RAILWAY TIME TABLE

Tbainb Arrive at Ashburton— From Christ hureh and the North, at 10.15 a.m. (express), 4.86 p.m., and 7.10 p.m. From Timaru, T 10.46 a.m. From Dunedin ana South, 5.27 I o.m. (express). From Mount Somers, 10.6 -* l.m . v Tbadis Lbavh Ashbubton— For Christ hnroh ana North, at 7.10 a.m., 10.56 a.m., an 5.87 p.m. (express). For Dunedin and South, 10.25 a.m. (express). For Timaru, 4 p.m. For Mount Somers, 5.5 p.m.

THE ASHBURTON GUARDIAN.

t , M , m i From ana after the 30th November, 1686, the 1 terms of Subßoription to this journal will be | . follows, viz. :— IT PAID IN ADVANCX '. Per Quarter.. 6s 6d, by post, 9s 6d , Half-year 12s 6d, by poßt, 18a 6d Year .. 4s Od by post, 87s Od IT BOOKCD : Quarter.. 7« 6d, by post, 10a 9d „ Half-year 16s Od, by post, 21s 6d „ Year .. 80s Od, by post, 48« oa Birt Marriage, and Death Notioes, if paid • i the time of insertion, 2s 6d each ■ tampa may be Bent as payment) ; if booked, ' 4s each. .. « ' PRKBEWT SUBSCRIBERS MAT RENBW THEIR SUBSCRIPTIONS AT TBE OLD RATES. Anncmnoementi of Births, Deaths ana Marriagee lent for publication from the oountry iinrioti. reqoir* to be verified by the sigoa* or* ol th« person aending the notice.

MAIL NOTICES.

Malliclowatthe AjjhburtonPoit Office follows >— For Ohriitohnroh and North at 6 a.m &30«. m., and 6 p.m., daily. For Ohertseyßalcaia, &0., at 10.30 a.m md 5 p.m. dally. • For Dunedln,Thmald, Winslow, Hinds, OoMitreamj Rangitat«, Orari, Winchester, U»d Geraldme, at 10 s.m. dally. For Temuka, at 10 vm. and 4.30 p.m Pot Tlma/u and South, at 10 a.m., and f 30 p.m., daily. For Gr«enstreet, on Waapwdays nnd tnrdays, at 10.45 &.nv For Wakanui, Elgin, Seaviow, SeanXH, id Kyle, on Tnosdays, Thursday*, and tnrdays, at 6.30 a, ni< For vlount Someru, daily at 4.30 p. m For Mayfield sn*l Ru.spima, on TA"v. dayiand Thura-iays, »t 4.30 p.m. For Amhton, Watert.or< and LfinK-bop h , 4.30 p.m. dally. For Flemingtofa, on Mondayt, W«d7i«« Up, and Fridays, at 4. 30 p. m. For Newlanda, on Tuesday* »nd r-« at 10.30 a.m.

AfaJls arrive »t the AshburtoL *r« •-» dioe— From Ohrlitchuroh and Rakaia at 10. J 6 m., 4.35 p.m., and 7.20 p.m. FromOhertsey &c at 10.15 i and ,35 p.m. daily. From Dunedin *Qd lntermediato places 6.3 f «.m. daily. ' I rota Temuka an Timara at 10.40 a. m p 5.50 p. m daily. From Greenstreet, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 10 a.m. Fffom Monnt Somers, dally at 10.6 . m. . FromMayfield and Rnapaha, on Wod aesdaya and Saturdays, at 10.5 a.m. From Ashton, Waterton, and Long aciat 10 «.m. daily. From Newlands, on Tuesdays and Fri at 2.30 p.m. From Flemington on Tuesdays, Than, days, and Saturdays, t»t 10a.m.

The Ashburton Guardian. Magna est Veritas et Prævalebit. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1887. PAYMENT OF JURORS.

Independently of the mental anxiety which falls to the lot of the unfortu nate citizen who is so unlucky as to have his name drawn for the jury m a criminal case such as those which have recently occupied our Courts for a week or more at a stretch, it is altogether unfair that he should be called upon to suffer considerable pecuniary loss m serving his country. And that is precisely the state of things which now obtains m New , Zealand, the scale of pay of jurors m criminal cases being as follows : — • Jurors residing within the city or i town m which the Court is held, 3s 1 per day; residing beyond the town, ; but not beyond seven miles from the 1 Courthouse, 45 ; beyond seven miles and not beyond twelve, 6s ;, beyond twelve miles and not beyond twenty, 8?. Now, seeing that an ordinary , laborer can earn at the least 5s per , day, and an artizan from 10s to 12s, j it is obvious that every man who is called to serve upon a jury, unless he happen to be out of employment, must ! be a direct loser to an extent which m many cases would be felt seriously m the event of a trial extending over ' several days. And the juror alone of ( ail concerned is singled out as the suf- * ferer for society's sake, for as the New 3 Zealand Times points out—" Every- * one else concerned m such trials as * these is well and handsomely paid. * The judge has his salary of l or £1700; theregislrar his or £600, the other officers have their \ proportionate pay; the counsel on both sides receive large and sometimes n splendid fees and 'refreshers,' but to t the poor juryman is grudgingly doled c out a wretched pittance less than that * which the so called unemployed scorn- d fully rejected." We entirely concur with f our Wellington contemporary m the 0 view that " common justice as well as a public policy demands that, if we take c away men from their wp.rk and compel \ them nolens volcns. to undertake arduoqs v and m,pst important public duties, we 0 ought to pay them proportionately. At f least they ought to suffer no personal £ loss, and m fairness they ought to be adequately paid for the work they do." As to the possible rejoinder, that to pay jurois adequate remuneration would increase the cost of the administration of justice, the Times very properly point? out that the plea that we cannot afford to d° *h' 8 I s '• merely the answer A of the man who ' cannot afford ' to pay Dl hjs just debts," concluding a very sensible article as follows : — •' If we can only afford to pay judges and not ' n juries, then we have no moral right to ' v employ juries. But if we deem juries D( »n essential part of our legal system, hen we ougftt to make up our minds 01 0 pay them properly.' We do not ad- dj nit, however, that this course would m ncrease the cost of administering justice. Phe only difference would be that it <j ( rould spread over the whole community fj he cost which now is most unjustly as :ast upon a few individuals—those who ar re so unlucky as to be draw for urymen, A\ present thej hav§ to •ear all that loss and expense which is i:_ leemed too heavy to be borne by the be »üblic at large. Is this just ?. Surely L. ot. On the contrary, it is a scandal n n our nineteenth-century civilisation, nd the sooner it is got rid of the n t letter. Mr Tole has distinguished irasslf already by some useful reforms * ther Justice Bepßnr^ep|:, Let bjm his'aUeptipn now to the direction re'jiave suggested, and all generations Cc f jurymen sha?l call him blessed." be

