly ia extreme esses and after j every other remedy has failed. But a chemical process bas now been discovered, by which its invaluable action on tbe human system may be realised wUhou. any of those draw* < backs which previous modes of administration have invariably produced, JgT CAUTlON.— Phosphorus is some times sold ia the form of Pills and Lozenges; it should be generally known: ha every form where solid particles of Phosphorus are in combiualiou is dangerous. It is therefore necessary that the public should be cautioned against the use of eny preparation of Phosphorus not perfectly soluble in water. Protected by "Royal Letter Patent. Dated October 11th, 1869. (OZONIUOXrGJSN.) The New Curative Agent, and only R<OJ« abls JtEKßorior Nerrous and Liver Com* plaints. Mult turles of people are hopelessly suffering rom Debility, Nervous and Liver Complaints; Depression of Spirits, Hypochondria, Timidity, Indigestion, Failure of Hearing, Sight, and Memory, LassituJe. Want of Power, &O* I whose cases admit of a Permanent cure by tbe | new remedy PHOSPH p I Oxygen), which at once and excitement, imparts n to the enfeebled conetitut cures every stage of these hitherto and dietreßsinjj maladies, & i -*■-— j^^^yy^S^M*^C"jajfi^3^^B Ky^n^^«a ■gk%^Sl[M^anySQQl|fMM|SJflSSjflfiS^SjMß^B£a^BJ^J^^P^J^u| BBIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE. s sold only in cases of 10s 6d by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout the Globe. Full Directions for use in the English, Frenoh, German, Italian, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese, Danish, Turkish, Persian, Hindostani, Madrasse, Bengale, Chinese, Japauese jjangnßgea. accompany each case, CAUTION.— The large and increasing demand for Dr. Bright's Phoephoydne has led to several imitations under similar names ; 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. JSivery case bears the Trade Mark and Signature of the Patentee. IMPORTANT CAUTION. — Beware of Piracy and Spuiious Imitation. Wholesale Agents: New Zealand— Kempthore, Prosser and Co., Duuedin and Auckland. Victoria— Feltou, Grimwade and Co., Melbournet South Australia— F. H. Faulding and Co,, Adelaide. NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, CHRISTCHDJRCH. Those that wish to be represented at the International Exhibition to be held in Christchurcu io March next, ahouH inform us of their intention. We bave been connected with all the toteroational Exhibitions held in the colonies, At the late Adelaide Exhibition we represented 50 exhibitors, for whom we received 10 gold medals, 49 first, end one second, awards, three ot which were New Zealand firms, (D. Strsng and J. K. Martin, Invers cargill, acd O.Bevan, Wellington.) Oar plan is to represent the exhibitors, Iran-* sact their business, fix t'ue exhibit in its space, attend to the judging of exhibits and anything necessary while the Ex» hibition remains open, and at tbe clcse repack and send their goods back, or sell them or duplicates thereof it required. It is very inconvenient for Exhioitors to have to attend the Exhibition to fix their exhibits, and causes them not only loss of money which they must necessarily expend on them, then again the exhibitors bave a benefit, they bate no trouble io getting space, they inform us how mucb is required, and we secure it for them as we bave a large amount granted to us. We fix, &c, tbe exhibits on a better space than it they applied. Our terms are moderate. We specially caution the public against giving their exhibits to so called .Exhiuitiou a^euts, who bave been the rounds ot all the Exhibitions, and run exhibitors iuto debt and other dilliculty.— Albert S, AL »v ijrs and Company, lirituh and Colonial Manufacturers s Agents; H?ad UffitJC, 91 Lith? Coiiius s'.rv-vt, i-cis: Melbourne; 0/ Jvug \Y;:l::.ua jt.v, Adelaide; Tow a 11 ill, l'ci:li, W v.efu j Australia ; I-VruMnoui Uracjj \u Uur»oL- *| cLiurcb. - iiDvi. j