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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 264, 14 November 1878, Page 4

LIVER PILLS FOR INDIA AND TBE COLONIES. DR. KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS, (without mercury) are the best remedy for Bile, Wind, Indigestion. Sick Headache. Spasms. Giddiness, Heartburn, Nervousness, Gout, and all disorders of the Stomach snd Liver. They r omhine mildness in operation with the most admirable effects, and as an Aperient cannot be purr.assed. Manufactured j by JAMES BOBKF, 47, Mortimer- street, London, W., and sold all over the w<^rld by most Chemists and Medicine Vendor?, at 1/li, 2/9,4/8, and 11/-. Agcnte, FELTON GEIMWADE & Co., Wellington. '- A Free Breakfast Table." 1878xEA1879 M. M. "WEBSTER Has much pleasure in notifying his numerous customers and the public that he has just completed his selection of I^TEW SEASON'S TEAS, _|_* and the crop being of an exceptionally high character, and having had a most extensive market to choose from, he is now prepared to offer TEAS of very high value at much. EEDUCBD PEICE3. Choice Kaisow Congoustrong and brisk flavor 2/6 Very Choicest Kaisow Congou— full and strong Pekoe flavor 2/0 1 Choicest Kaisow Pekoe Congou— full rich Paklin flavor ... ... 3/Extra Choicest Paklum Pekoe Congou — very full and delicately flavored rich and ripe Pekoe with strength ... 3/£ A very liberal discount off tbe above* prices when a Box, Half-chest, or Chest is taken. 1878TEA1879 " A Free Breakfast Table." 3054 GHOLLAH'S Great Indian Cures From the extraordinary Cures that have been performed by these MERITOKIOUS MEDICINES in every part of the Colony, they have been pronounced to be J THE WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH CENTUBT The two following Testimonials are given by way of example of very many received. — See pamphlets and testimonials. To Mr. H. HADFIELD, Agent of Ghollah's Great Indian Cures, j Nelson. Nelson, 17th August, 1378. Dear Sir, — My son baa be en. entirely cured by one bottle of tbe Rheumatism Mixture, after having suffered preat pnin, being quite a cripple for a fortnight. He has resumed his work, and is quite well in health. Tours truly, Riciiabd Adams. kelson, September, 1878. To the Proprietor of " Gbtflah'a Indian; Cures." Sir,-— On looking over my books to find cut the amount told in Nelaon since the introduction of your medicines, I find that there has actually been 147 dozen disposed of, and the eale still continues large. The benefits obtained have been unquestionable, having come under my own observation. Tours faithfully, R. HADFIELD, Agent.