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

._ i The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the &.shburton Borough Oounoil will be held this svening. To-morrow night there will be a partial solhpße of the moon. The tima of greatest obsouration will be 9.52 p.m. The 8.6. Alameda, with the 'Frisco mail, arrived at Auokland at 8.80 a.m. on Sunday. Nominations for the forthcoming meeting of the Ashbnrton Tradesmen's Itaoing Club slose to-morrow evening. We have been desired to draw the attention of the witneßaes jin the case of •' Fox versus Patton and Murray," to tho fact that the Resident Magistrate, thu morning, warned them not to fail m obeying their summons at the date to whioh he postponed the case, viz., the 28th February; he would m oaso of dis* obedience, he eaid, be obliged to issue a warrant for (heir apprehension. The following statement of assets and liabilities has been filed m the local Qistriot Court:— Sturgeon, Andrew, of Tinwald, laborer. Liabilities— Unsecured — Tinwald : SooU, £11 12 d 6d ; Godsell and Co., £14 Ids ; Oity Co., £21. Asbbarton : D. William«on, £9 9s 2d ; W. Anderson, £8 8a 6d ; Friedlander Broß., £3 6b; Dr Tweed, £6 15s; Dr Bosb, £2 18s ; H. Zander, £2 ; D. McMillan, £7 ; and small rams, total £85 19s 2d. Aseetß— Furniture nnder £10. The T*ranaki Herald reports that two sons of Mr Charles Ourer were attacked by eels laat week while bathing m the Mangorei rirer. Th« eldest, a lad of sixteen, reoeived a nasty bits just below the oalf of the left leg. The marks of the bite are on both sides of the limb, and the outline of the eel's mouth is moit olearly aud unmistakeably imprinted m the flesh. The wounds on both sides are about two inches long, and ara m shape like the half of an ellipsis. The othar lad was seized by the toes while wading m water leas than a foot deep, and the marks of the bite are, as m the oase of his brother, most unmistakeably defined. Borne good young men at St. Mary Cray, Eent, have been writing to Mr Henry Irving to enquire if Christians can oontsistently witness theatrical performances. As a matin of course, the aotor replied that they coi d and rather startled his querists by the folk if. ing quotation from the writings of Martin Luther :— " Christians should not entirely flae from comedies beoauae now and then there are coarse matters m them, as, |Ij the same reason, we might cease to read the Bible." Some 200 manufactories, it is estimated will be removed to Pittsburg next year, so as to make use of natural gas, and thus effeot a great saving m cost of operation. These manufactories employ 10,000 hands or more, 1 and will give a great s boom not only to Pitta burg, as a manufacturing oentre, but to the Companies whioh supply natural gas. There would appear to be some ground for the assertion that Shakspere (who died tweniy-six years before Sir laaao Newton was born) was the real discoverer of the law of gavitation. Witnesß the following* extraot from Troilua and Cassida, Act IV., Soene 2 :— 11 But the strong baae and building of my love Ii as the very oentre of tho earth- Drawing all things to it." A man named Gottlieb Kai-ipar, residing at New Plymouth, disembowelled himaelf on Saturday, and died the following morning. A fisherman named Ike Hunt had a narrow esoape from drowning off Motuiti on Sunday, His boat oapsised, but be olung to some boards and was floated ashore, after being tight hours m the water. The Hobart Mercury reports that for the year just dosed over 17,000 tons of potatoes have been exported from the Mersey, whioh, at a fair average of £3 per ton, represent over £50,000 m hard cash. It is estimated that the total amount that has come to the N.W. Coast for potatoes for the past Beaßon .must be about £80,000. One individaal oa the Mereey Bold 700 tons during the season at a slight advance on £3 per ton. A table published m the laat Gazette shows that there were m March, 1886, 110,644 children attending publio or aided eohoolß m New Zealand, aB against 87,811 m April, 1881; 62,866 m March, 1878; and 24,407 m March, 1874. The number attending private eohoola was 14,948; attending Sunday sohoolß, 99,884; and receiving tuition at home, 7567. A rather pluoky aotion by a girl is reported m the Melb.Qurne,papera. A boy aged 12 fell ofl the Potaea ,Pier into deep water, when a girl named Ripkey, aged 15, living at Port Melbourne North, without waiting to divest herself of her olothing, plunged m to the reaoue, and held up the boy's head for several minutes until a constable jumped m, and brought the boy ashore, American Co. 'a Hop Bitters strengthens, builds up and oures continually, from the first iose. Be sure and see HoucowiY'slPiLLs.— Weakening weather.— me sultry summer daya strain the nerves of She feeble and decrepit, and disease may eventuate unless some restorative, suoh as :hese purifying Pills, be found to correct the hoordering tendency. Holloway's medicine, nves potency to the nervous system., which \i ■he souroe of all vital movements, and presides >ver every action which maintains the growth md well-being of the body. No one can over istimate the neoesaity of keeping the nerves veil strung, or the ease with whioh these Pills. Loootcpliah that end. They are the moat infailwg antidotes to indigestion, irregular uroulation, palpitation, siok headache, aud lOßtiveneßß, and have therefore attained the argeet sale and highest reputation. 2 32

THE EUROPEAN SITUATION.

