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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 104, 4 May 1877, Page 4

HOPE STORE. JO" AND R. HALL, having taken |*U-« y the above Store lately in the Cccupatiqn of Mr F. J. Hingston, hare \ ' RE-OPENED IT • - .•-••- A. . i with a •'•■ • y -. FIBST-CLASS ASSORTMENT OF I y: AyQQOps, '■' and they trust by strict l atfentidn ib orders to pate a ahare of tha patronage of the public. ; .:_- ' .y. 1338—6 P L^S^ to remember that SADDLE . x j Cfirst_cla«B) can be obtained R^P-SS?^^ Btahle * opposite WOODVILLE ROARDIS.G HOUSE, the hack of J.hn_t Churcb, Examiner-street, on most Seasonable Terma. ; ' r -. 72a _— - . . . j PEEPAEE MR WINTEE!! iyOU WILL FIND by calling at Nos. 6 and 7, Bridge-street, a collection'of— t 6amp ovens, COLONIAL OVENS, j COTTAGE GRATES, j (with trivets) GOTHIC GRATES, Together with a nnmber of Elegant REGISTER STOVES, ; ELLIPTIC STOVES. FENDERS And FIRE-IRONS In Pbofusb Variety! _@r-The Department of SHOP, OFFICE, and BED-ROOM STOVES discloses some of tbe MOST TASTY and EXCELLENT DESIGNS ever brought out, and many of them unobtainable elsewhere. ! • , ; ] f\ „_ . ' . ■ JOHN JAMES, j Nos. 6 aind 7, b_-i_*-.e-Stree_.

*~ ~--- - ■ . -■£^S-??!___~---* w * , " M ? Bt y**** l * l^™ MW ™**W*^M*M'^^ BMAR EEF-TOSCM PE__PARAfI.I._, ■j ■-- .. ~*. i . ■■■■■■■■■::■ ,v;-;-= . l ; — "" "~^~" — j ' BishOp's ' Granular Effervescent "'#■_ 13 "fii H ti t " : 'i_ ~, Citrate of Magnesia is. not merely a O*^ aa *" /> pleasant drink, but is also one of the I V-ESr~ , -4U. most valuable aids to health in esist<Sg*F** >^ o^aNTr>, ■«*•■ «■'!«* fce-h chosen by the fTZrX - • "^ " ' publ,c ' a PP r O ved . b y. the profe-don,: „-.. tEatereda. 1 7m J staaoawi , H_o.j and is now prescribed regularly, by . ■rfiiiim*. V^biV . . '•"-*•** |L' J '"thousands of ' pfiyalcuns 1 tlirbughiiut VI PB M'mwmmm __ M<tifO%l R_i '^ WQrW a? *** *"'' j &&*'> and *4 Ml ii ffl f l?nrW-n illll Wia** 1^ pleasantest. regular aperient for per- . . T S '*4 X- JJ U 111 All' I* " ' 60as oi afl '"g e 9 a 1 " 1 onditions. "*° «*&» w The fact that the General Medical -'■•__. -« - ■ __■„ . I-' • Council jias -introduced- anlniitation in* Effervescent Propertiea bf this Hght ana efemuifc of Bishop's -Granular /r tf_. r ., _../._.«_• Preparatton are retained in the highest degree, througfi ita %; , i ivr "" " . f£ er^ SCe ! t ! grimular form, producing a continued sparkling effer. esceaee Citrate of Magnesia into the Bri thk and preserving the flavour asapalatable Saline Draught. : fharmocopoiiUAis'a fetiiarkdble' and rf«m«J!. Y f^J a i uaWe . s toTr^ , ? rs » J ? !leci9H 7 ih "^Pk" l most influential testimony, to the hvoiClimates, as its properties are retaiiled for anv lenßth of tima * . ' v* Il • w m .a.^ w. uyyi' rr n im r _.» ra _ .." " - -■_--_«_ w_ wij -.agm Ol amo e , ||c va [ ue Q f of .,^ |J|o f p re p ara _ ;. DSBBCTrOBra.-Two teaHiptwnfula op more, put tiottt ■ Into a tumbler half full of water, and drunk during effer- Lemon Juice, from which one of Ttescence, will prove a mild but efficient Aperient ; while a Us chief ingredients is obtained haa email tea-spoonful, taken tea wine-glassful of waten will i iY 1 • " " uubaiuea, nas act as a --alSable ait-aeid cooling draught when bnriA A loD S teen known^as the most certain J elio «»?«ly cooling and refreshing heversge may alao he made preventive of scurvy, and, ■' indeed" .L a i^!is ! B:S tumW « fcl otcold s?riag water (previously the British Government insists on a sweetened with sugar,) a small quantity of the Citrate. BUpply of th i, su b Btapce oa e^ wxHODucßt and pbeparbd bv Emigrant Ship. In the spec al comAXFUBD BISHOP, iWanufaeturina ©hsmfef; 5S atioa w f ic^, - Bl9HOP 'a Granular *. ■■ . ties of the. Lemon. Juice are comThia Bottle ahould be kept well corked, and ia a dry vlaaa. l)ine<i ith P. iW a P erieo *•-.... ■ w-_» _ I _ama__ yP ie C9f j| Tfae MiMrilWater g^ts (Seltzer, WITHOUT which JVOAE u Genuine. them is repidiy iacre^sing.- „ {MINERAL WATER SALTS. ' For the preparation of artificial waters, these "Granular Effervescent" Salts are especially suitable. They give the refreshing draught, and may be relied on as presenting at the same' time the chemical iogredients of ths natural waters. It is obvious that in this form the •granular efferves3ent" preparations present many advantagea over the waters themselves. While all the constituents ofthe natural springs nre exactly produced, the Salts are extremely portable, more er onomical, and with them a sparkling refreshing draught is procurable iti any quantity at any time. TESTIMONIALS Dr. Redwood, Professor of Chemistry at the Pharmaceutical Society of Gre.t Britain, thu* writes : — " I have examined a great many samples of Mr. Bishop's granulated preparations, obtained at various times aod from different sources, and hive fou id them to be very uniform in character, fully charged with Carbonic Acid, and obviously made with great care and accuracy." A provincial firm writes .-—"We have much pleasure to inform you that your Magnesia is much appreaiated ia our c.nnection. We have sold other makers' in former ye_ra, but now weshilf never sell any but Bishop's Our customer- have sometimes omplained ofthe Citrate of :Magneaia, and we have told them they; will never be disappointed if they always ask for Bishop's, and see thit they get it." LABORATORY.iiA.ND OFFICES .^ SPECK'S FIELDS, MILE END NEW TOWN, London, E. SOLD bt KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER, & CO., Donedw, All Chemists, Merchants, Shippers, and the Original Maker, put in [convenient sizes for Foreign use. l_6i— 26