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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 40, 15 February 1877, Page 4

ST*EEDMA2#g SOOTHING* POWDEB^ •■'.-.,■■ *■ '_■•-•' --: jroa j, . „ - ..- '] Children, gutting teetee, :, CAUTION TO PURCHASERS. | *.. . A The, value-of .this well-known. .Family \ 'Medicine has .been largely 'tested ia all parts' of the world,' arid by Si grades of society, for upwards of r Fifty „,Yean.. .. .Its. welUearned extensive sale; has induced fipyrkmfmtitiottsi some of which in : Outward- Appearance so ..closely. .resemble the - original . as -to haW ' deceived many- pi-chasera. " l The . prbprietbr; therefore feels it due to ' the public to give'- &- special ..caution . Tagainst Tthe use ■of subh ■ ImHiktiims: '-' '•'-' • ' '' ' Purchasers are therefore requested carefully* < to .observe,- the. TOUT, following... distinctive^ cb«iracter-istics, without ~- which"' none ajre genuine :— " ' " ' j ,i lst.*-rl-v' "> every case i. -the 'words JOHN STE EDMAN, Chbmist, Walt. oa__r, Sdbasr. are engraved on the Government Stamp' !af__;ed.^_!Ab_i.-PACi_»i£i.'T v . ' ,' 2nd. — Each Single Powsbk l__si;directiojis for tha dose, and -the words. John Steedman, Chemist Walworth^ Surrey-, printed t__s_eo__. j 3rd.— The name* Steedman is always BPOI6 n-. 'ni. -;;■■ :y -.■';" j 4th. — The manufacture.- is ; carried an., solely ' at Wr'worth, Surrey. j l -SoidTMTTicketß ..by aU Chemists aud Medioine Vendors, at Is.Tl|d. and 2s. id each. • j . Sold by __EKPHOE-_3, PaoaSaK, & Co., ( Duuedin. r .. . ;.,;>. 3$ KEATING'S CQUBH I.ZENCA Composed of the; purest articles. The^e> iLozenges contain no opium nor any dele- , tenous drug, therefore the moat delicate can : take them with perfect confidence. Thefr, beneficialeffecfc is speedy and certain. Thisold unfailing family remedy is daily 'recommended by the most : eminent Physicians f4r>the CORE of ] , .0:0 UGH S, j '•• '• ASTHMA, •■■'"!' BRONCHITIS, f ; ACCUMULATION , OF PHLEGM. | Copies. . MrT. Kbatikg. Knighton. Dear Sir-^-I have sold your lozenges more than 25 years, and can confidently recommesld them.— Yours respectfuily, ' "1 H-Ssfax Verdox, Chemist, j MrT. Kbatino. Indian Medical Service! Dear Sir,— Having tried your Lozenges in,. India, I haye much pleasure in testifying io, their beneficial , efieqts in . cases of, Incipiedt . Goneumption, Asthma, and Bronchial ; Affe^-! , tions. . I have prescribed them largely with', the best results ' W. B.G— — , Apothecary H.M.S.J KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES are; prepared by Thomas Keating, St. Pauljs; Churchyard,-Losdon,and sold by all Chemists, .. in bottle?. S _____ • i KEATING'S ' ! . ON EONS OH WORM TABLETS, ... - A ! ' PURELY VEGETABLE SWEETMEAT^ both in appearance and taste, furnishing ja., most agreeable method of admini-tedag the only certain remedy for INTESTINAL or . THREAD WORMS. It is a perfectly, -ss^... and mild -preparation, and is especially adapted for children. Sold in Bottles by all Chemists. > CAUTION.— £g"The public are requested ... to observe that all the above p_epara.io_t9. bear the Trade Mark. \ THOMAS KEATING, London, j E-PO-T Chemist and Dsuggis'T. Indents for pure. Drugs and Chemicals t carefully executed. 127; LIVER PILLS FOR INDIA. AND THE COLONIES. DR. KING'S Dandelion and Quinine I^iver * Pills (without me cury) are the best remedy for Bile, WindY Indigestion, Sick Headache; ■ •>pa.m., Giddiness, Heartburn, Nervousness^ Gout, and all disordera of the Stomach and Liver.o They combine mildness in operation with the moat, admirable effects, and as an tperient, cannot be surpassed. Manufactured by JAMES RORKE, 47 j Mortimer-street, Loadon, W., and. sold all . over the- World by most Chemiats . and Medi-j cine-vendors, at is. l_d„ 2s. 9d., 4s. 5 and .1* ■- • „ .-499 I

