You may hunt the world over, and you will not find another medicine equal to Chamberlain's Colio, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints. It is pleasant, safe, and reliable; - For sale by James Boon, chemist. Resource, Soreven. Co., Ga.— l have, been subject to attacks of bilicus colic for several years. Chamberlain's Colio, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is the only Bure relief. Jt aots like a charm, One dose of it gives relief when all other remedies fail,— G. D. Sharp. For sale by James Boon. QIOK Heaiache and Biliousness quiokly JO onrtd by Loasby b " Wah 0," Don't bsdeoeived by worth'ees imitations. yrriLL You purchase a TYPEWRITER THIS SEASON According to leading manufacturers of Typewriters, eaoh makes "The Best." The truth probably is that nearly every well-known Typewriter has merits and defects A knowledge of the 'defects of a maohine is as important to a buyer as a knowledge of its merits ; and it behoves the discriminating purchaser to not only read the claims put forward in behalf of various machines, but to COMPARE THE WORK OF ALL. Perfect alignment in the Hammond iB assured, because the types are cast. in a solid segment — the Shuttle— whose movements right and left are accurately guided by its sliding in a steel anvil. Porfect alignment, work in sight, speed, durability, interchangeable type, light elastio touoh, any width paper, are combined in the No. 2 "Hammond " in a degreo far superior to any other machine, The " Hammond '■ manifolds - from three to twelve copies, according to the thickness of tho paper. If yon desire the most reliable Typewriter PURCHASE A HAMMOND. Portabilityi-Sr-The "Hammond" com. plete, with carrying case, weighs 191bs. It oan be operated as readily on one's lap as on a table, 'Languages. — Fourteen languages can be written on a single " Hammond." , # Tabulating.— As all the work is in sight, and the exact location of each uharacter to be printed easily ascertained without reference to a scale, the -'Hammond '< is unequalled for the making o f inanoial statements, invoices, etcThe decided preference , - -•. . 'perfect alignment"- - *°7 n for »rs want abov proves that operaloes gof' .0 all else a machine that .a work, for they are aware that « BY THE WORK ONE KNOWS THE WORKMAN." For further partioulars apply R. LUUAS & SON Agents for the Hammond Typewriter for the South hland of N.Z. if By appointment toH.M. the Queen an H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. Contractors snd Purveyors to the War Offloe and Admiralty. MACONOCHTE BROS. LONDON, _ . ARE Speoialists in the preparation of all binds of PRESERVED PROVISIONS. Their Potted Meats, Worcestershire Since, Flavouring Eeaonceß, Jams, Mamn aUde, and Bottled Fruitß, are tbe FI.NEiT EXFOBTED TO THE COLONIES. MACONODHIE BROS, are the LABOEST PbEB-BVBBS Off FIBH IK THE WOBLD. Their Fresh BDd Kippered Herrings provide cheap and wholesome food for millions. The Fish delioaoy for tbe Breakfast Table ia Maooncohie's Herrings in Tomato 6auoei MAOONOOHIE BROS. PBEPARA *IONB are obtainable at the leading tOKB.
■ . - ■■..■•.■•' ■ , ' Ye athletes,' .all' who bike or run, Or ronior box, or may. have done, J Know that of all the hhman ills - You're subject most to colds and obells, ;- . -- But both will disappear be' siire_ ; . : By taking .^Woods* Great Peppermint ; . . Cure. ■ Seaview, Va.— We have a splendid sale of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and our customers coming from far and near, . speaV of it in highest terms. Many hare • ' said that their children would have died of cronp if Chamberlain's Congh Bemedy yhad ui>.t. been, given.— Kellam & Ourren. ; : For sale by James Boon, ohemist. : " l_MMy \oy came' home from school one -day' with 'his hand badly lacerated and bleedir;, and suffering great pain," says T Mr E.J. Schall, with Meyer Bros. Drug ,' Co., St. . Louis, Mo.- "I dressed the •.'. wound, and applied Chamberlain's Pain ...Balm: .freely, All pain ceasod and in a '-■{*". remarkably Bhort time it healed withont " ito v_ig/'a,B6<ii.,'."_!or_ wounds, sprains, •'-;' swellings and rheumatism, I know of no ..." \ medioine or .prescription, equal to it. I • ;. ... consider 'lt a household necessity." For ;..-' sale by James Boon, chemist. .
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXII, Issue 91, 26 April 1898, Page 4
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