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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 17, 22 January 1903, Page 4

GO TO THE BEST. LOCK Manufactures and Imports LOeK rn buys: sells, or exchanges New or Second Hand Furniture, LOCK al ßeno^tes and Re-upholsters LOCK^akes any description of Furniture to order, • LOCK sells for Cash cr Time PayLOCrTh^ the largest and most up-to-date Stock in the City LOCK is a Complete House Fur, LOOK'S 1 ' Upholstery Factory is "wire the Best Mattresses m Nelson are made, in all sues, in Hair, Kapoc, Flock, Tow, NEW Pr SHIPMENTS of Bedsteads Linoleums, Fenders, Carpets, Hearthrugs, Curtains, Crockery, Cutlery, Sheetings, &c, THE ATLAS SEWING MACHINES ARE THE BEST. NOTE. -Those requiring Furniture and Furnishings should visit LOCK'S extensive Show Rooms where one of the best Stocks ik the Colony can be seen, and Mr Lock is under such small expense and a Direct Importer lie can and does sell Cheaper 4 • than any firm in Nelson, his prices being much below those asked at so-called Clearing or Stocktaking Sales. Besides setting the best value you cay always depend upon civility and fait dealing at LOCK'S. EVERYBODY, buyers or no buyers arc invited to call and see for themselves LOCK'S Artistic and Up-to-date Stock. LOCK, DIRECT IMPORTER. CRICKET BATS, XT«'7 Made Cricket Bats of jjl Li* Splendid quality at factory prices. LOCK'S. KATES OJ^CHARGES. FURNITURE CLEARING SALES, 2h PER CENT. LIVE STOCK 2* PER CENT. MERCHANDISE, ETC.,. 2h PER CENT. LAND SALES, I 2V PER CENT FOR Ist '£100 VALUATIONS For Probate amd Administration Purposes. FROM £1 Is TO £2 2s. SPECIAL VALUATIONS as per j arrangements. In really poor or impoverished Estate no charge whatever is ar will be made for Valuation. Mr Lock is an expert valuator, having had nearly 12 years' experieuco as. an Auctioneer and General Dealer, during which time he has continually handled practically all classes of goods. W. LOCK, Till-] UNIVERSAL PROVIDER, AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR, &c. CJla^jke^s Blood Mixture THE W C P I IV-FAM I D BL FIEB AND RESTO IS WARRANTED TO CLEAR THE BLOOD from all impurities from whatever cause arising. *'or Sorofula, Sourvy, Eczema, Skin ax, J Blood Diseases, Blackheadß, Pimples, and sores of all kinds, it is a never faling and permanent Cure. It Cares Old Soros Cures Sores on the N«ok Cures Sore Legs Cures Blackhead or Pimoles on . he Face Cures Scurvy Cures Ulcers Cures Blood and Skin Diseases Cures Glandular Swellings Clearß the Blood from all impure Matter From whatever cause arising. It is a real specific fop Gout and R matio parae '.."'„, j It removes the cause from the Blood and Bones. • As tblß Mixture is pleasant to .the aste, and warrented free from anything niurious to the most delicate constitution if either sex, the Proprietors febtyett Buflerero to give it a trial to test its value *»,..»... • r W Pauley* Broad Lane, Tottenham Cambridge, wrfteß :-" Three year* ago I had a slight attaok of skin di ease, and was obliged to »cc a doctor, who told m& it was Eczenm. I was under bis treatment some time, but got no better. I tried, I may say, scores, of other medk cinee, tout all to no purpose, anb I was therefore, purßuaded to go to the Infirm, ary There I was under special treatment; but got no better, and came out uncured ; i fact, worse than when in. I was now covered from dead to foot, and was tormented i,h*\ I almost wished my eelf dead; one medioal man told me Inever should get hetter> I think! may truly say mycaaewaa one ©I tne worqs it was possible to have, and every one H*iid that they had never seen anyone like ■ff ■ VJKA at h#.M j^f Clarke's Blood Mixttue » and decided to give It a 1 rial I purobased some from Boots, the chemists, and *ook |j; according tj rules foa three months, mi»e heing a dreadful cage and I am thankful to say I am now perfectly well, with my slrin a« clear as poSeible. It was •Clarke's Blood Mix ure' which .fleeted thw wonu crue Jad I cannot lecuroniend it too biablv uuary2o,l9oo." Privsta W. Lane writing from tne Depot WUteSeglme^Deviaes.Nov 1±th,1899 bsLvb- «'FV«gß*Beas months 1 suffered w?bh' a- sore moutn> anjimy^pe were TuVh swoUen, I tried all to dsofomt ments and medicinea bat with no good SStt Sd I began *6 think Jt wjrf.M; oome a standing disease, untU a friend of mine advised me to sehd to your firm for a case of • Clarke's Blood Mixture.' lam glad to say that before I had taken half £oe botfle the sores m my month began to disftppaar, and my I»p8 began to. get their natteal size. By the time I had finished the lia case t was tbasikf ul to find nivself jea ored to my former health." THOUSANDS OY rBSIIMOHIALb Clarke's 1 Blood Mixture is Bold Bottles 2a 9d each, and in caseß contain m? air tunes the quantity, Ufl-suffl dSit to effep* a VnsA majority of loss standing caeca-- %» Ohemistß aria Patent Medicine throughout the World. f&. Mldtaka CURK£S BLCOB|I)pRE. C tJT ON. ■' — Pnrchaserß of ClarkeJ Blood Mixiwe Bhould see that they g« off by uhwincipled vendors* me word Linoolxrand kid Und Counties Drugs • Campany, tdacbinV England/ jird engrav J%4i ['•* eovernmehi ; 6tamp> Bad ClarlA'fl World-famed Blood-Mixture/ lown in ihe bottlft^WJTHOtT WHIC&