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Miscellaneous. N ATUSAL MINEEAL WATERS of ApolU- _ - ■ naria, Vala Vioby, Ca, Isbad. sren, Homburg, Pulliui* Friodriohsliall* Hunyadl lano, Ac , Direct from the Springs Also the ARTIFICIAL MINEEAL WATEB* E .Elxg"n^B OU .». And DB STEUVE A GO., Brighton, Appointed Agents for tb .Celebrated Apollinaris Water. , W. BEST A SON, Foreign Wine, Spirit, and Mineral Water Mochanta, 22. Eanrlete, atraet Cavendish square, London, W. Price, liiata on application ~jT qeaND Discovery for the Unfortunate. e^or^ai ni Healing Balm, 11a a bottle, will effectually cure debility, loss of mental and phyecal capacity, inward decay, nervousness, low spirits, Sffig and Shaking of the hands and Mi asthma, consumptive cough, spitting blood, internal bleeding, Ac. , . . # PUls No. 1 are a speedy cure tor recent cases of navel, lumbago, pains in the hack, rheumatism, disease of the kidney, bladder, Ac. Pills No. 2 are much famed for curing long* standing cases of the above. PUls No. 3 will search out and purify tbs blood bom contamination, and effectually cure sourvay, blotches on the skin, scrofula, pains in the bones, s4s9d a box. Sold by the Proprietor, 81, Kirkgate; Eamaden, Vicar lano; Harrison, Bridge street, Leeds; J. Lund, Weatgato, Brad, ford; Heald, stationer, Wakefield; J, Thompson, druggist, Thirsk. Messrs Woolford and Co., 61, Kirkgate (opposite the old church), Leeds, may be consulted daily os usual, from 10 to 1 and 6 to 8, with groat success, on all cases of nervous debility, okin i disease, Ac. It should he remembered that one visit to those who are qualified and habituated to the rao. 100 will be the bes menus of avoiding future misery. W. and Co. decidedly state and guarantee that no case within reach or medical skill shall leave the 8 until effectually and permanently cured. Com. lainta incident to females skilfully treated. Medicines sent to any port. Private entrance, first loor up the passage to the right. A book of testimonials and cures, also one on marriage, sent for two stamps oacn. By post, r jpturo trusses, 2a 6d, it 6d and 7s' Go ; elastic stockings, knee caps, issue peas, Ac. 78781 The largest circulation at Homo and abroad If Authi • * finHE LONDON JOUBNAL " is the Queen of JL English Story Joumalfl. Ito articles, romances, love stories and novelettes are unequalled. The answers to correspondents form quite romances of real life.”—“The bast family Journal in existence.**— ** Times.” ONDON JOUENAL, Monthly Supplement | contains a complete Novel by an Eminent author. Beautifully illustrated. Price Id. 11 its tolas have more power than the majority of three volume novels.*’—“ Bevievr.'* "ST ONDON JOUEN AL. 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Issued in June. “Or exceeding beauty and pathos.’’—“Advertiser." NO STABLE IS.COMPLETHiWITHOUT. E LLIMAN’S EOYAL EMBEOCATION. SPECIMEN TESTIMONIALS. From Bis Grace the Duke of Bntland, Master o Belvoir Hunt. Deo. 1,1878. Sms, —Ellimnn’s Boyal Embrocation is used in Sty stables; I think it very useful. Eutlahd, From G. C. Carew Gibson, Esq., floodgate, Pulborough, Sussex. Oct. 7,1878. Sms,—l like your Embrocation very much; we use a great deal of it. All sorts of outs, bruises, and slight sprains it does well for; capped hooka and sore throats it is almost certain to cure. Tours faithfully G. C. Cabuw Gibsoh. From J Bellamy, Esq. .Master of the Isle of Wight Hunt. December, 1878. (Sms,— use EUiman’s Boyal Embrocation, and tore round it most efficacious in many cases of -'■mains and wounds, but especially for sore throats, «nd when need with bandage as a mild blister. J. BXIiLAUT, From Llsut.-CoL B. H. Price, Master of Badnorahiro Hunt. December, 1873. Qimnira,-JE use the Boyal Embrocation the stables and (ennals, and have found it very services ole. I have also used the Universal Embrocation for lumbago and rheumatism for the last two years, and have suffered very little since -iginff it, H. Pbick. loeuti-Col. Of Chemists and Saddlers in Bottles, 2s, 2s 6d, and3s6d. Proprietors, ELLIMAN. SONS A Co.. Slough. Tf ASCELLES’ Gout and Kheumatio Pills, at II J once relieve, and in a few days cure gout, rheumatism, sciatica, tic, &o. Sold at Is lid and Is fid per box by all chemists ,and medicine vendors jfw aTHEE honey from your flowers. Neighbour’s VJT celebrated Beehives. Philadelphia Exhibition, 1876 Paris Exhibition, 1807, 1868. Three Silver pr e medals awarded to George Neigbour and Sons. Neighbour’s improved Cottage Beehiveu as originally introduced by George Neighbour and Sons, working three boll glasses: is, neatly and strongly ™«d« of straw ; it has three windows in tin a lower hive. 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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXX, Issue 8623, 26 October 1888, Page 7

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