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1> 0 0 K S IN ANT BTYLK. r; luc aT -& son.; IMPERIAL i SfifilEßlMjeHNAfPk Dr. BTas&all's Repobt. The Analytical and Sanitary Institution, 64, Holborn Viaduct, E C. London, 9th May, 187J7. Report on a Sample of Imperial Scbiedjiin Schnapps received frcm Mr H. J. Habt. ! We have subjected a sample of the abovenamed article to a very careful chemical analysis and examination. The results of tbe analysis, which are ac forth in a separate report show tbat this spirit is of good .strength, -fracticalty free from acidity, and that it contains but traces of solid matter in fdlution. It possesje-^ a delicate and agreeable aroma, and a pure slnd mild taste. Mr Habt's Schiedam Schnapps is a very superior article of its class, ia Well purified, and is quite genuine. ] (Signed) c bthur ;-H. Hassall, M.D., Author of •« Food and its Adulteration.',' Otto Hbnner K.C.B. Public Analyst. Wesf*- s *"*- ft -^ai p^'-4i/r% 1 1 ffl Xii fflli 31 ■ ■ SHf B ■- ■■ '- Hi I ] Wm. Johnson's Repobt. - ! Government Anah tick! Laboratory, Melbourne, 23rdL ; Jaly, 1877; BTaiißi J. TtABT. Esq; Sir,— l hive the honor to report for your ioforipation - that tbe sample of Imperial Schiedam .'Schnft|ips forwar.ltd by yon |o Imie 'haa ; been' suhmitted ih n searching chem jcal analysis and critical examination, the^'resuit, of which enables me to state that it is jthe Fiaest Sample of Schnapps that as yet come under my notice; \ ] . /It has a pure'irag'rant odour, and :is* absolutely free from any trace of fu-il or otlier injuriou- impurity, and bas evidently been distilled from superior rye gr .in, olways n&ed instead of malt in the production df the choicest qualiti* s of Schnapps. It is v-sry smootb to the palate, and in thie jeap^et compan s favourably with other simples ofge'red for. sale. ( It may be advised as equally)}. suitable' for'medical or economic purposes! . I have the hon6ur ! to be, ; frc , (Sigred) Wm. Johnson, ; , Ah-alyticalCbemi-st to ' the ' Government of . ' Victoria. . ,' ■ This Pure Medical Spirt F-operior to any in the Market; and LWer in Price, is oftered to the Public under the full conviction that it will supersede ali others now in use. A TBIAL IS EABNESTLY SOLICITED N. EDWARDS; & Co., Merchants, AGENTS FOR NELSDN. „.1290

THE GOSPEL OAK IRoIn . * .anb GALVANISED IRON & WIRE CQMPANY Ibon Mahotaotubebs & Galvabisebs.; First Brand. , Second Brand. 'G ANCHOsp."[Trade Marks: ] « Eagle." | Fibst Quality. Second Quality The GOSPEL OAK is the oldest Manufacture of Galvanised Iron in England. ! The original Galvanised Iron was first made at these works in the .year 1842. This irbn obtained tbe PBIZE MED AL for " excellent quality " at the Great Exibition of 1862, jit being tbe only Prize Medal awarded in tbe Trade. The price is npw greatly feduoed. Works: Gospel Oak Iron Works, Tipton Mitre Works, Wolverhampton , Begen t's Canal, Limehouse, Lod don Wareboqae— £6 Upper Thames-street, London. Export Office— 1 10 Cannon-st London . B*6l « FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE." CLARKE'S WORLD-FAMED j BLOOD MIXTURE. Trade Mark—" Blood Mixture." \ THB QBBAT BLOOD PSJBIFIEB AND BESTOBEB For cleansing and clearing tbe blood frbm all impurities, cannot be too highly recommended. „ For Scrofula, Fcurvy, Skin Diseases, and Sores of al| kinds it is a never failing and permanent cure. It Cores old Sores -..'.-. n Cureß Ulcerated} Sores on th6Neek . Cures Ulcerated Pore Legs ; Cnres 'Blackheads or Pimples on the Face Cures Scurvy "Hores Cures Cancerous . Ulcers . . : *^uies..9lpQd-and'^lßi'-n-Digeaßeß.-Cores 'Gintiftular Swelfogs -As. .Clears, the Blood frcm all impure Matter ' From whatever cause arising. As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and warranted free fr>m anything injurious. to the most delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietor solicits sufferers to give it a trial to test its value. _,-.,; •; : I : Thousands of testimonials from all parts! Wonder ful , Cure of Ulcerated Sore Legs of 18 years standing. Messrs* C Mumby and Company, Pharmacetitic&l Chemisi 8, :Gof port, write as follows : "Srß~'We have received the -enclosed testimonial, and have much pleasure in forwarding it to you. As he obtained the me|d!cine from v«, ye can vouch for the -truth; of | his statement." j 27th February ;"l 67s. "I, Charles Luker, Keeper of the Royal Engineers' Office, afc Goaport, having had ulcerated srre legs for the last 18 yesfrs, which broke out while stationed at the Cape of Good Hope. Sincfj my return to'Fffgland I have'tricd everything in the way of patent medicines I could hear of, and have had ihe best advice boh in Governmeht and private ho*- pitals, but obtained no relief ; ort hearing,, three months- aeo of 'your medicines, I was induced to try them, and wonderful to relate, after having taken ona large bottle of Blood Mixture, and s pplied two 4/6 pots of your Miraculous Salve, my legs are perfectly healed. ; . • j You are at perfect liberty to make what QBO you like of this, as I think aH wbo suffer from similar diseases should try. the same.; " Chas. Lukes, • : irv ; --.' * "Late.SeTgtrK.Engine'.rsi" , « Wittfees^Wr'J: Hpdrrdw; ; "To Mr. F. J; Clarke, Lincoln." Sold in Bottle's 2s 6d each, and in Cases, containing sis times the quantity, lis each— sufficient td effect a permanent cure in the great majority of long standing ca&es, BJ AtL CHEHrgTS aiid PATKNT MEDICINE VENDOBS throughout the world. Sole Proprietor, F, j. CLARKE, Chemist, Apothecaries' Hall, Linooln, England.

