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New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6813, 18 September 1883, Page 3

It ia a fact that the relief-giving powers of the Syrup of Hypophpsphltes with Euphorbia Piluiifera Is corrpborated dally, as one of tbe most reliable* remedies for bronchitis, asthma, difficulty bf breathing, coughs, colds, and all other affections bf the chest and breathing organs,—Edson's Medical Hall; 193, Qneen-street^.Aucklani

For bedroom furniture, yon -. cannot do better than purchase from the Jity Hall Arcade. Immense variety—commorvstreng, and.cheap, as well as high-class. Iron bedsteads and bedding all sizes, ready fOr delivery. Sitting, dining, and drawing-room: furniture to suit every class Of customer. AU ; knid> of Manchester goods, such as sheetings, quilts, calicoes,, curtains, blind!, and cretonnes. Blahketsv both colonial and English. , Discount of 6 per cent, allowed to cash buyers. Garliek and Crnnwell, City Hali Arcade, Queen-street, Auckland.'

Have yon noticed the new ".Moresque."' carpet lately imported by Girlick and Granwell T This, new make is sin improvement upon, the. ordinary Brussels- has a bean&fnl'appearance,.and pattern, suitable, both for dining.''.'and drawißg-roems.are'now* procurable. G. and C. have jntt sp«ned up £700: worth of carpets ex George Bewley, and this addition, to their stock.enables .them to give their., customers aw. very large selection,, together with borders and rags to match.

If Yo.o Don't Belibte . It, Ask An? SeSiian.—And he will conyiaceiyoh that St. Jacobs Oil is. the most wonderful remedy ; tbat..has ever been brought before, the pubfie. Bheumatisra of rhanjr j ears standing has yielded immediately to: its almost magical influence; As man} have expressed it. its action is electrical, soeming to drive the pais before it until all discomfort leaves the body and the warm glow of health and comfort remains: It is a certain cure for neuralgia, giv.ngixnmecUate relief upon the first application, and curings in a short time, tba most inveterate cases; Sold by all chemists;" Price, tfhree Shillings—M; Levy and Co., Agents.

What is gas Coke ? Gas coke, is neatly all caiboDj and carbon properly burned '.'Will give but, in. round nnmbcr3,l4,ooounits, of, best per pound, or very rijarlyaa much as thebestjJnglish sVsam coals, jlndeed, coal; ohly.Burpasiea it because: ol;4he' smalls quariUty,of hydrogen which it contains uhcombined with'oxygen. It ia often: urged thrteoia cannot be as; good as coal Decause It bis lost all the fieat-produciairi power equivalent to that ot the gistfriven off. It is quite true ,that : the coko resimiinr;froJß.'one ton of i coal: does" not possess the same as the* i coal from which it was made. But it must be borna in mind 'thatwo are comparing oote with coal iraonx for wbiotit. .: Thus; lOOlba. of coal produces 661bs. of.poke: so ■ that some. SOcwt b!' coal is required to produce, one ton of coke, and the difference satisfactorily" allows for.,the heat prcdudmj power oUbigM driven off.