' . . Medical. } ■'■j-"'■ » ' (REGISTERED) THE MOST FAMOUS OF ALL MODERN \ - ... - TONICS 1 FRESHLY PREPARED FROM THE CELEBRATED AFRICAN KOLA NUTS. " ' alio other Ingredients of ALOK are Secrets known only to FISHER and Co. JW THE MORNINGS AND BEFORE EACH MEAL ALOK IS THE MOST BENEFICIAL, EE- / FRESHING, AND RECUPERATIVE DRINK KNOWN. ALOK CLEANSES THE PALATE. REGULATES THE LIVER, AND DOES THE iSTOMACH GOOD. Wl pvl/ STRENGTHENS THE HEART ALUIV REMOVES HEADACHE Ur: •• , CURES INDIGESTION CREATES APPETITE Ml OK IS THE GREATEST NERVE .r>.7rV J v RESTORER KNOWN . > ABSOLUTELY-— ALOK is the King of All "Pick-me-ups." UNINTOXICATING—THOUSANDS OF LADIES DRINK IT WHEN SHOPPING IN TOWN. All Hotels and Refreshment Rooms, with Soda Water, 6d per GlassAll Chemists, 2s fid and Is 6d per bottle. SOMETHING TO CARRY YOU ALONG AND HELP YOU OYER THE DIFFICULTIES OF LIFE. AWARDED GOLD MEDAL AT THE SYDNEY ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SHOW, 1898. WHEN OUT OF SORTS YOU CANNOT DO BETTER THAN TAKE A DRINK OF ALOK. • ALOK SAVES DOCTORS' BILLS. CAUTION.—ALWAYS POUR ALOK OUT OF THE (POTTLE YOURSELF, to make sure that yon are getting the Genuine Article and not a SPURIOUS SUBSTITUTE. Insist upon being served with " ALOK," and you will be sure to get FISHER AND CO'S ORIGINAL and FAMOUS TONIC. ■ j. """ ~ . The Universal Praise of Mighty Alok. ' . : i MADAME ALBANI. v THE QUEEN OF SONG AND FRIEND OF HER LATE MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA. Hotel Australia, Sydney, March 29, 1898. MESSRS. FISHER AND CO. Dear Sirs,— shall be much obliged if you will send me two bottles of your preparation. " ALOK.'" I am very glad to tell you that this Tonic was of great service to me on the sea, and in helping me to recover from the effects of my long voyage. It is of great benefit in stopping sea-sickness and of great assistance to anyone who has FATIGUING WORK to do. - I am, yours very truly, G. ALBANI GYE. MR. J. L. JACOBSEN, Champion Chess-player of Australasia, forwards unsolicited the following Testimonial, which spoalts for itself:— , School of Arts, Sydney. ( Dears Sirs,—A3 a cure for brain weariness and lassitude, I have proved Mighty " Alolt" a Marvellous Tonic. A dose before commencing enables me to endure the arduous strain of match-play with little fatigue. I consider it a boon to brain-workers and heartily recommend it to all chess-players. J. L. JACOBSEN. What HENRY BRACY. ESQ., says about FISHER AND CO.'S TONIC:— Henry Bracy's English and Comic Opera, Company, Sydney, MESSRS. FISHER AND CO. ■ ■ - Lyceum Theatre, March 6, 1897. Gentleman,—lt is with much pleasure that I testify to the merits of your Tonic. In my professional vocation I am very often tired and fatigued after long and worrying rehearsals, and I find great benefit .at the time from a doso of your Famous Tonic with a little Sodawater. It invariably has a reviving effect, and I have got quite fond of it. Yours faithfully, BRACY. - MIGHTY "ALOK" is an Unfailing Remedy for '/ ' ■ ■ - Neuralgia, Nervous ix^Sl fv Dyspepsia, Anaemia, -^4^^ ' Brain-fag-,' Depression, . , • :^yW3&• an Unfailing Remedy for gmm Neuralgia, Nervous 'L, Dyspepsia, Ansemia, j Brain-fag, Depression, 1 Impoverished Blood, jSW - Rheumatism, -!««, Sleeplessness, Indigestion, 1 3 IA T § Nervous Headaches, c - S *VS "-I ~ ; Debility, Lumbago, i J F Gout, Melancholia, -fir 's*®® Impaired Digestion, In the MORNING—Before , „ .. . ' " > ~"" teking Fisher and Co.'s and all disorders consequent In the AFTERNOON—After taking V Mighty "Alok." upon a reduced state of the Jn Fisher and Co.'s Mighty " Alok." nervous system. Every 'Hotel and Refreshment Room, with Soda Water, 6d per Giassi All! Chemists, 2s Gd and 4s 6;' per Bottle, postage Sd extra« ASK FOR "ALOK" TO SECURE THE GENUINE ARTICLE. ; > ■ ■ ' ' •; r v." ' ' '* .'<• %" . \ • ]• \\ SOLE PROPRIETORS OCgJjC'fl ® (Plfl & MANUFACTURERS, 8I J tit If C| V » Pharmacy—337 George St., **&.«»• Sydney. v Also 407, COLLINS ST.. MELBOURNE. Agents for Auckland & District—Messrs. Seegner, Langguth, • & Co, Send to Headquarters for a Genuine Bottle. ; \ : ■. .. . :
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11872, 25 January 1902, Page 7 (Supplement)
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