GRANULAR EFFERVESCENT PgilßfifipS. • •"• .*-• ■"-.'... , --. ■ •■:.,, — 1 .. : , \■■ >' ' ';i 'Bishop's Granular Ejfsrvesc&nt _#% Q. ANIJ I __ Citrate of Magnesia is not merely a O*^ ■ -*t|^ : i pleasantdrink, butisalsooneofth^ _-i , tJ-!OR'VBSQ'fitJ most-Valuable aids to healthin existf r 5 ; v-^Nv - "^JBipf-i*** erice.< : It has been* chosen- by- the _A3r\ • I «4 public, appro-fed' by the -profession j ■ tEaterea.at IjQ_A, lstaqonea-HUi.il and is now-prescribed*- regularly by ffhw V^|y #« ,^fk thousands of physicians throughout Ul Pu- M Km.^l m 'i**tiCGSN£%Wk thQ >*^orld as ..tlie best;ysafest,A and '" iff ifl VPiifW A lili'llM*** Ypleanatuestixesaiw aperient for' -perf ■ '•■5-El- J" ll Hr ll|Jl|l|B^ ■' : ''- ; sons of all ages : and:.conditions.*T; •vmm «**»y ■■ | The fact that the General Medical rt»c -« _ ' ' . == : Coutteil'-kas introduced an Imitation granular form, producing a continued sparkflnj effSvewaiw pirate of Mdgnesta mto the - Brtitsh and prraerving the flavour as apslatabte Saline D-kag_,t. ; Fkatntacbpceid, w a remarkable and unimpaired. «-.-.wuii-ttiu-auy---Byu.w t ,w-_j entc -value of the original prepara* . »IBBCTIo__a.--Two tea^poonfols oe mor& pat < *°2-** into a tumbler h,alf full of water, and.drunk dunrig after- • -Lemon Juice, from which one of STSSS^i^Y^^ -%s!*• i^edientsis;obtab%.has act as a valuable ant-acid cooling draught when fairish. A ■ g B ? en known as the most certain deUcjoualycoolingandrefresbingbaveragemayalspbo-lade preventive of scurvy, andj indeed* _Si-_=-_ ™.™ tumW ? rM of „«»^ s-armg water (-ire-rtoiuly the British Government insists on a sweetened with sugar,) a smaU quantity offee Cltfofri :- mp?l y. of j^^ «£;££ «• _n-eod.c_- ako pbepabbo by ! Emigrant Ship. l ;: In Hie special com-f AiPRED BISHOP, jmanufaetuiintt ®finm(BL Sr fcion w Wch- Bishop's Granula. V, SPECK'S FIELDs/mIIB END StS/- wS^ hP^^ '&' ii O^r x>o iar "*"""». presents, the blood-purifying proper-; . !' ' j ties of the Lemon * Juice are com**! T_is_tottle_houldljßkegtwelleor_:ed,anainaawp--i«. 1 '.bined- with a mild aperient; ' r*^ A\ : The Mineral Water Salts (Seltzer j Wil HOUT wh,ch NONE ts Genutpe. them is rapidly increasing. MINERAL WATER SALTS. For the preparation of artificial waters, thejsa ?-. Granular Effervescent ",. : Salts are especially suitable. They give a refreshing draught, and may be relied .on as presenting- at the same time the chemical ingredients of ths natural waters. . It is obvious that, in this form, the " granular effervescent " preparations present, many , advantages over, the waters, themselvesWhile all the constituents of the natural springs are exactly reproduced, ; the . Salts, are es*tremely portable, more economical, and with ihem a spsrkliag refreshing draught ia procurable in any quantity at any time. ■ TBS T I MjO N I __-.:.__. S. Da. Redwood, Professor of Chemistry at the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain,' thus writes :— X I have examined a great many samples of Mr; Bishop's granulated preparation., obtained at various times and from different sources, and have found theai to be very, uniform in character, fully charged with Carbonic Acid, and obviously made with greaß care and accuracy." : _ A provincial firm writes ••■—"-We have much, pleasure to inform you that ; your Magnesia] is much, appreciated in our connection. ,W$ have sold other* makers'- in former- years, -but now we shall never sell auy.biit Bishop's. Our easterners have-sometimes complained of the Citrate of Magnesia, "and we have told th'emjthey will never be disappointed if they always! , ask for Bishop's, and see that they get it." j 'LABORAyORtJANp OFFlOEg:: SPECK'S :_?IELBS,;;MILEjj^ 'SOLD B^KEMPTHOENE^daSE^n^^Qor^^^ '. AU f , Chemists, ".Merchants,! Shippers,;;«nd the Origiaal 'Maker, -pufrup. In o convenieat sizes for^ -i-: i. ■ -Foreign <; se $''Z y '" 1661-t26"