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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXV, Issue 242, 12 October 1891, Page 4

STANLEY SAYS: "After all there iB nothing beats a cup of good Coffee." U you would enjoy saoh, drink Crease's A. 1, Cofebe. Sold only in lib. and 21b. tins, THERE IS ONE THING every housewife Bhould know, and that is that Hercules Baking Powder is the best. Why ? It is the cheapest beoause the Best for making breads, paßtry, cakes, puddings, BOoneß, &o. Beautifully light and wholesome. In 6d, and Is tine. From all grocers. PERSONS OP DELICATE CONSTITUTION, who are obliged to abstain from ordinary Coffee, Bhould try Cbeabe'b Taraxacum ob Dandelion Coffee, whioh is recommended by medical authorities as a very valuable beverage for persons who suffer from weak digestion, flatulency, and nervousness, Sold lib. and 2lb. tins, Is and 2a.

SIXTEEN TONS NEW CHINA AND | EARTHENWARE. I R SNODGRASS begs to announce the arrival of the above ex Cargo Steamer "Tekoa," direct from the works of Messks BURGESS & LEIGH, Bursleni, Staffordshire. The first of a Series of Shipments of NEW GOODS FOR THE XMAS TRADE, They have been cleared through the Custom House hero to-day and will be OPENED OUT ON VIE W AS SPEEDILY AS POSSIBLE. CALEDONIA HOUSE. Hardy and Collingwood streets, Nelson. October Bth. [CopyJ OF an AGREEMENT entered into with Messrs Salter and Whiter, Silk Manu« facturers, of Spitalfieldß, Sudbury, and Middleton, England ; Crefeld, Prussia; and Isere, France. EVERETT BROTHERS. Messrs Evebett Bros., Nblsoh. Gentlemen, — Knowing your unrivalled facilities lor introducing our " Guaranteed " Silk Specialities to the Nelson Publio, we have pleasure in hereby confirming the verbal arrangement entered into to-day, between your Mr Charles A. Everett, of London, and our Mr Fred W. Whiter, for the concession of the absolute and exclusive right of use fob ihe Town of Nelson of our registered Brand " The Fedkbation Silk" in the sale of our high-class " Weab-Guaranteed " Black and Coloured Silk Specialities. This Brand forms a protection to the Publio from spurious and bad-wearing imitations of our Silks being planted upon them as our guaranteed makes, SALTER & WHITER; WitneHS— o. S. George. i MABUPA. A LL people aie liable at any time to ■lX su/iier from Colds in the Ilead, Sore Thovab, Bad Coughs, &c, and, which, if m;fc attended to, lead on to worse complications, such as Asthma, Lung Disease, Consumption, and General Bronchial A. {lections. cisteii Mary Joseph Aubert has, taring her thirty years' experiments, found tli at there is a wonderful remedy for the above in the vegetation of New Zealand, •slid in the preparation of Marupa, which is * combination of many plants, we are a medicine which lias already proved iiosfc eflicacious to those suffering from samplaints who used it, and which only 'io\v needs to become generally known, and •d will be found to do all that is said of it. Seventy-mile Bush, June, 1887. Dear Sister,— l am perfectly cured, v he cough is gone, and I can work as well *iS ever. A. Jenkins. Tongohio, May, 1882. Dear Madam, — You promised to cure ■we in three months, but you have done it a one. Not only can I speak without any atmue, but I can sing and shout out as ouu aa anybody. The cough has quite ■eft me. T. Bennett. Owhiti, May 1880. Dear Sisteb,— l ieel quite Avell again. Tue blood has stopped and the cough is in-.-ignilicant. I feel another being altogether. I have a little medicine left, 'vhich I keep carefully. A. Andrew*. Hampden, Nov. 1889, Dear Sister,— Will you let me have a Mttle more medicine. It is the only one I <*%v» found to do me any good. J, O'BIUBN.