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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 303, 8 September 1874, Page 4

OxroEir is Life—Dn. Bbioht's PhosFHODYifE.—Multitudes of People are hopelessly suffering from Debility, Nervous anLiver Complaints, Depression of Spirits- / Delusions, Unficnes-i for Business or Study^ Failure of Hearing, Mght, and Memory, Lassjf tude, Want of Power, &c, whose cases adnJt of a permanent cure by the new remeay Phosphodyne (OzonicOyxgen), which at onre allay irritation and excitement, imparts new energy and life to the enfeebled constitution^ and rapidly cure, every stage of these hitherto incurable and distressing maladies. Sold by all Chemists and Storekeepers throughout the Colenies, from whom Pamphlets containing testimonials may be obtained Caution 1 —Be particular to ask for Dr. Bright's Phosphodyue, as imitations are abroad; and avoid purchasing single bottles, the genuine article being sold in cases onto. 318 Holloway's Ointtnemand Pills effect wnoi derfu^ cures of bad llgß and old wounds. If i thes/ medicines be lised according to tbe i directions which an wrapped aroun i eacb | \>qc and box, there is io wound, bad -leg, or I ufceroti« sore bowev r obstinate, that will not VidM to their curativ properties. Thousands foi npple whowd b en patients in hospitals, und^uhe care oltar. nent surgeons, without ■ deriviti^..the le-ist T^ efit, have been cured by Holloway's Ointmen tand Pills, when other remedies and treat m oVbad signally failed. For glandular swelli g^tamors, scurvy, any difeases of tbe skin i lerel^no medicine that can be used with so ood atraffect. Though potent for good, it [s powek/ess for harm ; and though the cm ; tfiected^s rapid, it is also complete and p rmacent. \ 2361 I i \ ; <

Election AddressesTO THE BURGESSES OF THE \ CITY OF NELSON. i^WCLEMEN,--You are called upon to \Xv^Ußup Four Vacancies that occur by • the retirement of member, in the City Council. I therefore offer myself for re-election, and if returntthhope to do mj^duty in the same imp-rial spirit asLfcSve endeavored to do during speral tenji-'of office as a member of the Bo Jd of JW_rks. If you db mp-fne honor of re-electing me, I th&li suppiptf'such measures as may be bronght before rijirCouncil for the sanitary iorfprove-menj^-i the t ity. Tbe drainage commeaced should be carried on, for I hold thb/to be;tbe mint essential work that can be jfcarried out to eth^re the^healtb of the City/ The qo-tfion of handing /over to the Council the Gas and WatejWks .by the Government has received my/support, and I have no doubt that it will /oon be accomplished, f I shall advocate the reduction ot the Gas rate if it is found practicable. Now that Nti.on is cuWituted a Municipality, I think tbat thrf Mayor should be ele ted by the ourgt-ss-sJbf the City, instead of by the CounciLas at/resent. I shall feel it mv duty to support afmeasure baying this for ita otject. l\juJ^stHnd that the Mayor ol Blenheim is elected in tbis way, and tbat ihe method works well. I ehal also advocate tbe division of the • ity into Wards, as tbis I hold is the only sure way of getting the City fairly represeuttd io tlie Council. Gentlemen, if you place me in the honors abie position to which I aspire, I will do my best to merit ttie confidence rep'Jst-d in me. lam, Gentlemen, Yours, faithfully, 2190 J B HOOPER. Insurance Companies. TVTORWICH UNION -^ FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY., The Policies issued by this Institution, among other speci-1 advantage., cover; - LOSSES BY GAS AND LIGHTNING. 'mending Insurers are reminded tbat this is tbe olneac/jffi.u doing hirsliies*) in New Zealand, and, iposseSsing ati iMw^MiifFSERVE funb; — "x UNQIWS^IONABLB SEOORITY, which is of £he utmost consequence io selecting au o_f.ee in which to/n-ure, and in which / . / IMMEDIATE SETTLEMpT of LOSSES is amply provided for, thrf r-ociety's Agents being authorized by sj>eci/l powers, to adjust Claims and p.y the same promptly, without reference to Directors, L/cal Boards, or Resident Secretaries. / The New Zealand Fudds of tbe Society are retained and invested id the Colony, thus imparting to it the character of a thoroughly NATIONAL INSTITUTION. No charge is node fpt surveys or Policies, and in premiunVjjr insurance on all properties TflE LOWEST RATES ARE CHARGED consistent with Security. n prcor of the great public confidence in the ' Norwich Union in England, on tbe Continent, and in the Colonies, its Business (still increasing) has reached upwards of £100,000,000. Further particulars of the numerous advantages offered tolncurers by this well-t.nown Office, may be obtained on application to W- i-t^TANTON, The Society's A^prney aud Agent. V* Sub-Agencies areVnow established in all the surrounding diatrifets and In Mariborough. \ 1848 STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY op NEW ZEALAND. / * VIBEy(ND MARINE. / Ca^TtA \/ m, _ei,oooyooo. Unlimited Liability of a large bod/ of /Colonial Shareholders. \ j Insurers in this Office participdjl in the profits - a dberal arrangement not aftlrded by *ny other Company doing businesj in the Colony. T ' Insurances effected at as low ra/es aa any otber Company. / NEL SON B/R A/C D. LOCAL DIREO-silS. A J. Richmond, Esq, M.H.R. A. Pitt, Etq., M.P.C. '%/. Sob-Agents : Stoke & Suburban South Mr.-W. Root. Hichmond, Appl.by,Ran- ' i <v, and Hope ... E. B. Wab.no, Esq Spring Nrove Mr. J. Rose. Lower -md Upper Wakefield, and Fox Hill ... Mr. R. Chattook. Waimea West ... ... Mr A. J. Faimbb. Lower Mooter., Motneka, • and Riwaka Mr H. A. Tabbaht Takaka and Motupipi ... Mr G. C Gilbert. Collingwood Mr w; c. Hllbt. A. W. SCAIFE, \- -1544 Chief AgAt.