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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXIV, Issue 192, 15 August 1890, Page 1

NORWICH UNION F . V FIRE iTsmJKANCE SOCIETY OF NORWICH AND LONDON. President- H. Sm- nniforth PaMeeon, Esq. Secretary— C. E. B<g„oId, Esq. Assistant Secretary — C. A. B. Bignold, EFquire. The NELSON DEPARTMENT of the New Zeoland Branch has Ay* neips in all the ! cemr sof j-opulntion in Nelson, Makl-2-borough, and Westland. INSURANCES on all deforintione of QPropirtjr (including Furm St:ck, Horaes, Vehicle., and Machinery), at JgLowEST Premiums, and on tho Most gjFAYOURABLE CONDITIONS. Policies usued Immediately. Losses settled Promptly on pioof, by |W. M. STANTON, the Society's Agent and Attorney INSURANCE CHAMBERS, *.'i rafalgiir street, Nelson. *V*AGENT for tbe CANTON Insurance J.. Limited (Marine only). ■^rafe_?V_Sr OOTBBNMENT LIFE INSUBANOB DEPARTMENT. Lowest Premiums. Cheap Management. Careful Selection of Lives: Government Guarantee. LOW PREMlUMS.— Notwithstanding the low premiums, the funds of the Department, accumulated during niuetoen years, now amount to more than IJ millions sterling. CHEAP MANAGEMENT.— Tho most rigid economy is observed. The ratio of expenses to income is far lower than that of auy other office of similar age doing business in the Colonies. CAREFUL SELECTION OF LIVES.— Tho Utmost care is exercised iv guarding against the acceptance of doubtful risks. As a consequence, the Death-rate year by year falls far short of the expectancy upon which the tables have been computed. GOVERNMENT GUARANTEE. - The payment of every Polioy is guaranteed by the State. FuNDS^pVEf^ i| n M!_uoN Pounds. Annual ln^^"»^_»y©fj£_B3,p,oo. Cash Surplus in JS^^^^^^piOOp^^ (LABT -WbS^'t^ OS},'" V -'' -■{. VY- : -j f. w:"__S3Bßß____._^j__-_--~ : B SB Commissioner and Govt. AcrtiUii. Tv ; fii'i'W n \ %ti -^ THE QREftT BLOOD PURIFIER ANO RESTORER F-^r cleansing and clearing the blood fron; all impurities. It cannot be too higbly reoommended. For Scrofula, Sourvy, Skin and Blood Diseases, Eozema, and Sores of al kinds, it is a never failing and permanent core, It Cures Old Sores. Cures Ulcerated Sores on the Neok, Cures Ulcerated Sore Legs. Cures Blackheads or Pimples on the F;u; I Cures Scurvy Sores. Curea Cancerous Ulcers. Cures Blood and Skin Diseases. Cures Glandular Swellings. Clears the Blood from all impure ranti* From whatever ause arising. Clarke's Blood Miv re is the only re* - Speoifio for Gout and Rheumatic painß. t* it removes the cause from the blood a* bones, Aa this mixture is pleasant to the tn?' and warranted free from anything injuric--. to the most delicate constitution of eitb Bex, the Proprietors solicit sufferers to gi it a trial to test its ysiue, "It is entirely free from any poi? or metallic impregnation, does not co, l tain any injurious ingredient, and i? I good, safe, and useful medicine. — ALFRED SWAINE TAYLOR, M.l F.R.S., Lecturer on Medical Jurispru-r ence and Toxicology." "The Hon. Surgeon to his Excelled the Viceroy of India, prescribes Clarke Blood Mixture largely, and speal highly of its efficacy in skin affectiot eto. On this account we wrote askin.if you could supply the Mixture io dispensing purpose.. ,, ~ Letter from A John & Co., Druggists, &0., Agra, India June 5, 1888. ".West Cowes, Isle of Wight. September, 1888 " Dear S irs,— Through the merits ot your ezoe llent Clarke's Blood Mixture the large red pimples whioh covered my face ar e fast disappearing <£> *.or a lonf i^n© * pnt up with the discomfort of tnese pimples, thinking 1 that nothing would do any good, At last I was persuaded to try your medioine, and now I have taken one bottle they are rapidly vanishing. It- oannot be too highly recommended, and T am most grateful. I will tell all my friends about it, but they really do not require telling, be • cause they can see the difference for themselves. You may publish this ii needful.— l am gratefully yours, " ISLA GERALDINE RIPON." THE SPOTTED LEOPARD." •£J I soon com menced to feelthepremonitory symptoms of that lively and exciting disease called, with trifling light heartedness, ' prickly heat." All the blood in one's veins shootß, darts, tingles, and boils hither and thither at a scampering rate of progress, rendering life by day a misery, and life by night a horrible torment of suffering and sleeplessness. Then, afterwards, the big red blotches come out all over one's body, from head to foot, and the pain is exquisite, especially under the ioints, where the tender skin is liable to chafing and rubbing, "9ne is presently in a hideous state. The soreness actually turns to bleeding, and the livid red pimples and blotches are so close to gether that hardly the head of a pii oould be placed anywhere over the bodj without touchin D one. And this de testable state of things .a ,nlyknowt by the utterly inadequate and unimportant name of « priokly heat." . \ hat. a particularly severe dose of it. x waso covered with spots that my f eatum were nearly unrecognisable, and amonj: the passengers I went by the soubriquet of the 'Spotted Leopard.' The onlj relief I found was <n Clarke's Bloo' Mixture, which • _ decidedly goo. medicine to take in hot olimates." — . WanDebeb, " Telegraphio Service Gai ette." THOUSANDS OP TESTIMONIALS Clarke's Blood Mixture is sold in bottle 2s. 9d. each, and in cases containing sitimes the quantity, lis,— sufficient to effec a permanent cure in the great majority o long-standing cases, BY ALL CHEMIS'JU and PATENT MEDICINE VENDOR, throughout tbe world, J Proprietors, Thi Lincoln and Midland Counties Dbdi Company, Lincoln, England. Trade markBlood -Xix.uhb;."