FROM THE OLD WORLD.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6712, 23 May 1883, Page 6

FROM THE OLD WORLD.

Axoho tho many • . , public for the - oan( *a to n derangements of various Jri£j epsia > ""Hgeati?® family ft a genuine appreciation as Hos R?h Eto duced to this country bat f°? Bltter >. let? time since, to meet the great T"" 61 * "W S, 8 ? fe ' <">d perfect Seine A" 4 for^ rapidly increased in favour, until t£' hey outi question the most popSar &te medicme known. Its worid-wide r °r, nlnj ">fe due to the advertising it has ro/."? OWn >* Eo> famous by reason of its inherent is U does all that is claimed for it Tt ,v I' 06 '- I* cuntire powers without any'of of other bitters or medicine w 711 eS Ku safe and harmless for the most f Dg i Perfe:t 'T smallest child, and weakest invalid f" are the homes indeed where the gritT" has not already been hailed as i]Mi» ,a T welcomed as a friend. It does tw rcr »td affect to do. Composed of simple rtt ■° : , her ' is a marvel of delicate and succm.Si tion. Nothing is wanting v vprv ! COC: -!U----goes straight to the mark at and never fails. Pleasant to tho n,i ? a ' E < able to the stomach, and thoronehFvpff 5 ' S 51 * 4 - " has won for all.—The Timeß, London, Eng. eE « cj The demand for this irreat in this part of the world has w? that the Hop Bitters Co., 1™ ° '° tw are at Rochester, New York US a v qMrt,ts compelled to open a laboratory in'^R eie *= It will be in charge of Mr. H gentleman of many years experience d; 1 company, and the trade may be assn,S t ,li! ceiving goods equal to the parent hou 3e most courteous treatment. The H.B p " 5 establishments at London, Paris !>»!„'• i land, and Canada, and their bitters ? d - : known medicine in the world.