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samples gratis. M A E I O "The Finest "Writing Paper." inplJt 23» Soho square W. for Specimen Sheets • Envelopes, sent gratis by post. To be had of all stationers and wholeeak- only or the Manufacturers MAEIONACO. Lon lon, HO TlCE.—Spoons and Persia in Silver and in Electro-plate.—Elkmgtou and Co., as th< -(result qf important improvements in the above ; manufactures, are able to offer their guaranteed qualities at such prices as, while fully matatainiut • their acknowledged superiority, place them wun.r the reach of all classes, Revised illustrated print list free by post on application. Purchasers of silver spoons and forks obtain the advantage of an? fluctuations in the silver markets. Address! ELKINGTON, & CO., 33 Regent street London, or 2, Moorgat ■treat. Citv■WTATURAL MINERAL WATEKIs ol Ape-in J3l naris. Vais Vichy. Ca. isbad, Solteer, Kissin , hi. Homburg, Pullna, Fnednohshall, Hunyadi lanOi fto Direct from the Springe Also the ARTIFICIAL MINERAL WATER, Prepared by, E. ELLIS & SOW, Euthon, And DE STEUVE, * CO.. Brighton, Appointed Agents for th > Celebrated Apollmaru Wa.'or. , W. BEST & SON, Foreign Wine, Spirit, and Mineral Water Mediants, 22, Henrietta Btr«o. Cavendish BQuax6* Tioudor, W* Pnoe Lists r am»li£a**2!! M SHWOETH’B PjaTENT “ METALLU. .A. COMB-BEUSH." Ask Vour chemist oi hairdraaser for AahworUis Patent Metalln Lorno-Brush." These orusnos have the ponetrarJng power of the comb and the elasticity of thr bristle-brush combined —hence the name comb, brush." It is allowed by all users to be the moat perfect hair brush ever invented, and nos received vary high testimony from eminent medical inen«and others for its sanitary value. May uad of al chemists, hairdressers and dealers fancy goods, or from the makers, enclosed in neat bo*, post free Is in stamps. On tbe same principle is made s - much larger and stronger brush for dogs, cattle, horses, &c. Cattle and horse breeders should see this brush at once n.iraef w.._. allow its use or any part of their hodie an i: prcouoea a clear and Healthy akin. Send for prospectus. PHctatree to nearest railway station—Dog brush, 2s fll ; -cattle ditto, 3s: horse ditto, 3a (id iu steuivs.AKHUOimi BROTHERS. ishlev lane. Mai ohexrer ttPEttTACLEiS ». ELAN DN ESCSpectacles can only be perfectly adjusted b. those having a thorough knowleuge of th( anatomy of the eyo combined with optical or peri once." j-jNE FOURTH of those suffering from BUna Mif* rii VI kUvDv , .. ws ness can trace their calamity to the use ospectacles Indlecrizninately purchased, and ntv 1m H. F.S.S OCULIST OPTICIAN 39, Old Bond street, W„ Having made the adjustment of spectacle* hi> especial and solo study for upwards of thirty year-, personally adapts his improved lenses. „ j , Tho Eev Professor W. A, Kales, M.A., Coa-ab. « Minford-gardeuo; West Kensington Pork, writes ipjje spectacles ore perfect, and a most decidou boon. I had occasion oh Monday to write to Loro and took the opportunity to mention your and the wonderful power of your epee testimonials from Earl- and Count*® Lindsey, Sir Julius Benedict, Dixon Hivrtiann. Esa M.P.. Eev Charles Hort, Maidstone, Frtvsti explain to H.E.H. the Duke of Cambridge, Em Tidd Pratt, Alderman Death, late Mayor of Cam bridge, Edward Knocker, Esq., late Mayor Dover, 40., 40. ... , . Special arrangements for suiting invalids and others unable to wait on Mr Xiaurance, |Pamphlet—'"Spectacles: Their Use and Abuse postfrot. CITY BRANCH—6. Poultry. E.C A GRAND Discovery for the Unfortunate. A 40,000 oures have been effected by the l ouow. uig preparations:— .. , ... The Cordial Healing Balm, He a bottle, win off actually cure debility, loss of mental and physoacapacity. Inward decay, nervousness, low spirits, trembling and shaking of the hands and limbs, asthma, consumptive cough, spitting blood, interna, bleeding, Ac. , , Pille No. 1 are a speedy oure tor recent ca«nf, -ravel, Inmbogo, pains in tbe back, rheumatis liseose of tho kidney, bladder, &o. Pills No. 2 are much famed for curing lout, •tending oases of the above. .... . Pills Ho. 3 will search out and purify tbe blood from contamination, and effectually oure sourvey, blotches on the akin, scrofula, pains in the bones, h< AU the’PiUs 4s 9d a box. Sold by the Proprietor, 81. Kirkgate: Eamsden, Vicar lane; Harrison, •. . V , « w._ t T TlTnnimorn *! di Bridge street, Leeds; J. Lund, Westgate, Brad, [ord; Hcald, stationer, Wakefield; J. Thompson, "WhoJford and Co., 61, Kirkgate (opposite the old church), Leeds, may be consulted daily as aanal, from X 0 to 1 and 5 to 8, with great success,, on all cases of nervous debility, skin, disease, *c. It should be remembered thatrone visit to those who air® qualified usd hubtuatod to tli6 rue* ice will be the bea means of avoiding future m wfanA Co, decidedly state and guarantee that no ease within reach oi medical skill shall leave thaß until effectooUy and permanently cured. Comlaintß incident to females skilfully treated. Medicines sent to any part. Private entrance, first