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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 155, 3 July 1877, Page 4

LIVER „ $ILhS EOR JMDI4 : AND THE GOLONIEgy DB,-E_N(i*S Dandelion and Quinine Liver Fills (without percwry) are the beat remedy r for Bile, Wind* I,'1 ,' lEdigestidh,. Sicif Headachp Spa-ms, Giddiness, Heartburn, Nervousnes., Goat, and all disorders of the Stomach and Liver. - They combine mildnesa -in operation with' j;te"'nios6 "admirable effeefca,' ( and as a 4 aperfeiitj cannoe bb surpassed. ■'■' '• j - xfMannfaCtneed . by 'JAMES : ROREE, '47i Mopfcimer-ifcreefc,' / London,. W., andl sold all over the' World hy moat Chemists aud Medi-'Cine-vendora, at,.ls. IJd,, 2e..9d., 4a. 5 v .and -'Me* • ' V' '"'" ". " 'J " ' ''^8 t •D YSE WT E'R V, OHOL ER M FETER, AGUE, -COEKxHS, s COLDS, &c. ! TSR. J. COtLIS BRQWHE'S XJ (Ex Army Medical StaflP)^ : * , CHIO RODYHE \ '■• Iff the Original ahd only Qenhlne. '■, CAUTION.— Vice-Chancellor Sir W. P." Wood 'stated that Dr. Collis Browne was undoubtedly the Inventor of CHOSODFNB ; ; that .'the story of the defendinf, . Fr''-eman» "b^faff the inventor, waa deliberately liatrue,: -which he regretted had bten a worn to 'Enii-! nent Hospital Physicians of London stated that Dr. I. Collis Browne j was the discovarer! .of- Chlorodyne ; that they prescribed- 'it largely, and mean' no ofcher than Dr. Browne's, — See Ttmes of July 12, 1864. .. --The Fnblic, therefore, are cautioned againtt' uaing any other than •?. TDffviF.TCo'GMS BiMMVN-s'a CHLORODIfNB^ ... „ EBMKOEA-. USES AND ACEICM..;.' ' This INVALUABLE produces' .quiep-j refreshing sleep, relieves p*in,' -calms the system, restores the deraoged functions, aad efciaM-late. healthy actida of the aeore-' tioos of- the body,.. without creating any ofi those unpleasant Results attending . the use of : opium^ Old and young may take ifc afc allj hours and *tim'ea when requisite. Thousands ' of persons testify to its marvellous good! effects, and wonderful- Cores, while Medfcal . men ektol its virtuea most extensively, using ; I it. in great, quantities in thofolJowing-Disr eases.—. Diseases in which it ia fonnd eminently ! useful :— -Cholera, Dysentery, Diarrhcsa, i \ Colics, Coughs, Asthma, Rheumatism, I Neuralgia,; Whooping , Cough, Cramp, ■ H? ateria, -Sic. - . [Extracts f_o__ Medical Opinions,] The Right Hon. Earl Rnssell commnaicated to the College of Physicians, and j. T. Davenpqrfc, that , he had received information to- the '. effect that" the only remedy ot aay service in Cholera was Chlorodyne. — See lancet, Dec. 31, 186_. From A. Montgomery, Esq., late Inspector o Hospitals, Bombiy :— " Chlorodyne *is a most va.aable-retaedy'in- Neuralgia, Asthma, and Dysentery. To it I fairly owe my restoration -to he. ith, after eighteen months' of aevSre'sufEtjcing, and when all other remedies had failed." Dr. Lo_ve, Medical Missionary in ladia, reports (December, 1865).