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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5237, 5 January 1878, Page 4

Books, Stationery, &c. B E A D Y. “ ILLUSTRATED NEW ZEALAND HEEALD,” With Large Colored Supplement entitled “Papa’s Slippers.” Price, Is. “ Wild Will Enderby and George Washington Pratt” (by Vincent Pyke, Esq.), and “ Punch Almanac,” can be obtained from Mr. John Watt, Bookseller. List oe books SUITABLE FOE CHKISTMAS and NEW YEAB’S GIFTS IN STOCK AT LYON & BLAIE’S, , Dante’s Inferno, illustrated by Gustave Dore, crown-folio ; cloth, extra gilt Dante’s Paradise and Purgatory, do, do, do Milton’s Paradise Lost, full-page illustrations by Gustave Dore ; cloth, extra gilt ■ Don Quixote, illustrated by Dore, royal 4-to,; : dodi, extra gilt, La Fontaine’s Fables, illustrated by Dore, royal 4-to ; cloth, extra gilt. Shakspere,. edited by Mr. and Mrs. Cowden Clarke, in three volumes. Vol. 1— Comedies. Vok 2 Historical Plays. Vol. 3—Tragedies. Cloth, elegant, extra : gilt. ■ ■ History of Franco-Prussiau War, 500 engravings, ,2 volumes ; cloth, extra gilt. . History of the United States, 400 engravings, . ,2 volumes ; cloth, extra gilt. .History of India, maps, plans, and illustrations, . crown, 4-to ; cloth, gilt. The Popular Educator, revised to the present • date, i 6 'volumes in 3; half-calf, extra cloth sides; . , Vicar of Wakefield, 200 illustrations, royal 8-vo.; cloth, extra gilt. The Dore Bible, 220 illustrations by Gustave Dore, strongly bound in leather ; two volumes,; ;, Keble'a Christian Year, profusely illustrated, crown 4-to; cloth, extra gilt. Eobinsou Crusoe, do., do., do. iEsop’s Fables, new and enlaiged edition, 150 ‘ original 'grotesque illustrations by Ernest Griset ; cloth, extra gilt. British Battles on Land and Sea, profusely illustrated, crown 4-to; cloth, extra gilt. Book of the Horse,’ by Sidney, colored facsimile plates and wood engravings ; cloth, bevelled, extra gilt. . ‘ World , of Wonders, in Nature, Science, and Art,, 500 illustration's, imperial, 8-vo.; cloth, full gilt. Picturesque Europe—British Isles—with exquisite steel engravings and original wood , engravings, elegantly bound ’ in cloth, extra gilt edges. ’ " . Also, just opened' up, a large and carefully selected assortment of children’s books, handsomely hound, all sizes and prices, including the celebrated “One-syllable Series,” Wonder Library, &c., &,c., &c. LYON AND BLAIE, Lambton-qtjat. YON AND BLAIE, LAMBTONQUAY. New Books, and new Editions, just received by Suez Mail and other late arrivals— Weaver’s and Weft, by Miss Braddon, cheap .edition Ariadne, by Ouida, cheap Australian edition Vagabond Papers, fourth series Kinglake’s Crimea, cheap edition, 6th and concluding volume ’ , Daniel Der’onda, by George Eliot, cheaper edition ’ Heritage of Laugdale, by. Mrs. Alexander Tennyson’s Queen. Mary, cheap cabinet edition Tennyson’s Harold, cheap cabinet edition Lady Silverdale’s Sweetheart, by W. Black Her Mother’s Darling, by Mrs. Eiddell The Prime Minister, by Trollope, cheap edition Sir Harry Hotspur, by Trollope, cheap edition A Pair of Blue Eyes, by Hardy Phoebe Junior, by Mrs. Oliphant i Grey House at Endleatone, by Mrs. Worboise Story .of Avis, by author of “The Gate’s Ajar" ANNUALS AND SEEIAL VOLUMES FOE, 1878. . Illustrated. London Almanac,, colored plates Bow Bells Almanac ' , , Chatterbox, cloth and boards Little Wideawake, cloth and hoards Kind Words, boards Sunday, boards Child’s Companion, boards , , i Children’s Treasury,, boards . . J LYON AND BLAIE, Lambton-quay, Wellington. T T S’S DIARIES, 18 7~8. The undersigned have still on sale a targe -assortment of the above Diaries.

100 Varieties of Form, Size, and Price. LYON AND BLAIR, Importers of Bodies and Stationery. Lambton-quay. L ET TS’ D I AE l E.S, At Published Price. 1 8 7 8, L, T. BOWDEN (Late T, A. Bowden and Sou), Featherston-street. Medical THE extraordinary and unparalleled cures that have been effected by the use of the Indian Medicines lately introduced into New Zealand, and known as GHOILAH’S GREAT INDIAN CURES, have given rise to , the most grateful testimonials from all classes of the inhabitants of New Zealand* many of these testimonials haying been received by the proprietor from very old well-known and respected colonists. The two following are published by way of example of the very many similar ones received, and being constantly received. The marvellous certainty of cure of RHEUMATISM. Gout, Rheumatic Gout, Liveb Complaints, Indigestion, Biliousness, &c., by these medicines, has won for them the appellation of THE WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. They consist of three kinds, viz., the Aperient, Rheumatism, and Gout Mixtures. The first being a most excellent family medicine, and a sure restorer of health in all the ordinary ailments of both children and adults ; the other two being specific remedies for Rheumatism and Gout. They can be had of all Chemists and Medicine Vendors throughout New Zealand. Testimonial received from Michael Brennan Hart, Esq., ex-Mayor of Christchurch : Christchurch, August 31, 1877. Sin, —A tew months Ago I was suffering very severely from an attack of Rheumatic Gout, through which I was confined to my bed for several week. From representations made to me by my friends, I was induced to try your Indian Medicines, and found myself so much improved by their use that I was enabled to leave my bed in four days after taking them, and in seven days Was able to walk about with comparative ease. I continued their use steadily for several weeks, and got completely restored to health by them, and have been up to this date able to. take free walking exercise.' I recommend the use of your medicines to others suffering from rheumatism or gout.— I am., &e., .(Signed) M. B. Hart. Testimonial from F. H. Melville Walker, Esq., J.P. . Lyttelton, September 7, 1877. Dear Sir, —Having suffered for upwards of two years from chronic rheumatism, I was induced to try, your Indian Mixture, and after taking it for a week or two the disorder disappeared, and has Hot since troubled me—a period of .nine months having now elapsed since taking the medicine. I have no hesitation in believing that the cure was effected by your medicine.— Yours truly, , F. H. Melville Walker.