loor up tbe passage to tho right. A hook of testimonials and oures, also one on marriars, s?ut for two stamps eaon. , . Bt post, r ptnre trusses, 3s 6d, 4s 6d and >e , elastic stockings, knee caps, issue peso, go. 7570 l B LAND'S “KEEP HE'» U UNB Tho Keeper's Gun"—Price 6gs. •• The Keeper’s Gun," new model—Price logs. •• Tho Keeper’s Gun," hammorless—Price lag* Testimonials. rom Lord Fitzroy Somerset, Badminton, Chlppen ham, July 19,1881, ... •• Lord Fitzroy Somerset thinks It may interest Maesrs Bland to know that yesterday one of tlu keepers was fawn shooting with the ( Model Keeper's Gun ) and No* 3 shot', when he killed two fawns Y«ro rnnmng togethw as dead as a hammer at fully 70 yards, idling both with one barrel, and securing a third at tho some Prom'j. W. Whittall. Esq.. Constantinople, Feb. b. .wqoo <s j may further soy that I have no* used your 12-bore New Model Keeper’s Gun tw< Tears' 7 and fired several thousand cartridges out ol ft. and find it in every respect fully equal to ejuw wiiioh I have bought from London firms for Birt} guineas. I must add that my friend M, Alphonse Urepin, for whom I bought a similar gun to mj own, confirms my verdict.,< am T. Preston Battersby, Lieutenant E.A., 1 F.E.A;S., May 1,1882. , «4 r much pleasure in stating my Bfttißfaotioxj .;vk New Model Keeper's Gun, pur* ■with the l“bore>w Model Keeper's Gun parobased from you last year. I have found the shoottmt admirable, and the workmanship and action ol the gun thoroughly fitted to staud hard work, of UHO gun liwniujuv v ,•» which 1 gave it a good deal. . 'Bhrom Lieutenant V. ,T. Garland, Ist W.I. Eegt. Sierra Leone, Deo. 7,1882. «... I may mention that I have for the las’ -five years shot with one of your ‘ Keeper's ’ C.F, -Qans constantly, both at Home and abroad, Exoent in appearance it io as good and as tight now >aa it was when new. Only a few days ago I shol with it a full-grown ‘ harness antelope, with No. 8 iOhot. I got him behind the shoulder, and he didn f jtun a yard afterwards.^* ■Prom Charles E. Kenyon, Esq..Moreton,Oßweatrj Salop, Jan* 10,1883, « t h&vo ueed a • Keeper’s * Guu of your make u •South America for the two last years, and I don 1 believe nay mau could have a better* I have Bviot with it more than 2000 wild duck, and am sure nc iit J __« L.sf-4 winviw viat w|Tjn XO QiU* v sill* 14 ■wv «•* * , 50-guinea gun could have done better, many nox as weU. I have killed wild geese and swans with it at tremendous distance." Caution. —In consequence of the unfair competition to which they have been way in which other makers have sold inferior arms Sr tie name of » The prigmnUy introduced into the trade by their Firm, Messrs Bland have been obliged in self-proteotion to adopt trade mark for their “ Keeperfs Guns, and foi the future no *' Keeper’s " Gun will be issued by them without ha-, tag,the trade mark on the heel, plate. The wording wii vary so as to indicate the ohaxacter of the Gun, whether a “Keepers, •• Keeper’s " New Model, or a “ Keeper s Hammerleas. but in each case the trade mark will be the figure of a Keeper with his gun under Jus arm, and accompanied by his dog, in a circle, I with the words *'Tne Keeper’s Gun. "THE CAPE GUN,” A Eiflo and Shot Gun Combined, The right barrel, being for shot, is a Ifi-oylindo: bore: the left is 577’450 with Henri rifling, using frhti Government Boxer cartridge; it is sighted ujto 300 yards; weight, 91b. Price, 16 Qniueas.l The "Field," of Oct. 13,1877, says of the "Caps Gun " i—” Selecting one at random from stock, we triad barrel, first at 70, and afterwards at 100 yards, from an ordinary rest, and wore able to nut ball upon hail at both distances, so that the truth of its shooting from the rifled barrel is good enough for any purpose, and, indeed, cannot be excelled even by the most expensive rifle in the market," EXPRESS DOUBLE EIFLEB. •860, *4OO, *450, -500, and *577 bores. 20 Guineas. Testimonials, Prom H. Jones Bateman, Esq., Kheri, Ondh India, August 8,1879 s «I have every reason to bt perfectly satisfied with the ’SOO Express you Bold ma three years ago. It compares favourably with rifles costing double tbe price." From T. Fo.jambe Hall, Esq., Masonic Hotel, ■g-rahamatown, ‘ South Africa, May 18, 1882; —« J 'have delayed hitherto in writing to you about my •rifle, as I wished to give it a thorough trial. I have now done so, and con truly say that it has more -than fulfilled my utmost expectations. At all mages 1 have found it most accurate; the actios withstood every test of weather, and the workmanship leaves nothing to be desired." From E. Percy Pinder, Esq., Indian Forest : Department, Nov. 8, 1882!—« . . . . . . Mj ■rifle, C.F., 'SCO Express, built by yon, is a mogmfl. cant weapon j indeed, I never used one that I like W iTb— Any of the above can be delivered free in dither of the lame ports of India or of British Barmah,. n a case./or £lls more. BLAND and sons. Addresses! „ and, London, W.C. (opposite Exeter Hall) 62, South Castle street, Liverpool And, . , 1,42 and 43, Whittall street, Birmingham