— *"-* That in nearly every case of Cholera in which Dr. J. Collis Prowne's Chlorodyne was administered, the patient : recovered." Extract from the Medical Times, January 1 2th; 1366 : — "Chlorodyne is prescribed by ; scores of orthodox Medical Practitioners. Ui '■ course it, w<juld not thus -b&siagnlarly popuar, did "it' no. "'supply a want and ffll a place.' " ■■ BBWARB of spurtoaa and dangerone com- ■ pounds sold as CHLORODYNE, from which frequent fatal results have followed. ;■'. .dAlJTlQN.*— &Qne!'.G_ehuine withont the worda, ct Dr. J. Gohus Beownk "on the Government stamp. \ Overwhelming Medifeal testimgny^'accempsnies ea"eij_ Bottle. ' Ther.publio are ifurther. cautioned, a ""forgery =-of the Government Sc'anap having come to the knowledge oi ihe Board of in- ; land-: Revenue; •••-,,- -. "Sole" Manufacfcnrer •— J. T. DAVE SPORT, 33, (Sroafi Ruiaell-street, Bloomsbury, London, Sold In Bottles, l/1_;,2/9, and 4/6. "Wfiolegale Agents for New Zealand :— Messrs., KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER, &-Co.,' _,'"'"'._' ''" ; ' ' DnifßDiN^ * " 864— 26 "

;:JLl"{ Mnderi'bn lEting ii&tH^MaU Offloei will be rewarded. •" • ''■*■■'-* igf4(j -'■ •■•'■•"■*• ' , y_' x '^'.dTl..p E. „.-; I POISON will be laid on niy groac^ 9S£.thb ■ «Rs 1 • HO-_e, M •' Richiiiohd, 4ffer this .-d*te. :.. £i •; • S .p I a-T'.;-*:. ---HtWABBBi-V -.' -.'.,/; ■ .;TT.i. . .'■'.' TBnEchfee. I ; Nenon, June 15, 1877. . ; ;...!/, i ; - rf _ 1522 TyTABAME BOTfEISTELLI, " k-PLLIIS'BIg, -_tANT---.-_.j~ AND . '_'_ j ;; ''©^E^SMA'KE,!?, '}• ' ! "T" I C*6sn^b Of-CoEyN^wqdb i AND - NIEK-S-TRE-JTS,*' • (Homo lately occupied by Mr^ fi. J. L. .Augarde) . " ; „' Okder^ weuh the utmost '-^Bk^BnssAisoßjsPAEdm'.'" """1071 - IiIME I MME ! !-. lAMti Vl I-' -" ' - - ti ■____ ■ ■ ;•'■ J_2* ""A'.T lhe 'OLD i-kTABLISEM'Efe. iTlie ' __•__.;, PORT, at buahelY" ■ yy V 1837 :.:-,:.:_ J. LUKI&S. -rf er~- . -r~, , ;■■ . T HAVING* 'determined to* compete wi^h ■ Imported work, my iPrice Lfgfi ia— Boys' and Girls' Strong Laceups ... S/6 Women's do./dbi-'' ... ... '.-. "• ;.i Tgo/S Men's Watertig'hfes '..; '■ - ... ' ' 16/- --• „ Bluchers ... IS/- > { : -E am respoEaiblefbt ali"my r wirk*."*^- '-■ r - j - HENRY JACKSON, Bootmaker, - | ' 1919 Hardy-street. S j ' •"; ' — t, YYIiTI I BISH ! 6 ! PS. SCHOOL,! • t ..• NELSON. .■.-.- | V :'■',- ' ' ' '' Visitor— Tub Bishop. i Bead __fqster.l.......R__v. J. P. KE__exHOß_l-i. Second Master..„„'jAsJ' T. BARKicoAr^EaQ. i 'Thi__ Schoo! . givea 'a "thorough "English j Education, suited-for boys entering 6hV com- i mercial career, with -Lstm,' : Mo_e.m -L&igaagesand Drawing, where desired-,;-*.-: ? g Day Scholars... '._.,.££ 2a. per qnarter Boi-ders (school fees"! '• L „ ._,_. -' fceln.ive4 fIS 12 ' 6 » - -^Frenelr and Drawing extra. '- • All, Fees.payahle in advance. The Head Masterreceives a limited nnmber of BOARD EJRd at" hU 'houae, Washington Valley, Nelson. ;For jnformatio.n 1 , apply to the Bea<i Ma.ter. Nelson, Jane 26,1877. i§is ; ■ ! r-r.'