ST A TTn"Xri?l^ V 1 ot a^ kinda » al8 °) Journals, Day Books 1211 AVfll J2ii\ A , Ledgers, Memorandum Bookaj purses Pocket Bboks; Albums, &c. ! .-..,- :,T'; '! . ; Juvenile Books sm^iie f6^ 1 &c, BRASS AND STRING BAND jINSTUMENTS, Concertinas, Organ Accor-., dions, Banjos, Fifes, , Tamfeourihes, Triangles, &c., &c 7 A few very superior Violins just opened. Violin Bows, 'Cases, 'Strings, Bridges, Rosin, &c.j&'c.^ SEWING MACHINES for '''Ejm-i or Treadle, ; induing! the Wellington, and, the improved Triplicate or Dolly Vayden, being three machines in one. , PICTURES, comprising , Chrpmo iifch%ra^ Oleographs, Engravings, I'fiotographs, &c. Mouldings In Wood, Gold, Washable Gilts, Tnd Tmilation Woods, Frames niade fco Order. Glass of rail sizesjin stock. 7 7: A splendid assortment of FANCY* GOODS, suitable for Wedding or Birthday • Presents. I:_ ■ '."' ■' '■ '' ; ' *'; ' 'a, : T „__; TQYS, AND GAlkffiS in great variety. ! : ;",/'.. , Childfcea's Iroa a|n& Wood Hoops all sizes. ! BERLm.^N^ FINGERING TfiTOOES, -Filoselle, *Floss and Purse Silkai Perroi^ated Book Marks, Point stkd ? Hbiiiton Lace Braids, Thread and Patterns.' ' ; ..-.*■ 'ARTISTS IREQTJISITES,1 REQTJISITES, T Squires,. Mathematical Instruments, Ivory and Boxwood Scales, Rolling andi Bar ; Parall ! cV Rules,, Oil' aiid taater 'polirs, Mahl Sticks, Drawing Blocks and Papers^ Earthenware Palfetfces, Crlydns, ' -- Simni-ps, 1 Holders, Tinted Papers, Studies, &d. ; r Hsir, (Dlothes, Nail, Hat, and Fancyj Hearth BRUSHES.. White and Buffalo Horn, Indiarubber, and other DRESSING COMBS. Rimniel's^ndfGosneH's POMADES. TOOTH POWDER and ; paste,,j&c., &e'y l s; : ■■• ■■■ •-- • •.*..- Musical Instrument and Fine Art Depot, * t BHIDiJE-STBl^r. ... ...... ' J T^ ** ! ; l?Eif«S- , j

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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 168, 13 July 1878, Page 4

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