- ■ - ■ ♦ — (KKTUBR'B IBI.KGIRAMB— COPYRIGHT. 1 It<iNDG)N, February 6. A more hopeful feeling prevails m Austria, France, and Germany. The bourses are regaining their usual tone, Bkrl N, February 6 The report that the Government intended shortly to float a military loan of 300,000,000 marks has not been officially confirmed. A decree h.as heen issued, calling out the reserves for a period of twelve days only, for practice with the repeat ing rifles. M. de Servett, the French Ambassa dor, had an interview to day with Count Herbert Bismarck, who re-assured him as to the relations between Germany and France. Sj P£TBRB3UHCf, February 6 The moscmu Gazette to-day pub lishes an article, stating that it is im possible that the present compromise between Russia and Austria can last, and warning Prince Bismarck not to encourage Austria to thwart the views of Russia m Eastern Europe, (Received F/ab*n*ry Tth, 1 p.m.) London, Februjry 5. The panic which occurred on the Continental bourses proves to hayft been the work of speculators, ' v 3?abis, Fabnzuy 5. Zt Temp to-day declared that the recent utterances of French miniatirs bay* been of a pacific character,

MAGISTERIAL.

ASH BURTON— MONDAY ~~"~' (Before Mr I? .C. S. Baddeley, R.M ) ALLEGED ABUSIVE BEHAVIOR. Six ohtidrdu uamed Kane wwro charged with having made use of abmive behavior on Dec-rmbsr 21.— Mr Wilding appeared fur MB Kane, tho mother of the ohil dr&n. — The following evidence wis taken : — Mrs i>urua said ihab abou . a wei?k before Chrletmaa tiio children threw stonea at hor, and madst übo of very abusive language.— Edward Warne said that shortly before Christmas be h^ard tome "fcrambiing" near his place. Stouea wera h-ing thrown betweou the Burns and Kane families, but witneah coald not cay which of the parties w<*a the aegressoc. Wituess hai often bear J the K)ne children make me of vecy bad language, someiimas Jowards thuirmolhec — It was deoidod not to «o any furthe wifi the cane, as none of the w>tn«Haeß cnuld fix ihe date on whioh the tffjnca w*b alleged to lave beau o.mmit..ed. — egeant Pel to a stated his ioeutton of bringing another charge against the ohildren, as they were a thorough nuisance m the nofghboihood m which they lived —The Magistrate -aid that aaoren of cmplaiots had been made ro him with regard to these ohildren, and if a oh»rg« against them were substantiated | 'w woui<i assuredly take them from their m other' ■» oharge and send them to the school at Nelson . CIVIL CASES. La very v T. Smith —Claim £1 5s 6d.— Mr Orivp for plaintiff. — Judgment for plaintiff for the amount claimed and coats A SBVBBB INJPBT. The hearing of a oharge of drunkenness •gainst a m-n uamad O'Leary, who severely cut his arm when nrreeted, was arijourued f >r another week as thj wound had not yet lua'ed. DUUNKGNNESS. Two first offenders vtit p iii J.i haying been drunk. ASSAULT. Fox v Patton and Murray —Mr Wilding for the complainant, Mr Purnell for defendants. — This was a casa m whioh evidence for the complainant had been partly tak-n on a previous Court day, when an adjournment was made m cense queuoe of youn? Pox, the son of the aotnplalnant, and who it was alleged had baea assaulted, not beln& m a fit con dition to leave the Hospital. — On the oase being »g««io called upon, it w-is stated that the boy who had apparently recovered ahortly after the adjournment had been granted, had again been taken ill, and a letter was read from Dr Trefor, the Kurgeon to the Hospital, expressing the opinion that it w»a inadvisable at the present tima that tha boy eh mid be removed to 'he Court for Ihr» purpose of raking hia evidence. — Ultimately it was decided *"<\t th^ caao should be adjourned till the i 8 h init. Tha Court- th^n n'journofl

NEWS BY THE 'FRISCO MAIL

or Napoleon, a»n of Pri^ca Jerome, has c( j entered the Italian army to finish hia military education. aB One of the keepers of the Pnris Z.io oi was kil'erl on January 6 by a hippjpo lot tawux, w ( io ( o kaa.idiiea tr«uzy. — Lt Matin (a Fr«rch jjur -n* ) s>ys ; — vo " The accouut opeiibd h> 1870 will never he Bettied aa louy aa the German flag floa'B over Me z *nd Sfcrasburg." at The English G-iVttrnmont have deoided to purohasa 40,i)C0 additi >nai hors 8, ami Dn 600,000 Mttiioieater repeating riflej vrili be read* by .Vlaroh 1 )W The Woonli liters attecfred-and -t»v»?— y t >*eated the clerk <>f the Durrus Oounty Q g Coart, Cork. Th» olevk a m juriya a*-q aa-ums. ag Ohicago papers of December 23 pro tested strongly against tin landing o 50 he Knghsh rabbits, reported to have arrived , e8 >>n the ate.arnahip Wurra. lh An epidemic .»f typhoiW f ver fs ragi g ' at Olermont, Tarinud ; 1800 out ,jf a 1 popula i»n of 40 COO have bseu attacke i. at Impure water is t ; >« oftuse. V. Deapito'iea «.f January report fearful is l mow storms *t Venice, Ge^oa, le nnd l-i the wh le of Piedmont, intar. a rapting railway and telegraphic communi cation. A terrible an» * Btortr. prevallm? through " out »he Mid Und Co ntits of England on 14 January 8 and 9 The highways And m r»Uwiya weraimpaeaible m m»ny places, il f and the mails were blooked. No loss of I Q life han oosurred. . A disastrous collision occurred on the Southern P*o ; fio Kallw«y on December * 21, 200 rollen west of San Antonio, Texis it Nine Mesioans were literally rowted to de*tb m the wreckage, whioh took fife after the smash up .. In ooneeijaence of the closing of the Peruvian ports against vessels from Chili, ■ the wheat supply from t^a^ oountry hw « ceased, and m order to meet the demtnd it for this cerea.l, the mnnlcipality has taken ie steps to liav'j the necessary supplies rt brought from California. Another aooident ooarrei on the Omadiau- Pacific Railway recently. Two c*»s if a passanger train pn the Rocky i, Mountains division became detached, and c ian three milea down a heavy grade and were Bmashed. The express measen _ ger was killed and 20 pasaengera badly f shaken np. y It Is reported In Vienna that 16 OCO b Jews, exDelled by *.he Government ufficial 0 at KarflF(Baasla) have decided to oonstruct 9. forts on the Austrian frontier, and a ' Military Commission has ordered the 1 manufacture of lar^e numbers, of the new ( r rapeating ri^ea re<joatly adopted for the • army, ] , Aocounts received of the evictions at { t Glenber?, Oouny Kerry, m the estate of J ? the Right Hon Mr Rowland, state that ' I Jan. 11, the time chosen for the ejeotment C i was m the midst of a pitileuj tempest of ' wind, snow ar d rain, and after the unfi.r- \ »uua^ tenants were driven our, tho bailiffs destroyed their cottagea by fire, so I that they oould not return to them for ; ahelter, *■ Adftj'iral Aram™, U.SN" , has written * » letrer to the Proßs, severely oritioiaing Baroi) do Lesseps Panama Canul au'd ' Uptain Kade'q proposed Bhip railroad. I He o.iaraea Barm do Leancps with having paid an American syndicate 600,000 franco v yearly tn d-fent the Nicar.;gua railway. 8 and that Eid«'.i ii flaenoe hue also been hoatile. Mt-aritimn, the reports from , Panama, on Jan. 3., s«y the O^oal works' are pro«v!Sßing and the contractors are R Bati»Jsed a'though ihfy are working ci igainst. diffioaltfea m oousequenoo of the t^il end of tho rainy season, and tha o«lv bration of the December holiday. The *, sanitary reoord is ffnod. di — — — . ai _ . . . ~~ af