-- :r .- U.l _ ■'. ■"' ..,."'< ;»» »!,! . , A . USTRALIAN MUTU AL PROVIDENT ;-OL '* l ' ' : .SOC^TY. . '. - j FOR MUTUAL -LIFE ASSURANCE, &c. i NX WA ZM&& AND. BR AISLG H : Hbad Ofmct, Wblmnotoi-. Ifc ia found 'in* -the" c'oa.4e o. 'b-.iaess that j miatakes'-teqaentijf occur, in consequeacd "of the similarity of title aas'imed by tome of the jnew***£tfe Offices rtoenrty ''ettabUthe<_*"i_^t_-"9 j Australian Colonies. 1 The public ara requested to note that the j AUBEBAI.E4H MOVU AIT- _?_JOtlQßKi.7£^ol_'fe_"> lis the correct designatioh : 'ofcheold&6 v -MttWW- ; - --|Life Office in Australia. lEpss-TOT^AiSOT^r. RStbitob : "".7' /■ .' 1 *•> .exceeds JY"-',- . ; .. . ; .J\ £_7\fsppJ |Ao<^MOE_to-D FnkDs exceed £2SQ.,(iBQ i The Nevrj btjsiaoia > #te"t.ha\J.e*rTiß76 wjaa." ' J4559 proposals -accepfcedsndc -mpleied, aiitfr-^---iing £1,653,575, and producing a new annual IrevonQe of £56,3G0. j Persons assnrlng;_wi6h this ojgc-j (h*re -the . iwhole profits, and a is- declared eve^y ■flfthyear. V V- ! ; : ~' '■ I ■ i , *'i IDW.ABJ?..: ! W!, : LO;W.S v .i>„_i.._. . I '-- Resident Secretary. j Agent for NeUon : -^A. ys. SCAJf £Lt -*. ■■-, ■ '-,-,-'•: .^n: ,'. .- '\i i ,_ PA. - :■.'..; ''.•^Y^g

! T' -■'■ aA] __MMsK*i&i&, :" SMNULAR EFFERVESCENT iMAEATWIS. 1 "' " " .....•_;.. -•-,.-,, t ,\-\ \\ v , ,TT l|V'- T^ B , HO - P ' a * Granular Effervescent I _#% %_ 'Mti O V"m ' 3 ' ° ' ' ' '* '-' I 'Ptoute o/Magiidsia is not merely a I G^ 1 r - I j^easaot drink, but ia also one of the.. ■tf-'fIRVE-.f*.?*. J I liloafc valua hle aids to health p exitjtT>7*^_?*r1 S TT.i^K**' '' I- 3 ? 0 ?' -^ 'Ka9 r h'^n--bhosen-!.by the' V j« ''-^' 'V " VS^-i- -.I»*4Wic, app.covtd-K3.th-.prbfe«Biou, '*& TSateK^oe | M^l | staHo_ea , Ha_.i and is now prescribed regularly by ! #»fl!l_»w • """• K^llV ••• * ' -sj-M'f' flk' ' . thoWß *^ 8 ot physicians throughout WrW' ! i ; fel^^SiP i : ''^^ikfls' l^f fm "• 6he '^rfd' as* tlie best; safest; '&&&' £> Ji M Vl»flPlOT lm fftw__ ml*l*» l^ I Pl ea *antest regular 'aperient tor perQ TV^tJbim^r, ill i§% __[ *IP**=\ ;' '"• ■ '''Bons-otaill-ages-rattd.-cijnaitfon-. \. \ -YTYyT 3- !^ WI z!--. V, ? .!L V-v- '- J 1_ .• Tke A facUkatJhe. Genial- Medical _ ' ''" ' - Council kas introduced an Imitation ATtff EffetTMcmt Propertfea of tbis Ugbt ano efegaafc of Bishop's Granular a _«__..,_.o_.___.# Preparation are retained !^in the bigbeit degree*, t__ott„S^te -%*, , «« «>raKKtor Hffervescent g^mulKfora,produeingacQntmQedßpa-klm e kerTesee_c- Citrate ot Magnesia into the British aaa preserving the ff avonr as a palatable Saline Dranght. | t'harmacopmia. is a remarkable and rf!mJL T f^,r laaWo « toTEa^ U ? rft , c , specia H 7 ta Epical, Ym^stin^ientiat'l^iimbnu to the ht/aiunimpaired. '; ■;*•■; ;■■ ■■, py T^Jf^"-^. -e^c value of me original preparanxascKSoitii^Two; t^_S_-^. P We, put' ;■■%•>■■ \ -'• T -.. . :., '-•*.:. iato _ tumbler haiffalT orwlter, arid drank: daring effer- Lemon Juice, from which one of «tcenee, will prove a ndid but effloient Aperient ; while a its chief ingredients is obtained, haa smau teg?tpoonful^t_ke_i fa a~iTOe-Kl-_R^uF<._-w*_!