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Inangahua Times, Volume XI, Issue 1746, 20 August 1886, Page 3

VESTIGIA NULLA RETRORSUM. (No footsteps backward). IfY motto is " Progression." If the :" country is not progressing, I am. In 187-1 I only required one assistant to aid mo in preparing my household specialities. I used no hbor-saving machinery ; everything was made and put up by hand ; and I could always manage to keep ahead of the orders. In the present ye. r (1886) I am em« ploying seven assistants, who, with machinery to aid ihem, at times find it difficult to keep pace with the demands for mv various products. 1 have oh t-ined'from the very first makers in England and America Pressure Percolators, Steel Presses, Root CuU.-rs, Filters, Stills, Caiv* .Hug Machines, Evaporators, Mixing Midlines Drying Ovens, machines for piping, <n , tmg, rolling, counting, sugar coating and gelatine coating pilla. an-- bottlewashing machinery. Everything is carried on under mv personal supervision, and every article has to pass a careful examination before pissing into the Storage Department. I spare no pains or expense to keep np the high standard of excellence that all my products have attained. Special Rooms are set apart for Bottling, Wrapping, and Carding Cnra C'av -. O'-ontilgicon, Special Tincture of Pod ">ph vllu ni, making Cisean Si'^rada Coedial, Emnl«.on ofCorl'Liver Oil, «* StrnckGold" Bitters.En-alptus Extract, Cardboard Boxes, &c Ac. j Pills— My Pills are made entirely j by elaborate machinery, guided by j pjcillod labor. The result is that the j ingredients are well mixed, accurately i sized, and handsome in apoearum-e. I use only one quality of Drugs, ;vd that is the best, and I ailow no mercury ! to enter into their composition. They j are put nn in hermetically sealed battles at Is each bottle. The Porlo I phyllum Pills will be found to do great '■ service in all cases of disordered stomach and liver. Tlie Autibilions Pill- are more a female and children's Pill, ! bein? very mild in action. The Com** pound Rhubarb Pills are without doubt the best dinner Pill extant. The Wind • Pills for flatulency are very highly sooken of. I also put up Cough Pills for chronic cases, and Female Pills for I disorders incidental to ladies. j 44 Struck Gold " Bitters —A cer- « tain appetiser. It stimulates the : appetite and digpstive organs, instils new vigor into the veins, and makes life worth living for. It is an elegant , combination of Quinine, Dandelion, j and other barks, roots, and leaves. < Price, 2s 6d. ■ The immense dpraand for Marshall's ' Cnraclava (the Celebrated Corn cure) y shows conclusively that this wonderful remedy has won its way to public favor j solely on its merits, It is now in the j hands of two or three hundred retailers _ in various parts of New Zealand, and V the unanimous opinion of all is that it '■ is the most genuine article in the mar- v kpt. One thousand two hundred and , ninety (1,290) Bottles were sent out of my labatorv during the month of f, January, 1886. To the unprecedented merits of tlie article much of tlii-* is t due. Beware of cheap and worthless b imitations, of *bich there are several, o N.B— Each bottle ha« mv signature * across the label. Price ls 6d. . v

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