CHERTSEY

(from oor own correspondent.) There is uioro land under wheat crop this year than last m this district. lam »>.>t aware of any -eriona symptoms of dieeaie. The varieties town are velvet, red *t.rnw, red chaff and Tuaoan. Every aett'e." here, of course, endeavors to se cure ihe best variety of need he can la his own imraediito neighborhood, bat «e!d 'a. takes any further tronbie. In all probability the Btraw will be much shorter than usual tlm setiaon, espnoially on very poor Boil. There will be considerably less ; >atß than last year. Wheat will average from 16 to 23 bu«h"la per Hore. Oats will average nbont 20 bushels per acre. A. svibll area is ujcipiad with barley, which will prove a more than average crop. It is used chiefly as a substitute for P*»b for pig feeding, and answers the purpose admirably. The turnip orop is, on the -whole, lot-king splendid thfsiea ; on, There 's a mnob larger area under cc^p thla year than last. The varieties moatly grown .a*e globe, Aberdeen green top yellow, and purple top yellow. The Aberdeen green top yellow seems the favorite, and promises an excellent orop. There is little or no appearance of blight thi B year, and all crops thar w.»ro sown early are thriving well. The area under grasses is steadily increasing. 4a regards varieties of seed, farmers have to oon sider various clroumsfaoces m laying down their areas, Every farmer, as a matter of course, cannot afford to nse at all times the m-ist expensive seeds, I find that ryegraas, Italian, cocksfoot, t'mothy, and tbo various clovers are what are principally used here. Spring it con« -tfered the moßt favorable time to sow. Manuel wu-zjls are grown here on some farms, and the crop auooeeds under pro* per conditions fairly well. The roots are used for winter food for milch csws that bnttor is produced from, as turnip feed ing is said to have a detrimental eff ot upon tha butter. Rape is occasionally grown here|for sbeap feeding. Potatoea are only grown m limited quantities In «hiß ceghborhood and for loci con* Biraption. The orop oan almost never, under the most favorable circumstance?, be called a fair one. Cattle are increasing m the district, The br<?e<is must m demand are the Ayrshire and the com mon cowi rt shorthorn orossed with Ayrshire hulls, Cattle, m spite of tha miserable burnt up pisture at present, are looking very healthy and m capital condition. Sheep breeding is alto re* ceivin^ more atteutrm from farmers. Percentage of lambs, about 75 to 80. T>ie Bheep appear, generally speaking, to " be m a healthy condition. The quantity of wool will be larger Ihan last season, and the quality is siid to be well up to the average The breeding of horses la followed only to a very moderate extent. Light draughts and haoks are th« result. Several excellent sires, however, travel the ditftriot. Harts and small birds seem t> be Increasing largely m the dlstrlot, and the usual enßiu.s of destruction are v ed largely for the -uppre-iion of thi nuUancn.

SEAFIELD SCHOOL.

— — «  The Soufield Soliool was. examined by MrL. B Woa], Inspector, on Tuesday, January 16 The following is hia report on tti- examination : -. totaUO er ° U roll - Bo^ 12 »- Birla, 8; Presented for Standards— Boys, 9 ; oirle, 5; total, U; abnent, 1. ' Passed— B boya, 3 sirls; total, lt. Faled-lb.y, lgirl; total, 2. 1 ercentage of passes, 55 ; percentage of failures, 15 5. % Percentarre-on dluss subje eta. 55. Additional marks, 50. Mr Wood makea the following re marks .—This small school has passed a very good examination. The answering of tliw pupils m nearly all thoaubjeots was accurate ad very intelligaut, The quality of the work m reading and writing was not quite so good as iv the other 8Uh 3 ectß. Th discipline was (food.

SPORTING.

training Noras, At Forbury thta morning Sllvernwrk bad a good mile gallop with Lady Eilen. Ike, \rgonaut aud Molly Bawn cantered, the former goin^ badly. La R OBB wen l ro^°? P dißtanoa at • h»nrt gallop. Wildrake went two mllbs with Trapper, the latter having the beat of it. Pock did alow work on the tan ; Quibble » medium p*ce gallop of two mllei, wi.idlng np with a spurt. Derwenter and Patrician went the Oup distance at threequacter speed, th.i former very fit. Apropos went two miles easy, finiaWng with a B part fc Kiraberloy did a mile fast.

INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS.

