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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXV, Issue 181, 4 June 1891, Page 1

FOR EVERY DESORIPTION OF „ EN GUSH :AND COLONIAL CARPETS' LINOLEUMS, ETC GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHINGS £ (large consignments on hand),j VISIT BISLEY BROS. & CO. > A. F. SCHOLTZ, Coach -builder, Bridge-street, Nelson. (OPPOSITE SOHO FOUNDRY.) o Carriages of every description in the latest and Improyed Designs, made to Order on the shortest notice. Repairs of all kinds exec ated in a Superior manner, with best Material and Finish. PAINTING AND TRIMMING in best Styles. Estimates Given on AppUeation. Shoeing and General Smith. I ■"™ ,———— " ,— — ""—' — ■»——_— _«____■_____, _____ ___»______r

j?" eating's Lozenges. 'lttsso. l-pzenges. (siting's JL-qzenges. " A Siup_ n\ FJa o't about ' KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. Ask throughout the world, in any oountry that can be named, you ■will find them largely sold. There is absolutely nb remedy that is so speedy in giving relief, so certain 'to oare, and yet the most delicate - oan take them. One Lotenge gives ; ' ' • <ase.- Soldjinfcmall tins. TVnrlviLlled. Oouglt Remedy. TTnrlyalled Oough Remedy TTwfivalled Oough Remedy. TTnrivalled Oough Remedy. " Kei, Dootob will tell toy " . , there sno better Oongh Medicine Jhan LOZENGES. „ Ope gives relief : if you suffer from oough try, them bnt onoe : thej rtill pore, and they mill not injure yonr , t .health; they contain only the / ntirept drugs, skilfully combined. Sold everywhere in small tins. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS a purely .Vegetable sweetmeat both ip,Ajppsa?auce and taste, furnishing a mostj agreeable method of admiaißtering the only, certain remedy for INTESTINAL or THREADWORMS. It is a pwf eotly eaf e and mild preparation, and is especially adapted children. Sold in Timb by ALL ,Pff_«lßTß. i Proprietor: THOMAS KEATINO, ] London. Esport Chemist and Druggist. SUEDMAN'S SpQtbin^ Powders _0B CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH. 04UT.ION TO PUROHASERS. •', The.^al^e of thia well-known Family Meoioine has been largely tested in all parts of the WOj-lcL and in all grades of society for upwards of Fifty Jears. Ita weil-earned extenpivf i.saw has in.duoed Spurious Imitations, soma of whiob, in Outward Appearance, so olosJßlyjresemhle the original, as to have deoeived , many , purohasers. The proprie tor therefore feels it due to the publio to give a speojal^oautjon against the use of suoh imU totfcju. , Piwohasers are therefore requested oarefully to ftbserve the lonr , following distinotiva eh^oterjstioi, without which none are genu-, ine;— lst,— ln every case the words JOEN STEEDMAN, Qeziust, Wilwobth, Sobbky, axe engraved on the Governmeht Stamp a-ked tp Eaoh Paoest. 2nd. -Babh Buwlb Powdeb has directions lor the dose, and the words John S__a>__?, Walwprth,, Surrey, printed thereon. I Brdrr-Tbe name Steedman is always spelt with two EE'a. 4th r-The mannf aotnre Ib oarried on solely at Walworth. Surrey. BjW la Pf*ketß, by all Ohemißts and Medicine Vendors, at ls ljd., and 2s, 9d eaoh CPJd b :Kbuptbobn_, Pbosheh _ Dunedi -oo 'ii. i w _ HP. P A D VER TIBBBB Tfl*M»r«iiJßertiononthedayof i £B ue all Advernsemeuts ehould ba left at the Pablithifig i Oflioe at early at possible in tho afiernoon. The numcer ot iueertionß required ahoula be plainly marked on the face of the advertisement, otherwise it will be insetted, uoiil ocumermanded, and charged for accordingly, to discontinue advertisementa should be io writing, and sent in the day btfore the advertisement; ia required to bu taken ou Qbanges for Btanding advertisements mußt be cent in io ibe Otboe the day before the alteration is required to apptar, Qgntmot tdveitisemenis inserted by the month, or quarter, and if connteimanded a anytime during the ourrenoy of the period agreed i will be oharged for as tbougb inserted for the ful , term. B.Luoas&Son, • ,» t.w. ■. ■ .