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New Zealand Herald, Volume XV, Issue 5076, 22 February 1878, Page 4

Merchandise. L. D. s C°\Y AREUOUSEM EN, WINE AND SPIRIT AND TOBACCO MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE, SHORT LAND-STREET, AUCKLAND 1 Indents fur English or Foreign Goods executed on favourable terms, under the personal supervision of our London Firm. London Office : 10 ColkmAn-stiixet. X 'IRON QUEEN,' 'MAY QUEEN, AND 'ABBEY HOLME.' COLMAN'S Starch, Blue, and Mustard HORA'S Half-pint CistorOil BAT rVs Nabob Sauce Child's Night Lights VAN HOUTKVS Cocoa SCHWEITZER'S Cocoatiuc OAKKY'S Knife Polish Anglo-Swiss Milk and Milk Chocolate and Milk Norwegian MiMc PRICE'S and DE ROUBAIX JENAF. Candles R. BELL A Co.'s 25')'s BELL & BLACK'S Plaids Currant 3 Muscatels Elcmea Car.!::: i. Rico j So'a.-za Juice J Blaikir.g Mii-tl Spice Arrowroot and Sago LIEIUG'.S Ex'ract of Meat MORTON'S B.tiled Fsuit Tartaric Acid Cream of Tartar NELSON'S G;datino and Lcz ngi:> ELL'S I E-r?c:icci KITE'S E lam Chce-c> MXKY'S Bl»ck Lov.i i ]"o ii'l P-arley, in kf i .-piitPeis ink.-ss IndiiM Chutn-y. •»£-orted cin» =? Saltpetre CllA\:ri<tN'S Bulk Vituv.ar A.b.-rt >ardiuc3, ? and } LK'.-WX .v .»N'S CoriiUour rpOBA C C O S .NOW ON* n \XDVl'.Nl'S Ton's in 5- b i-boxes SIGNET Ten'?, in 5- an( l i-boxes Also, A large a c sortmpnt of N*vy and Aromatic, consSttns? of T.'os. S xes. Kivej, Pock-d Pieces. DouM-j Thick e-.uffo, Twi»t.-», and other faucv lines. I. W S E A S O X ' S T E A S. 150 l-th-'Ms Thick and Strone, fre«h packling kind, T7 6 105 £ chests Strung andPuugent Kaisers Cuugou3, 50 J-chfPts Choice Tanyorg Kaisow Congou, 00 i-ch»'sts Very Choice Strong and Full Cidugwoo Kai.sow, 77 S S"" I ch-sts Pur-' Java P« kce Souchon? A-cliest' s Strong Very Full an 1 Mellow Hankow Liquor, 77, a 1."4 i-chot* i.'lioico Exira Strong Haukow kiuil, 77 a Vt-rv F , Slror.c, and Pungent Java P. koe Asv.s:: Teas inchests Gv.' i .-xe. Strong and Fresh Kalsow U-af , uiO Cad liv.i Clioiec«t Pekoe Southcnp, extra st:c.n % 'a;id tine, 76.7 lIS box-a V( ry C hoxce Pekoe Se-uchor.p, 767 ■i: b.xe* Choi-. ? t Rich and Ripe Ivkoe souchong, 70.7 l,v;0 I.'-'XChuicc Stioi and Full Cbinguoo j l-l.ivi.ur Kai-ow, 77,3 b3 i-cl'.c.-ts \ •ry Strn.g Rich an 1 Ripe Pfckce Souchong i oiJ.'on, 77 > j-chcits Very Handsome Rich Assam Flavoured Congou Fin - (,:u::p-jwder and Young Hyson Teas ASSAM TEAS, To Arrive, ex * Chasca,' ' 20 Su|.i rinr M i!ry Klavonr. d Faiinin,-s c:.p-:- Vari-ius ' !i<jice>t Aborted Vekoc.i ; Full, i. ith, Malty, and Pungent Liquors. L. D. NATHAN & CO. MIRICA.N QLOU KS, LEVKUS, ALAUL'M, JOTHIU Ac. &c., One aijd Eiout-dav. A u-:u- iliii:tue-nt now lauding. M E R I C A N II A I R S, 000 CASES ON HAND, A L L THE BEST STYLE 3 1.. D. NATHAN &: CO. Q N SALE by the undersigned prp/HjrjM-, fro.'s celebrated jpALE BRANDV, nillM., QUAHTEII-CA3Krt, AND CAHXS. L. D. >AT HA N & CO., A.GENTS. ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM, r\ the kkmkdv for curing CONbUMPTIoN, GOUGiH, BRONCHITIS, ASTJJMA, AND CROUP. A as- Expectorant t has no Equal. It is composed of the active rinciples of roota and plant-, which are chemically extracted, flo as to retain »11 their medical qualities. MINISTERS AND PUBLT SPEAKERS, who are so often atHicted with throat diseases, will rind a sure remedy In this balsam. Lozengfa and • afers sometimes give r.di«f ; but thin balsam, taken a few timei, will emure a permanent cure. Will all those afflicted with cough-sot consumption read th* following, and learn the value of ALJjBN'S LTTNG BALSAM. WHAT THE DOCTOKS HAY. Amos Woolly, M.D., of Ko>ciusko Co., Indiana says For three years past I have used Allen's Lune Balsam extensively in my practice ; and I am satisfied that there is no better mediciuo for lung diseases in use." I .sane K. Doran, M.D., of Logan Co., Ohio, says:— "Allen's Lung Basalm not only sells rapidly, but <ives perfect satisfaction in every case within uiy ktiwwlcdge. riaTiug confidence in it, and knowing that it possesses valuable medical properties, 1 fre.dy use it In my daily practice, and with unbounded succhrs. Ah an expectorant, it is most c-rtaiuly far ahead of any pr< juration I have ever y a t known." Nathaniel Harris, M.D., of Middlobury, Vermont, says; —•* J have no doubt it will aeon become a remedial ag« nt for the cure of diseases of the throat, bronchial tubes, and the lungs." Dr. Llo.vd, of Ohio, surgeon in the army duriug the war, from expoHure, contracted consumption. Me says " I have no hesitation in stating th*t it whs by the use of your Lung Balsam that I am now alive and enjoying health." nr. Fletcher, of Missouri, says: —"I recommend your balsam in preference to any other medicine ' for coughs * and it gives satisfaction/' DR. A. L. HCOVILL. who has for many years b«eu known to the public ' the Unite J States as the inventor of remedies for the lungs, recommend* allb.n'm Luna 1 u.m sam as t>urp Ksing anythiu that has ever been •♦tiered to the public for the cure of lung diseases. Hi* has used it in Jus own family with gre*t Buec<*9B, in ihecaitei.f his si>ter, who was supposed to be in the last stage* of con«utnpti«.u. This lady is nowr " [ wMI. ami htti been periunn-uily cur- ti by its use. i'hvsicians who hav - fade.l to cure their patients diuuld 7 iliif meilicine before. lhe> give tiie case up, k- we know very many valuablt* live have been savud f oy being pt.rsuaded t<i give tt a trial. » Don't L«-e;mso all otht:r remedies have tailed : but try this r«medy, and you wid not be I. l-ceivd. U II will enro when Ml others rail. Directions accompauy e.ieh bottle. Xi. D. ITATHAN & CO., Agents. Sold by all Druggists aud Storekeepers.