A railhon and a half of white fish ova arrived, per the Alameda, m good ' condition ."* [ A dispute arose, between tho owner or , the Shamrock Hotel, Mr Seacombe, brewer, and Donald Urquhurt, the , l.oensee. The hotel was dosed and barricaded for two days. At daylight , to-duy a number of men stormed the hotel, but were defeated with two men . wounded. Urquhart still holds the hotel. . Wblli gton. February & Nothing has been decided about thtt delegates to the Imperial Confereuco. A special sitting of the Court of Appeal to consider 'he points reserved m Mali* case will be hold m Ohristchurch during the first week m March, probably March 7 or 8. Sir 11 Stout will moat likely argue the case. The Bhip Invercargill has the first two of the 6m guns recently ordered from Home They are the moat powerful : which hayo yet been received by any of the oolonioB. and are of the latest pattern, Oiw of these two gHna is to be mounted at fort Ballnnco when the disappearing carriage and hydraulic gear for working it are ready. The othe- gun will bo sent to Auckland. The remainder of the 6in guns, an » the still larger Bin guns, muy now be expected to arrive m rapid succession. February 6. By a fire which broke out tit 3 a.m. a house of il fame m Fraser's lane was. gutted. The occupants had just time toi escape m scanty clothing. Greymouxh, February B. Fenry Wil^n of Union Flat, was drowued m the Little Grey river yester day, ue waBot l6B ing on horseback with another man, who held on to him a3 long as he could. It, is supposed that tho horse got on some quiokaands, and m ita • strugglea kicked ilßon, whose body was round at the junction of tho Little, Grey and the main Grey river.

A BOY ATTACKED BY THE PREFORMING BEAR.

■♦ Today's Lyttelton Timcn says that Mr Harry F*aai repmed. fc 0 the police on that a buy named Simpion, aged Hb'Ut twelve yftara, was hurt by the pre forming tear now being exhibited la OhWrtohuroh. The accident ooouvred near Kelgrave's Crown Hotel, on the Booth 1 own Belt, on Saturday, betwean 12 and 1 p.m. The boy was too inquiiitlve, »ud : before h» knew where he vrai the b«tar got bin pawa round bin neck and Inflicted a na*ty cat »hoat the face. The kee «er Interfwd, » d the boy got awty not ao badly injured but (hat ho was able to walk home. The police are making «a> mUrles ai to the expediency of «Uowlsff U>* aatoft] to be tiktn •bout tht itrnti*

THE ASHBftBJOIt GUARDIAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1887



Certainly the most sffeotive MEDICINE m the world is SANDEE & SONS 1 EUCALYPTI EXTEAOT. Test its eminent powerful effects m Coughs, Colds, Influenza, etc.; tha rehaf is int4aotan,eoua. Thousands give the most gratifying testimony. Read this certifi- cate:-" 21th April, 1885.-Meesrs Sauders and Sons,— lt is with tho greatest of pleasure that I testify to the excellence of your Euoalypti Extraot. Having had inflammation on the bone of the leg, whioh oame on after a severe attaok of low fever. I was attended I 7* B °y 3 ' who h »^ W** lo strenuoua efforts to save my \og, but without success. Ho then found it neoeeaary to amputate mv Umb. Having heard m the meantime of the wonderful cure 3 worked by the Eucalvati Ex«aot, I obtained a bottle, and tho extraot JW no* been applied more than au hour when J p^gap to feel greatly relieved. After apply. W8 th^| estraot every four hours for nine or Y?flst?j» I was out of all danger. I would WffjW aU who ma J fa s affected with any sash, dieeaee to give the Eucalypti Extract a tettl, and I em oonvinced that they will find it tne most wonderful of medioioes.— Yours <tonw*i itrtefc, Bindbant, '



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■ D.LC. IMMENSE STOCKS OP . CHOICE DRAPERY, MI;LLINERY, MANTLEB, OARPBTB, AND FURNISHINGS. IT is a Trell-kno^n and widely admitted fiotth&t, m consequence of tho opening of the Drapery Im- porting Company's business m t/hrirchnrch, the cost of drapery and furnishing* kts bsen reduced bj nearly one-third. COMPARE THE D.1.0.V3 Regular goods and prices wi«x tkos* ■ offered at the s»-c*llad CHEAP SALES, And bear m mind that we hold no old and bad stacks DEAR AT ANY PRICE. Onr f pedal features being that ertrr article ia quite sew, specially selected, and of excellent ralue. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. OHEAP EXCURSION TO TIMARU. ON THURSDAY, 10th FEBRUARY, Exonraion Tioke's to Timaru will be issued at Aohbutton at 5i 6d Fir<t Olais, 4a Second Class, for the ordinary Express Ttain, whioh leaves Ashburton at 10 25 a.m., and the Exonrslonlats will return by a Special Train, leaving Tlmara ;1 6 p. m. RACES WILL BE HELD AT TIMARU ON THE 10th. Any Excursionists wishing to go to tbe •■ Racecourse can alight at Washdyke, rebook, and join a train which will he waiting, returning from the Racecourse by a Special Train at 6 pm, which will connect at Waahdyke with tbe return Exoarsion Train. The following are further arrangementi m connection with the Timarn Races on the 10th February :— S»tnrd«vy Return Tickets to Tlmaro will be issued on the 9th and 10th February at 1 " , Ounarn, and intermediate 'talons and. to Waahdyke (for vebonkina to Rao»<jou^e) per Sooth ffxpres" Train on 10th at Stations at whioh that train Btops ; available for return till 11th. 2 28 By order.



