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mmmmmm U, Place de la Madeline PARIS LeGrand's Special Products Savox Onv/.x (Oriza Soap'). From ihe formula of Dr 0- Reveil. The best soap for rendering the skin white and soft. Sweetly aucl refreshingly scented — rose, green an 3 white. Savox - Oriza • Yelovte. Exquisitely perfumed, for the toilet aud baths. Savox-Obiza (Oriza Soap) extra, in boxes, 0 cakes. 12 exqnisito perfumes. Ohiza - Savon - Ikcolore, superior qualify ro-e ten, white heliotrope iiiid whitii violet. Oki/.a-Toxica. Extract of Plants, to clean. oe the liair. New-Mown Hay, Moss-Eose, Violet, &c Ot«z.\-Po"\v»Eß. Flowersof Carolina rice. For sofcening and refreshing | the sldn. In elegant boxes with I owl or puff. OnizA-YKi/n.'TK. Flov/ers of rice pow<ler. ndlierinjr to tho skin, wifch ihe perfuuie of Kew-Mown Hay. OiuzA-Flowers— whit'jtmclaoibei'e-1. And excellent toilet water, tonic !.o UiO skin, sweetly and <teiicai;e!y perfumod. Afir.\-Ui!i/,\, Now toilet w ier '■efveshiuff the skin. Ohixa-Uav, A UtiU-.t water wi li erfumo df Xfw-M wn Hay. OitiZA-AorniTiJNK, Toilet viiu f?ar, uronrilic and dLsiuf/ctant, speciuliy adapted Ihe Jadirs' toilets. Okiza Sootou Lavfamou Springs of Hcutfh L•» von dor Flowers ; a rich toile water. Kai' •w. ■ (.Vi/iniXK - Oitizv. Tim Ifigh Life Toilet wntrr, j Oiii/A- \WtEn. f "onsen tratc-f! .and i •.':is(.iUfd Kxtract of supcrio; li.m do OuUigiue. 0-OVTTE3 OfllZA DkNTIF irE. All elixir for preserving tMe cecfc'i and S?:uns in li't;i!{h, and prrvf-nting 1 ileoay. Oriz\ Df.ntaire, in paste or pow-df-r, for whitening the ttoili witlion*. aii cting enamel. Ess Obiz \ kt Oht/a TiY.^s. Pr-ifnmes for sopnting linn n nn<l fh.° h;ind!<orchiof without ff ■ini.-i-v. j Obiza-Oh.-. Variously porfnm^l. Dendering thi' h-n>.<»oft and brilliant, and prevo.'itipg it falling 1 oft". Oriza-Laotf.. Orixa-Milk. Emul- [ sivo loli n, refreshing ionic to the sliiii, ro!uoviu<f r d s 'Ots and pre* ■ venting wnnklcs en the hco. j Chk.mk Obiza of Ninon do Lenslos*. li'or producing a beautiful A-hite I complexion with the clearness and I velvety softneas of youth. ! Orizalins-'-olohaxie. 'I ho best h ii;' dye. For hi^tantaueouJy dyeing the ha : r to any sli-ido, and with i no danger to heal-h. In boxe.^, eai-h j with brush. (\>rnb jn'^pecta;;, a'A \ boil'e; or i;i Ikixoj, thu boir'e only : without accesiiu'ios. j i T'-SS OitlZA-INVO fiftF. YfiLi'-TTI' of j the Czar at most exquisite perlnme J quite a noaeguy of violets, ! EssOiuzv Si?avs ; whit f ? lieliotrope j Botuiet to the (1 > a er. Sole Agents for the Colonies, Me-srs Silber & Fleming, Ln. London. Chassaing's Wine. HIGHLY recommended by the most eminent physicians and Medical authorities. H>s since 80 years proved most efficient in all cases of indigestion, dispepsia, stomachical diseases, consumption, loss of appetite, etc. A most agreeable dinner Wine. Apply to J. L. de Lambert, 49 Eliz'ibeih-street, Melbourne. Remedy for Constipation — "DR SOULIGOUX'S VICH LAXATIVE Agreeably to take, acts smoothly but sur Apply to J. L. de Lambert, 49 Elizabeth -street, Melbourne. Falieres' Phosphatine. Add d to tnilk completes all what is wanting lor the formation of the bones, digests easily, and in sh-..rt forms the I ull Deve oyiuent of the' child. Easi'y taken by the Smallest Baby. -....-. Strongly recommended to nurses to ensure good nourishment. Apply to J. L. de Lambert, 49 Elizabeth. Street.. Melbourne.

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Manawatu Herald, 4 September 1894, Page 4

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520

Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Manawatu Herald, 4 September 1894, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Manawatu Herald, 4 September 1894, Page 4

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