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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 2, 2 January 1879, Page 4

; /"lENTLEMES and FAMILIES can be ' ADTj ia^tnmWatedf jfith Bfiar* ani< 'BJSldence at M» <3- B^ATCH^LOB I^ Waimes Sirnet. oppcaife Ni!e ; street. ' 4296-t.c. OIMMEL'S OHOIOE PKBFtIMEJiY BimrneL's Toilet, vinegary A. pleasant, | tonfc and refreshing adjunct :tofth# Toilet | and Bath, a, ieviviog icent and a> L powerful ! disinfectaat. For warm climates i6 ia in- ; valnable. Bhnmel'a eefebratedXavender Water. Rimmel's CrebW distifted Sid de Cologne. . Blmmel'a much hnprored Florida* (Wate/. Binintel'a Jockey GlnbV and otheif j&agrant Peefuinea. -. .. ;iV -:. .-, u : f Bimmel'a Lime -Juice :an4 Qlycenne givea the haira beautiful glotß[wlthau6;gß»sing it, noqrisber.the. roots, and impart*: an agreeabla coolnegafothehead.. : BimmflJ'a pate Whiti ; Glycerine Soap, Browm Windsor; Honey, • Almond,, Coal Tar and. other Soapr in ban or nsk^a. „ Bimmel's Valentine* Vxoletj; Bice, BaseLeaf, and other Toilet Powdws, "in boxes and packet*. Eimniel'ff Aqnadentine cleans', wbilenlj«dd preserrea the Teeth, refreshes the Mouth, and iweetenda the Breath. f . Bimtnel'a Pbjatochrßme, for j tmpaiting -|p the Hair or Beard ft ; perfectly natural and permanent shade. iEo BIMMEL, Perfjumer; by. appointmefay io Hiß.H. *ha 'FEincesj of Wales, r&S, rStjnufa, London. : „ ; ; , . . . "j ~ ■<'• ■■ '■ ■<■ • ■' ■ '- ■[ ■ . ! n: t -■■{ An illustrated priceHst on application, r l **•»' • ■ ' --.•..:■. STEED MAiNrS: JSUOTHi^GVioWDEES ,;.fQ¥ GHIBDEEN GUTTINGr TEETH. CADTION TO PDBCHASEBS. ~ The valoe of this veil]' known Family Medicine has been largely tested in all paijta of the world, and by all grades of society, for upwards of Fifty Yeart. ... Ita well-earned extensive sale has inducedj&jncrttra/mfof«m« f some of which in Outward Appearance so closely resemble the original as to have deceived many, purchasers. The proprietor therefore feels it dne to the public to give a special caution against the use of tuck Imitations. . Purchaser* are thereforereqoerted carefully to observe the four following /distinctive character-istica, without which .none.. a^e genuine crIst.— ln, every case the "worda JOHN STEEDMAN, Chsmist, WAi.woaTH,3oKBaY, are. .engraved on ths Gbverjim<an6 -Staisp afflxed to EAqaPAOKar. . . . ." 2nd^-rEacb SgiQtß Powpia;haj| dureciiaM for -th.Q dQse, and the words John Steedman, Chemist Walworth, Surrey, pcuitedi^ereon. Brd.-f-The name Steedman ia^abrayci gpett with two EE'a: ,/„"./ ' . 4th.-r- l ?h6 manufacture ia carrfedjpa AQUfy at We 'worth, Surrey. iu < Sold in Ptckqta by all' Ch^m&|i. «n^ Medicine Vendors, afe Is. ,\sfc „and 2s. W each. Sold by KaiiPHOßira, Pbossbb, & Co, Dunedtn. s