W. F. HA^NAFOKD, Bnru«>tf Htr«- t, pp 'Bi f o "' --lail" «>ffi-e) ! L'INSMITH AND METAL-PLATE j WORKER, ( IS?IBHES to inform the public of *l Ashbiirton an the aurrounding Hatrictß that he keeps m Btock or can tfANUKACTUUE TO ORDER aH de- icriptions of TINWARE for FARM or DAIRY purposes; aleo, all RRPAfRS of my nature promptly executed m a skilful manner. All go dfl sold at lowest remunerative prices A Trial solicited. HORSE-HAIR and BEESWAX bough m any quantiij forOASH. . 1 I'UbLIO NOTIOtt. IN retiring from the Tailoring Business ■o long and successfully carried «>n iy mt under the style of Cr*igheAd and On. I beg most heartily to thank the many kind friends and patrons who hnvo m It orally supported me during the time I have resided m A»hhurton, rTso to inform them and the public generally 'hat I have disposed of my busineis to Mr Hugh 0. Oraighflad, who comes to * w ew Zaa and. well recommended with over thirteen years practical experience, and all the latest and newest ideas oonnected with the trade. ALEXANDER CRAIQHEAD. Aehbnrton, Jan nary Ist, 1887. "DEFERRING to the ab .ye, I have Xli much pleasure iv intimating to the residents of Afhbnrton and surrounding ilistriot that I have deoided to settle m Ashb jrton, and hope by strict attention to business to merit the same favorable support whioh haa been extended to my brother. The Aehbnrton Tweeds being quite equal, and m some respeeti enperor to imported good*, I will support the local industry as far as the requirements of bu«inci» will permit. Fit, Style, and WoßKMivsHir \ GUAEANTKED. HUGH 0 ORATOHEAD Asbbnrton . January Int. 1887. 12 HUSBAND AND WIFE. Tkb Husband. Dear wife. I am weary of seeing Yon toil erery day for your bread, While I am a poor helpless being ; 'Tis often I wish T were dead. You ne'er wore aocuetomei to toiling. Your hands were once white like *no snow ; While I watch you work night and morning Tour movements smm wearied and slow The Wifb, Dear husband, give over your worry, My work fleams lite labor, I ween, But I am never compelled, dear, to hurry Mow I use Ferritnau'a Washing Machine. It lightens by two thirds my labo-a. And makes all my garments so clean , That our clotbes are the envy of neighbors Who adoro Ferriman's Washing Machine TO THB WIVES AND MOTHERS OF ABHBURTON AND THK GENERAL PUBLIC OF NEW ZKA.LANO. In present ing to the public of Asnbu'ton the ma -vellous BTE • M WASHER, I beJiave I am confer ing a boon of incalculable worth on every wife and mother m this beautifu land. I an whom that most important function of every household devolved, known (and hitherto dreaded) as washing clothes of every de- scription. By the use of this Machine, this distaste fat and slavish work is entirely relieved of its drndgery, and made a source of pleasurable exercise. The nnrqualle-J qualities which it possesses of thoroughly blractii'.ig the clothes giving thorn an unparalleled whiteness, and its harmless action npon delicate and colored i fabrics, render ib peculiarly useful and I popular 'I he saving qualities of tha Macb'ne qnito m keeping with ita other m fitoiouH features Any pvrsorrwho will ui'e it a prac- tical tent will be "nquefitionably convinced that from an ECONOMICAL st ndpoin ; it is nneurpnss-d and unequalled. The consump- tion of fael Jh materially reduced. The uavng effected m this itenrj alone will m ono year equal the price of the Machine. As it only entails 'be consumption of two-thirds the amount of soap u-ed m the ordinary wav of washing, thia item of ec nomy is self-evident to Hverv person Th« greatest savine, ho »- ever, is effected m the wear «nd tear of the clothe?. Every intelligent individual knowd that th übp of the waßhbwvd wears th' vaiions fibrica more than anything else, and ts the mar^fillcus Pt earn Washer renders its use absolutely nnne^esnary, and thereby ob- viates almost c. tirel> the necpsnity for 11 clothes mending," ite saving qualities m tbi- particular will be at once apparent nvd appre- ciated. Bnt all iti Bayin-» qualities of a financial character are eclipped. and dwindle into insif?- niflcance, when we take into consideration the frail, delicate, and weakly condition of thousands of wives and mothers who are forced to tax their energies and waste their limited strength m {the old way of washing ; but who may, by tha use of its magical pro- perties, do the work without any fatipus to their feeble bodiw, and with infinite Batisf»> tion and pleasure to their minds. This, mure than any de»ite or expectation on the part of the ?nv«ntor to make monfly out o the article, wan the prime object he ha<l m view. From the marvellous remits obtained from its use, however, a^d the unbounded and ens h -el- astic commendations trom everyone having used it since its introduction to the public, as annexed list of names of persona wh.> have pnrchafed the machine and are willing to testify to its merits, will folly atteßt, the advertiser has deemed it wise, m ord<*r to place incomparable article of household nee more prominently before the intelligent people of the district, to give the postal address of a few of the buyers, m order that an unprejudiced and entirely mpa>tiat opinion of its intrinsic value, may be readily obtained by anyone desiroua of getting such information from actual nsers and purchasers, who will un* douhtedlv be best calculated to give a jmst tßtimate of its valne. Mrs Herbert, Sea field Mr M. Brnce, Senfield Mr Collirion, Seafleld Mr IX Koeo, Lauriston Mr G. T Marriott. Asbburton Mr T Olaridge, Aslibnrton Mr W. Charlton, AHhburton Mr Bradb-iry, Anhburton Mr H. Hudson, Elgin Mr J. Lloyd, Newfands Mr E. Thomas, Waka«ui Mr A. Frißby, Aehbnrton Forks ! Mr a. Chapman, Willowby Mr G. Grioo, Wiifowby ' ' Mr J, Williamß, Willov^by ! J. Hearn. Ealing ] Mr A. vtcLeod, Tinwald i Mr W. Anderson Fle-"ington. Mr 0. 0. Foo*s, Alford Forest Road ' Mr Pot«r Lownie, W.^kanni Mr Willi .m Brow  Wakunui • Mr J Johnstone, Trovo ton J Mr O'-.arlea War.', Ashbnrton i Mr William Ba lis, Anrbnrton Mr Charlei Fowke, Ast burton Mr An row D .waon Watertou 1 Mr J hn "mall. W^eat ; ••one 5 Mr J H. Oarltonl'Mo nt fciomett , MrW Brown, Wakanui ~ J Mr J. Shearer, 'Ashburton I Vir J. Farland, Mount Komera j Mr O t pray, Mr W. Allan, JDromore c And 181 others m all parts of the district. j DIRECTIONS FOR USE. p ■*■ tgap the clothes over night, then wring ' owl;. 3 Hoap aU the dirty parts wall, t When the water is boiling violently, which ti vill at once b- evident by heavy and foaming inds rising to the top of the machine, take out n be clothes and pnt them at once into clean ii v»t*r (kr the dirt is lia >le to set, and difficult o rrmovo if th.ia is n^glecr^d). After this, ipneand pncibeni m blue water W Prints and Ginubama, poap a»me as white t| lothes Put them all mnt once ; when water } bm)}nß turn fi-r five minuteß. If water is c tot boiling, bjit very hof, {qrn ejght minutes, a; Lac? Cartaip^, wet md opan fh§m , put i> bom m a piljow slip ; tie them up. l Tnrn for t bo or fifteen minutes. Co}d water wjll do for " retting all the abovo. $ Woolle. Blankets. Wet m warm water „ oap and put them m loose When the water " oih turn ten minutes. Rinse m warm water. Hi Red Flann le. -Wet them in^?arm water, oi 7heu water is jnat rfflwly =/ to<fccfl > turn for one llnnte. Binae ia warn water. ~ic| white ai iwnelß tarn for five minutes. ' -fel Hoae. ladies' and Children's Hose, highly X Mored, mnat not be put into boilin) WAter . Hhte »?d hot. Tnru one minute, if ™ Qtli| K hlyoplorpdfurnflyomiautßs. f tt 86le Accent. v Aebburton. Ol FOR SALB, A Good Wire McOorwick BINDER, a wooDi-haud Wood'elSTßTiTO. ' 9 r



