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Newspaper
Wallaroo Times And Mining Journal
Location
Wallaroo, South Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 04, 1869
Page
7
A letter complains of the Kadina to Salt Lake road neglect and argues the Governor should visit the Peninsula. It urges appointing local gentlemen to press claims on the Chief Secretary and to monitor officials who promised action but failed to deliver for a strategic district.
August 6 session lists cases Cin Sine Stephens v Marquet Speckmen v Michell and Son ieholls v Beer Rouch v Bond Ewes v Taylor Selare Ussarisereo JUnGuen Richards v Hodge Michell v Williams Richards v Rowe Cemrnak Line Ranger v Fossell Ranger v Sweet Ranger v Sanders Ranger v Cook Ranger v Brown Ranger v Wilkinson
Impounded livestock listed with red and white cattle various ages and horns. Brands and markings described. unclaimed animals to be sold on specified dates in 1869 at noon by poundkeepers Bates and Mathews. Only names Benjamin Bates and Peter Mathews appear as poundkeepers.
The Ameer of Afghanistan visiting Peshawar observed the commissioner’s retinue of many ladies and remarked that, like his country, they keep their pretty women at home. The scene captures cultural contrast in a colonial setting.
Holloway's Pills are praised as a universal remedy tried for thirty years in many lands. The advertisement claims enduring fame and wide use among settlers diggers and emigrants in the Australian colonies, asserting the pills’ global renown.
Advertisement extols Holloway's Pills as a universal remedy for debility, stomach disorders, and head and heart diseases. It claims the pills regulate digestion, protect brain health, and restore vigor in females from adolescence to menopause, asserting radical relief from obstructions and weakness.
All disorders affecting the liver stomach and bowels are described as arising from high living climate or over indulgence. The Pills are claimed to quickly rectify the evil, restore energy strength and cheerfulness, and lift mood from lassitude gloom and dejection.
The advertisement touts famous Pills as effective for despondency and low spirits caused by disordered digestion. It claims the remedy dispels headache biliousness and nausea and purifies to remove the morbid condition without inconvenience.
An alarmingly broad advertisement for Holloway remedies claims Pills and ointment cure influenza diphtheria bronchitis and colds with further lists of diseases including rheumatism liver and bowel complaints skin blotches scrofula and various female issues. It cites low prices and urges readers to consult directions provided with each box.
A Melbourne physician Louis L. Smith claims common doctors miss chronic conditions causing weakness, despondency, and skin and joint symptoms. He asserts lifelong expertise, offers letters or in-person consultations at Physiological Museum Bourke Street, East, Melbourne, charging £1, with medicines mailed across the colonies.
Public urged to beware of spurious Holloway's pills and ointment imitating English stamps. Notices call scrutiny of labels, warn U S imports sold cheaply, and instruct readers to report to Musser Gordon and Gotch or to London. Signature Thomas Holloway dated August 1 1868.
Tench Medicine prepared by Grimault Co chemists to H B H Prince Napoleon Paris. These medicines claim to be recent medical discoveries from chemistry and therapeutics. They distinguish themselves from secret or quack remedies and require medical examination. only those proven by the Academy of Medicine are authorized by the French government.
A vintage advertisement extols a range of medicines by De Cazenave and associates. It promises relief for stomach pains, digestion problems, hemorrhoids, skin diseases, and general debility. The text touts hospital experience at Saint Paray and credits Cuzenave as head medical man.
An 19th century claim promotes a Brazilian vegetable remedy as a cure for nervous head pain neuralgia diarrhea and dysentery. It touts prevention of cholera and substitutes for cod liver oil with syrup of iodized horseradish claiming benefits for chest diseases skin glands appetite and blood purity. It markets use in children for humors gland obstructions and general constitutional restoration.
An 19th century advertisement touts Grimaults Syrup of Hipophosphite of Lima as a fresh remedy for consumption and lung diseases, claiming rapid cough relief and perspiration cessation. It warns buyers to verify the Ganuviz Co signature to avoid imitations and notes Grimalts Ellie of Pepsine as superior digestive aid, praising Popsine when properly prepared in France.
An old advertisement promotes asthma and tobacco related cures with claimed cures for private diseases. It touts Grimaulr capsules and liquid extract of mativo vegetal, claims hospital use in Paris, lists general depots and multiple city chemists and booksellers as distributors. The text uses dated spelling and medical assertions common to era patent medicines.
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