-p*.wi!_.- -ia- _--•,„ <- - ■- " "- £?■ y<_?»« eu, una act ._ a y Ale«tXidtol_iSiiW^&S?f - flo9&.been 'imown .as-tfiemost certain j flelioiouily cooling and refreshing &6.e_age _^gk&^in_de_ " preVMtive of scurvy, and, indeed _£££__£ mbl ! irf ' 11 of ,, cold s P^\^«l.«vi(jttßiy • the British Government insists on a j iwe-tened witb-ug-rQ a «m-U gq^ut y ;of tha Cltray. . supply of this substance on every nreEoi^oKßiiira ; «B_ti_B_>.Kr* i - ,: _" ' « c " ■ 'jpmjgrant Ship. .In .the special com- ; AIPREB BISHOP, ffitafef. SS***" 1 whic^,. SI9HOP 'a Granular . . .:,-r-. - *:.*-. •My.^^w-Wy,,.. •-..:.-. ■-..•^- : , tiea o f. the Lemon Juice are : cpm-T-JißoMoAoddbalepe'waliewkea;^ 1 hi^pl with a hiild 'aperient." & -§ -: " .: -' [ r^!!°L-j| - The Mineral WatetSaUs (Seltzer, I Wl i which NQfifE y.. •• them is- repidly iucreaaiug. - i. . ,". ' ,-l^^ RA ). ! . water' salts./ '"_ . k '._ ...... iFor.the.pref irsitioh of arifflci^l : water.i ; .base 1 ' * c Glrahnlu. ' Eibrvesceht" Salts 1 are especially ' suitable. They give, the- refreshing draught, and may. be reliedoa a® presenting-at the- same tim^the: ehemical iogriedieht9-b£ihß^riat^rkl'-Wat'ei^-. 1 It ;is '6b?ious that in* this form' the 'Pmblm effervescent" prepardt £dna i p-ereHe^hany^^advaht-ages over the waters themselves. While all the constituents of the natural springs are exactly produced, the Salts are extremely portable, more eronomical, and with them a sparkling refreshing draught is procurable ma ny quantity at any time. ... ■■„..— — r . .... '■ ' , ! }';Y . '•' TBST.IkO-IXA'LS ' *| Da. Rbdwood, Professor of Chemistry at the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain, I thus writes :— •" I have examined a great many. samplesTof *Mci Bishop's granukt ad prepara--tions, obtained at various times aud from different sources, and hive toa.id thea to. be uniform.m •ahacafiter,fnll^chs^ed':wlth f Sarh(?alc6-A-fd, , =and obviously made with arreit care," and '-accdracy.** '-•--' "-••- A - -y- J — -..*' "y cy -•-•--••- _ --• ■* ■- - -■»--•■= A provincial firm writes :-w.*#&havo^-_ue__'pleaßu_efo-iQfoE_i you that your Magnesia is much appreaiated in onr connection. We have^sol.d other, makers' in former, years, but now we shall never B_ll aay hqt^^ BiS3OP ! 's- l ,*roari'cuatC'iier*j ,bave, sometimes^ cohipkined of the Citrate of Magnesia, and we: have told tti-m thdy' will-never 5 - be disappointed* if they always Mic for ßbhop's, and aeethst they ge6it.'* „„. ... . ?■* * ■ '• •'" LApORATORit'AND OFFICXS : ''SFBCICS FIELDS^JJ^g^R & WtTOWM, London, E. SOLD sf CQ.,:_su_teW, All Chemists, Meroha'hts, Shippers, and i!the Original Mafeer, put in convenient aizes for y\ ;;.;. .. " :. -: ; ; ~y\ ■ *:T _:I'! ; ' VJ-.g^Sgßl.U-e 1661—26