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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 144, 9 June 1876, Page 3

l f R AFALGAR HOUSE. j '-"!-. : VV..:" ;i .' ,/. ' -■'tt-— -7,:. ., THE BUSINESS of the above ESTABLISH- -. , :n . \ JVIENT Will be CARRIED ON <mm MORE SEASON. v^:,/ ; '."".;:::-"; ■ — "— **— ~ —Af ' ,'■"•■ j „'",. / -i The STOCK^^w;ill ho kept compietely ASSORTED, I ".■-':' "-., V n '-.'\"~ 'V;::;:.anp;' ; ;; m -;; j - For the, ooming SEASON are DAILY EXPECTED | ;;7 : 7.y7,y7;S]x^Boldon.'' ; ' :: . THE SALE WILL BE CONTINUED AT THE 7 AS' BEFORE, NEW GOODS BEING MARKED. AT LEAST 25 PEja GENI. BELOW ORDINARY RATES. A !':A. „"'. r V : 'y7;rERAK€IIS GRIMES.. .■ 'y ■ J.. .." ■ 'Mißbk'l7,' 1876.;y • '■ | ' 866

7. .i''i,-i":"i -■■■i.".- 'i m ri-r's&vi'fVK»'ssA ' GRAfeaR EFFES^SGENT preparations, . . „ . '....'.'•■ ■ it.-. 'r- 1 : ""' ' :"" ' 'it .. " „' „ ... . „ „.'... ', —— •»" . .Bishop's Granu'ar Effervescent i _) ANll f _• • ■ Citrate of Magnesia is riot merely a . , O^r vVTrf «-/l /b 1 pleanant drink, ; but is also one of the \^-^icb.-^T^CTr-v-^. i most valuable aids to heath in existence.. It has be*n chosen by the .* jfPv* 7 . s -"'-/iE-_r\ . J i"^* public, approved by the profesjiori, „,.,,; ri-nteraa at (T/FIV ) Bt«tionert'Han.l I and in nov preßcri'*e 1 regularly by fl'ftiL.*--'!.' . >C«S^iV -M^f fk ''thousandsof physicians throughout f//_W_l I ..••■'^fe M%^%lr_. the w ° rW '•« the best, safest, aud 4£-nu IllU 1113**^ pleasantest regular aperient for per- . r MO. I fjPr Ifl JV ff 13 **T ' «on« of all «ges and c nd.itions. ', . .'Ty? * r* ■,'- ™ ** ■ ..!*" ,: ;: The f<ict that, the General Medical 7 ,'.'*"""" ■ ,". "'.TV' ' '*'"."'. ,' ■ ' Council has introduced an Imitation The Kftferreioent Properties of thiß light snft elegant „*''Risnnp'(i Granular F {Fervescent Preparation are retained* in the higheit de|re*, througS its- % t lil f BO J !, yranuiar f£ er ™*f c nt gr«nulnr formj.produelng acontinued eparkling efferresoence Citrate of Magnesia into the Jintish and preisrvinf^he flavour as a palatable. Saline Draught. Pharm-copce f a. is, a remarkable and in^tropieal ' s mos t hffltential t'stimo>iytothehtfgi<SUm&tei, •« Its propettioi aro retained for any length of time . J , _ „- „_ .„;?_# „ r .^Z„ animp-lred. . • -■ - - ■ -. •_ ■ * : enic value of the original prepara* . BXBBOTXOirS.-two tea-spoonfals or more, 'put tion.. into a tumbler half full of -water,, and drunk during effer- Lemon Juice, from -which one of '•WMMiee, will prove'a'mild but efficient Aperient ; while a j tß chief ingradienti is obtained, has i small -toa-spoonful, taken in a -wine-glaasful of water, will , .• ; ,?„„„„„_, ii,„ •'._„.* n , «t a rn act as a valuable aAt-aeid cooling draught -when fereriiiL A l, ?S » e^u known as the most ct rtam 1 deliciously cooling nnd refreshing beverage may also be made preventive of BCUrvy, and, indeed, by adding to a tumblerful of oold spring water (previously the British Government insists on a, swestened with sugar,) a small quantity of the Citrate. ]y Qf th j 8 Bubßl a nce .on every i ihtroducbd and prbpared by Emifzra'it J- hip. In tlie fliecal comi AXffRED BISHOP, ittanufacturintt ®|Jemist. Kr ation which Bisaop'a Gran^M \i jiPvr»K»R i?TEtD9 uiile end new Vw Effervescent Citrate of Magnesia ■\7, SPECK'S FIELDyiILE END .SEW TOWN, . regent( . the w „ oi . purif y ing pro p er . ! ■ r 1 ■ " * . . i ties of the Lemon Juice are comI Thla Bottle should be kept well corked, and in a dry plaoe. bired witli a mild aperient. jfl " -j The Mineral Water Salts (Seltzer, .Vichy. CarUbsd, &c") are excelltnt ! Facsimile of ALFRED BTSH OP'S Label, articles to introduce, and the sale of M WITHOUT whichA NONE is Genuine them is rapidly increasing. . !'