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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 287, 11 December 1878, Page 2

Holiowat's FltLS.— The Great Need.— The blood is the life, aild on its purity our health' as well as o«? existeii£ e depends. These Pills thoroughly cleanse tlib* . vital fluid from all contaminations',; and by thi»* means strengthen and invigorate t&e whole system, healthily stimulate sluggish'or^Sns, repress over excited action and establish order of circulation and secretion throughout every part of the body. The balsamic nature of Holloway's Pills exercises marvellous power in giving tone to delibitated and nervou3 constitutions. These Pills dislodge all obstructions both in the bowels and elsewhere. \ and are, on that account, much sought after for promoting regularity of action in young females and delicate Derson3 who are naturally weak, or have from some cause become so.

WANTED a >onng WOMAN t) assist ia Housework. Apply t) ■"'" 4163—3 Mrs E. S. FAI«1 T , Richmond. WANTED a GENERAL SERVANTonIy light w.irlt. , Apply to 4167—3 J. M ALONE, Bs'acbvi'le. TO 'LET. a FIVE-HOODED HOUSE. Hot snd Cold Bath-rooma, Scullery, Garden, &c. Apply Mail Office. 4165 Ip CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. DR. RO3EBY. of Dunediq, will deliver an ADDRESS THIS (Wednesday) EVENING-, to cammeoca at Half -past 7. . ', ' . 4164-1 : PIANOFORTE TUNING, &c 4 MS. LEWIS PITTS, of NeUoa (late of London and Liverpool), will visit : WAKEFIELD and RICHMOND for a few = daya. « )r Jers left witb Mr U. M. Pmith. at Wakefieid, and Mi-Faiobt, Storekeeper, Richmond, will be promptly at ended to. 4169 2p BAPTIST CHURCH, BRIDGE-ST. A TEA ar.a PUBLIC MEETING will bs held ou TUESDAY EVENING, December 17. in connection with ite Openisg op thk New School- boom. Tea on tables at £ past 6. Addresses will be delivered by Ministers and other friends. Tickets '/6 eaob,to be had of the Superintendent J. NiWBEBfT, J. BoBKSEiii TrafaV .ear-sr., the Teachers, and the iwemberß of th« Church. 41 7 J— s TOP HOUSE AND TARNDALE C ROAD, Govsir op Amuri. TfTIITED, good pick: and; ,T f ■ $HOVEIi M EN. , Afeo;;AXEM¥N. Apply to ■FE'T£B~'CLISSOLD,' Ovetseer on the Works. .- • , cX \-,\ i , ' X GEJ/BLAOKBTTi . 4.171-^lB ••: BesidentrEngmaer. ! THEATftE—ODDiELLOWS', HALL. 1 GREAT ! ATTR AOtION. !- ! T, HE LEGI TI M A T. E DBA M A. mHE public of Nelson are inforinod that a J. short Dramatic Season will ■ commence, at the above Douse of. Enteitainnoent On SATURDAY, 14 tb last., by Mr. and Mrs. George Darrell, AND A SELECT COMPANY 1 OF A&TISTS, who wjlt produce the LADTf OF LYONS , : HAMLET •. "■ • ROMEO AND JULIET ! EAST LYNNE- ' &o,&c; *.. ' Tickets miy be obtained at Mr. Stanton's.l '. .: .. 4163 CITY OF NRLSON. ;'"■", Town CUrk's Offlce, \ • '.' , Uthl)£ci&per,Wti. \ j\ PPLICATIONS for ReneV#ls f.pf. H^ck^ X3L ,ney Carriage. Cat^, ,Dri?terß.!,.':Boiafe, Boatmen's, Plumbers'. Kerqsiqe, Vand, i^ublic . „H all Ueeo ses, muat be ma<le, ; to the Vndari ' signed "on or before MO&pAiY,. \hs. ;-.l'j§tlj inat.,Bfter which date no Renewai Lic^hsea * ■• will be issued. . ■ ,- „.,.'..; ~.'.,\'". ,{',.'.$ \ i ••-•' •'• ■: B. Y-iQTbLiiS^%",', i ' illO-rSi ■:,- . TownQierk.) — ; — — — ■ - - -■;■ j'■ [advertisement.]'-'' '.-' ; "' I} j To the Editor of tue ''Evening MAti..* • SIR,— A letter appeared in the Colonist. oi the 30th ultimo, which if allowed to pass uncontradicted is calculated to do me serious injury. The writer, "Pro Bono Publico,',' desires to deprive my house of :. the license, | which with the exception of the last quarter, . has been granted to it for 21 years, and in his anxiety to gain his end does not confine himself strictly to the truth. He says that j soai6 residents have signed; my petition for the re-granting of the license against their own consciences, and simply because they had not the courage to say no, . This is not the case. All who signed did so willingly,, many of them unsolicited. The reason why the license was lost was because my late tenant, Mr Talbot, suffered the house to fall into a terrible state of dilapidation, an^ would not allow me to enter to put it in order. Since I : have regained possession, I have almost rebuilt\the house, is now as good as new, and as no complaint has ever been made against it "excepting on account of Talbot allowing it to get into disrepair, I think it very hard that an attempt should now be made, without good cause, to^deprive me of a considerable portion of my means of living. "The other, house is two and a half miles distant, so tbat it cannot be said tbat the two public-houses are in too close proximity to one another ' . / lam, &c., y >~ \ JAMES FOWLER.: Decemberd, 1878.- 4162— 1p