Victoria flouse I ' 'N Consequence of Kequis te Alterations to Premises, which will afford greater L f«ciliths for conduoti. g onr rapidly in'creasiog bnwneHs, it baa been found iCcessary to Greatly Reduce our Stock within the Dext fotr weeks. .Large and liberal Reductions are now made m every Department. Holders of Glassware Gift Coupons are requested to present the same aB early as convenient to enable the (?ift Distribution to be satisfactorily closed. DIMANT~& COE, GENERAL DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS, &o. t East and Tancred stretts, Ashburton. Wanted. Special advertisements. WANTED - \ Good General Servsot p.^.^r- . .._. TtT A -\rxt T»*™™r> Apply office of thl« paper. 2 136 FAYARD AND^LAYN PAPER A • M mT i , T % _ n „„. i q«^«o^*. A-_i~ CJIXTY years of great snecess proclaim its ANTED a General Servant. Apply unpenority In the treatment of Tiolont to Mrs ALFRBD Cdrtis. 234 Colds, Irritation of the Oest, Aching Spraina, ■ — ■ — — — Sprains, Sores, Bca J ds, Corns, Bunions, tfoft WANTED a Roy from 12 to 14 to Corns, etc. This medicine, the property of run errands and sweep offices, which has been established more than half a Apply between 10 a.m. a>id 12 noon century by thoußanda of cores, is o- an invaln- f« J . „ _ , r, ___ „ able nao \n many inflammatory diseases against to-morrovr at Mail and Guardian which there are J not n . aay ao(on8 rea f edießf Offioes. and ia therefore justly considered by a greit ■ i; ■ —„•:.,-..,-.,, . — '. 1 number of our most eminent physicians as the f "I7 ANTED TENDERS for EquiU of moß t active and least irritating agont m the W Four Brick Shops and Dwel ings, bore affections. situated on Section 187 Havelock street, la order to avoid connterfeiting, Messrs where t^nderß will be received to March Wholesale SO. Rne Bsint-Merri, Paris 3rd, 1887. 2 35 (France), and sold by all Chemists m thn . — Colonies. \X7 ANTED.— * pplications for Steward ■ E^WSSgfrJ'XZ VALENTINES! VALENTINES!! applications with references c close ' must be sent m not later than spm on ■■ WEDNESDAY, February 16th — G. F Soott, President. 211 New Stock of Valentines just received ..-_,_,„ ; — Tr~. " ~ " per s. a. •' Coptic " from London. Cora- ANTEO.-. Applications : foi r Pocretary *n ßitlga variety of the newest and most to the Ashburton Club. Particulars beautiful desi ns. Now ready for seleo- from the undersigned Apphcations to be tj . md ftt }oyf .^ lent m tome before 5 p.m. on WEI NE-v * r DAY, February 16 h— G F. Scott, mmmmm Prrsident. 2 12 WANTED Known— For cheap drapery ALSO,— go to B. O. -EOBK8 1 Genuine C ear ln« Fresh b*-g.«i'« jast .jpei.ed. COMIC VALENTINES Melford Hna»«, o^rpot TTTANTED Kuow. .-Girl'- glovef, 2*; In Gb»^t Varibtt. Cheap. *" ladies tat dkerchieffl. 2i ; hlaol* Alf»pf>c». s^'^ ; t«i*el« frcm 3i ; ladie»* — — • straw h*fs, 3'; hdiet-' fuk hlovps, 61; __ _ __ _ _ _ _ crard val.m m dren* sn.ffa, a> 6jd. H. JNEW GOODS C. Sbobbs' Gre»t. ' leaii g K*\». j ugt opQnod ouh \\T ANTED CASH.— New Currants ~~~ W s^d ; Valencia-, 6d ; Sultanas, D H< To Frames, Fire Screens, Writing 7d ; Elemes, 7d ; Muscatels, Is 6d ; l£lb X. Desks, \» ork oxes, Photo Albamß, boxes New Figs 8d ; Whito Sugar, 2|d. Scrap Albums, Writing Albums, Docu- Jas. McGregor, opposite tho Arcade. went Baskets, Letter Clips, Inkstands, : TFNDFk^ Pen knives, and every description of xanunna. Fancy and Commercial Stationery. rmp-Kvrw-Dcs * j t ni- j We have lso a large of Brown mENDEBS wanted for Cart.ns: and Wrapping Paper Grocers' Grey Bags, also 1 Hacking about 100 Aerea Oats near Confectionery «nd Fruit Bags Methven. n-n^-MCKa N ' w 800k 8 an d New Music by every „ WM ' r, m? MA8 > „ mail steamer, ?!?1 Care of C. Hardy & (^o. iSubßcribers supplied with English, T/CrANTHDKnown.-For Rentlema-'a American, and Continental Newspapers YY Bhir t 3 . Vosfe , p » nt( . f Bocka , braces. and .. Ma g v! =ines immediately on arrival of tie?, etc., go to H. 0. Sfqbrs 1 Genuine m^l' ....'