«'. .' ... MINERAL WATER SALTS. For the preparation of artificial waters, these "Granular Effervescent " Salts are especially suitable.' They give a refreshing draught, and may be relie*i on as presenting at the same time the chpinical inpre.lien.s of the natural water ». It is obvious tbat in this form the " granular effervescent ". prtparations present many advantages over the waters titierriselves. Whl'e all- the*- constituents 1 ot the natural springs are exactly reproduced, the Silts areexf tremf lv portable, more economical, and with them a sparkling refreshing draught is procurable j- in any qu*n-ity at any time. .-:■• — — — — j ' -;y •• y _"_;• T ! -E : 'S ; " : T;i"'M on I -A. ls. Cr. RBbWobi>;' i ProfeSsor of Chemistry at the Pharmaceutical Society of Oreat Britain, : thus writes :— «* I have examined a great many samples .of Mr Bishop's granulated prepara--1 tion*. obtained at vaiioua times and frorii diff.-irent sources, and hive found them to be very j! uniform mi character, fully charged with Carbonic 1 Acid, and obviously made with great care •' and accuracy.", . 7.7 '".J..,ff, '.'<■■ •' "A proyinc'sii firm writes,- r-" We have.muph pleasure to inform you that your Magnesia is mrich appreciated in our' 'connection,. We ; have cold other makers' ln former years, but : now w;e shall never srll any, but .Bif hop's. Our cu*-tomers hive sometimes coriiplaiiiei of the Citrate of Magneiula; ., arid we have told them they will never be disaprointed if they always ; a.k^for Bishop 's, and see that they get it.*.. ;! : '. '.!AAA\-* l ~>'iiA&-6&ATi,ORx-j ■ ■ - SPECK'S FIELDS, MILEE^D NEW TOWN, London, E. SQLT> by : KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER, & CO., Dunedin, All Chemists, Merchants, Shippers, arid the Original, Maker, put up in convenient sizes for Foreign u-ie. - , l fi 6l — 26 m*mmm*mi4mmKimmmm*^*mi^mitmmmm*mm*mma^m*miim*m6k*i '" i nm i • ' ,*&*******. m i.l i .W-.l'lSF XEE J) EIPERT. JOH3Sr Respectfully informs the Inhabitants of Nelson and Country Districts, that he has Operied ? and is Now Showing his ,' W; ."■■ V* SEGOND SHIPMENT OF S 3ES JL SON JL JS X- JES G- oox> s, i:^'izz<-$m ■'" ' p " : "" ■'; "' Real FRENCH MERINOS, from 1/6 per yard Serviceable WINCEIS, from 6^. 7 Fancy DRESS MATERIALS in endless variety, from 7/6 Full Dress LADIES' CLOTH JACKETS, Fashionable Shapes, from 9/6 Girls' Cloth Jackets, froni 6/6 FELT PETTICOATS, handsomely Trimmed,^ from 6/6 each ; . Plain and fancy STRAW HATS, Fashionable Shapes, from 1/LADIES' FELT HATS, Latest Styles, Blue, BrowD, Drab, Black, from 3/6 'Ne* WOOL- GOODS, in Clondp, Squares, Crossovers, and Scarfa, from 1/6 . New-FURS, Muffß, arid Collaretts, from ' 6/6 Neyr'RlßßQSs, Fl^ 1 New FANCY G : OODS in Necklets; Braoelets, Silk Scarfs, and Bows, from 6d. -'^wUu£U^m'.il^mm i D HA.TS and BONNETS, from A i """6/6 ::.;'"■;.. A ....... "",■ : : '" '"' NEW COSTUMES, Plain and Check Homespun, in great variety . FJELT COSTUMES in all Colors— quite a Novelty SERQE COSTUMES—a splendid Aesortment. Plain and Fancy HOSIERY Ladies' arid Children UNDERCLOTHING. "*"O * . * Agent fbr Kaikoria Flannels, Blankets, Recommended for their purity and excellent Wear* tMfalc^b-street, « c Nfesfc iiank <ttf Njef^, SQtith. Waiea, f.[