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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 74, 27 March 1879, Page 4

POPULAR NOVELS ON SALE BY R. LUCAS & SON, MAIL OFFICE, BRIDGE STREET. By Mrs. J. H. Riddell— Joy after Sorrow Home sweet Home My First and Last Love The Rich Husband Far Above Rubies Above Suspicion Austin Friar's The Ruling Passion ! A. Life's Assize City and Suburb Maxwell Drewitt The World and the Church By Miss M. E. Braddon — Lady Audley's Secret Fenton's Quest Robert Ainsleigh Tbe Trail of the Serpent Milly Darrell Sir Jasper's Tenant Only a Clod The Lovels of Arden Eleanor's Victory Tbe Doctor's Wife John Marchmont's Legacy Lucius Davoren Henry Duubar Dead Sea Fruit Rupert Godwin To the Bitter End Run to Earth Captain of the Vulture Lost for Love Strangers and Pilgrims Hostages to Fortune Aurora Floyd A Strange World Lady Lisle Ralhp the Bailiff Taken at the Flood By Anthony Trollope — The Ber trams Doctor Thorne Castle Richmond Lady Anna Mendeetoes of Ballycoran Vermcad Rach 1 Ray Ta.es of all Countries 'Ihe Kellys and the O Kellys By James Grant — Letty Hyde's Lovers The King's Own Borderers Laura Everingbam The Aide-dc Camp Did hhe Love Him Oliver Ellis Harry Ogilvie First Love and Last Love The Captain of the Guard The Romance of War Jane Setoh One of the Six Hundred Under the Red Dragon The Rosshire Bufl's The Black Watch Lucy Arden Fairer than a Fairy By Charles Lever — The O'Donoghue Harry Lorrequer A Day's Ride Sir Jasper Carew Cornelius O'Dowd Con Cegan That Boy of Norcotts A Rent in a Cloud Barrington Maurice Tiernay Luttrell of Arran The Fortunes of Glencore One of them Arthur O'Leary Tony Butler

GHOLLAH'S Great Indian Cures From the extraordinary Cures tbat 4 have been performed by these MERITORIOUS MEDICINES in every part of the Colony, they have been pronounced to be THE WONDER OF THE NINEFE.ENTH CENTUfRYj The two following Testimonials are given by way of example of very many received. — See pamphlets and testimonials. To Mr. R. HADPIELD, Agent of Ghollah's Great Indian Cures, Nelson. Nelson, 17th August, 1878. Dear Sir, — My son has been entirely cured by one bottle of tbe Rheumatism Mixture, after having Buffered great pain, being quite & cripple for a fortnight. He has resumed hia work, and is quite well in health. , Tours truly, Richard Adams. Kelson, September, 1878. To the Proprietor of " Ghollah's Indian Cures.". Sib,— On looking over my hooks to find out the amount sold in Nelson since the introduction of your medicines, I find tbat there has actually been 147 dozen disposed of, and the sale still continues large. The benefits obtained have been unquestionable, having come under my own observation. Yours faithfully, R, HADFIELD, > Agent,