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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXV, Issue 183, 13 August 1901, Page 4

Th* best plaster. A Pince ot fla. nel dampened with Chamberlain's Pan Balm and bonnd to the ft'e *ed parts is superior to any ilaste . Wh; n troubled w ith lame back or pains In the eide or ohest, give it a t ial an ' you are certain io be more than pleased with t e prompt relief which it affords. Pain Balm ala<> cures rheumatism. One application gives r- lief. For sale by E Snodgbass, Habdy Stbeet, Nelson. The propiietors cf Kczie T ara lssn r ng a new Tea, viz., Golden Tipped ' Kozie," at 2s 6d per lb. his tea is a pure Ceylon, grown a tha highest elevation, 6,600 feet, and importsd direot from tbe garden* and is remarkable for iti Dright amber liquor, its exquisite flavour and ar^ma, and the almost entire absence Tan aio Acid, that constituent ingredient ordirary tea which is so baneful in its -ffeot? «pon people of weak digestion and invalids generally. To tbeße, and those blessed with the possession of a keen palate that can appreciate an exquisite aavoar. and who can afford to gratify it, wo especially recommend the Golden Tipped ** Kozie" as something that will be rare treat, and to invalids a pleasure u i alloyed with having tb pay the penalty fox the enjoyment as would be the oase ivith ordinary t«*a.— R. Snodcibass, Agent for Nelso . WADE'S TEETHING POWDERS for babies ar^ soothing, reduoe fever ana prevent blotches. Price, Is. J Pneumonia Pbevented. A.mong the tens of tboueandß who have used Chamberlains' Cough Remedy for oolds and la grippe cl ri-g the iast few years, o our Knowledge, not a single case nas resulted in pneumonia. ThOB. Whitfield & Co., 24 D Wabash avenue, Chicago, one of the most promiueni r3tiil druggists in that city, in -peaking of this, says : " We recom end Chamberlain's Cough Kerne J y for la . rippe in many ousts, as it not ooly gives prompt and complete recovery, bnt al*o counteracts any te* dency o lagrippe to result in pneumonia." For sale by K Snodgrass. Hardy street, Nelson.