. . . „ , Olesring Sale. Great variety of each . Special attention is given to all orders ju«t opened. . for . Bo kbindmg, Pr.otia,, Engraving, * and Lithography. Specimens on view, i TjIURNITURE— To meet the times, W. Special Discounts allowed to Library I JP DAVIS, Cabinetmaker, East street, ar.d School Committees. Catalogues and Ashburton, is now selling Furniture of all Lists on application, kinds cheap- *r than ever. Chest of Any Book wan ed which may be ter- n£lss ; Spring Couches, £1 ss. porarily out of Btock will be immediately Every other article equally cheap.. AH procured from our (Jhristchurch Establish- netv furniture at second-hand price. 804 mont, the stock of which is one of the largest and best assorted m the colonies ; Special AdViftisements. or f, rom our Lon don Agency by direct • — ! =■ — — r~-i mail steamer. CENTBAIi^HOTEL. J WOOD &CO JW. MqßAllhiavlot; taken the above _ * „ * _ . . Hotel; '"^solicits a share of patronape iiooksellerfl, Stationers,- Printers, and from the people of Ashbnrtnn and sur- Bookbinders, rounding diatrlot*. Beat Brands of Wlne'e STATIONERS' HaLL, ASHBURTON. S £ irl ?2? d uiF eer8 ff a n a A CERTAIN OUliB FOX BALDN^eS Good Stabling— Feeds, One Shillixj uakj/hjab Horses and Boggles to let on hire a HTPI^M AM'C prloes to meet the times tn l X IVI r * LN For the convenience of travellers ' UVIinQD Uq\v Dimrln/>av banaomcab will meet all trains. IlWipbC ndll ril)UUlit)F, (Kegistered). fIiHE underbigned have Jußt Received _. _TT~ . | I X FKBSH SUPPLIES PiUOB, 4s. Ol? ' 1 NirwriAßTT V poat A KEW D T SC°VERY for the growth j NEWCASTLE COAL J± of Hair on t|)e y ead and Face . for WESTPORT COAL removing and preventing Dandruff, and V.D.L. TIMBER arresting the Fall of the Hair It cures any V D L PALINGS DißeaßO of tlio Scalp, and causes now BCILED AND RAW OIL ££* °" the bead &fter being bald £or CAST>ti OIL None genuine without the trademark WHITE AND RED LEAD md sign. ture— JOHN HICKMAN AMERICAN LOOKS To be obtained at all Chemists. HOUSE VARNISH WHITEj C AYGILL, & CO., WIBE NETTING BANISTERS A ND SOLICITOUS, WIRE NAILS J. W. WHITE, Notary Public. FENCING WIRE (Barb) ™ r ™ FENCING WISE ( Plaint \ T OTIOR is hereby given that the JJJWNOIJNU v>4»E, (flam; H nnderßignedj Mewr . Whitb amd TN«?PFrTTONr TNVTTim 0# ( White Smithson, and Raymond), of lNbl'liCllUN INVIIH.D. Timaru, and John A. Oatoill, of Ash- burton, have this day entered into lVTr» f^flll 11 m drill C*f\ Partnership as Barristers and Solicitors, IVAC^aUUm dUQ LO., at rt ßhburton, under the style of "White! TIMBER, IRON, AND COAL Oaygill and Oo." MrJ. W White, will MERCHANTS attend the sittings of the CJourta at Aih- MANUFACTUKHIKS & ]MPOHTE*B WHITE & CO., john a. oaygill. Money to lend m any sums on S~*i T~» "T7» A m approved freehold security. Offices ; Bnllock'a Arcade 10*803 A "\nVTTT AT G\ T XT' WILDING AND LEWIB, AjX -LX U iV.JU Oi\.JjJii OARRJ3TER3 AND QOIIOITORS. £> _ k5 •* F. WI L D ING, Notary Public. SUEPLUS STOCK Offioet: Nrat "SS^ Batmi "• Mr Wilding will attend the sittings of of the Ashburt.on < ourts on Tuesday and Fridays, and may be consulted personally n theee days. nPADEDV PI nTUIIiP Tne firm ifl now represented m Ash- UflMrCnfj ULUiniliUj burton by Mv Clayton, an English Solicitor of considerable experience, who will be m daily atteudance at the osjce AND to reueive inßcraotioua > "«nd conte'r with dents. #100 8 "R O O HP & EW ZEALAND CLOTHING J^> V^r v>r j. o, FAf)TORf Commencing fTtHE NEW ' GOODS FOR THE J SUMMER SEASON ARE Saturday, Jan. 82.- sow OP fL ED ODT - The Stock is . THE LARGEBT & BEST SELECTED IN THE T r 'WN, And the variety q£ Sfyjp and Patterns m aVV A TT7«4T> "R A T>r A T"NTQ Me P' fl> Youth 1 8 !' and ?°y a ' Wptbmg ? urxCiLAli^Ol UAJaCjrAIJNo ifiaves nothing to bo desired. jj — __ p „,..., i Thousands of Men's and Boys Suite, tl Ever offered m Aohburton, « newest styleß. Troußerß and Trousan v and Vests manufactured of New w • ' Zealand Tweeds. Every garment ■ warranted shrunk j* Jvercoats, Waterproof Coats and Legg^gs FOR PRICES SEEgHANDBILLS. Bala, compris ng every new style worn tr CJhildron's Jerspy Suite, Children's Men- of-WarSuifa ■ mmmm Gentlemen's Hosiery. Scarves ; o^fpr4 D ! uegatta and White Shirts p| X 1^" IWiTT W HP T? Buga ' ortmantwaUB ' and Travelling Bags "he celebrated WERTHEJM SEWING MACHINE. Time Payment. Ni^v OLOC HING FACTOBr, Gast Btsiiv.



' NOnCE TO" THE "LADIES OF ASHBOBTON. H JTBS PAULING has BEHOVED to JML WALTON COTTAGK, Green Lane, Hampstead. 145 MRS MANHIRB, FANCY GOODS WAREHOUSE, SaUNDERS' BoiLDINGfI, Eaet street. FANCY STATIONERY, Toys, and Christmas Presents m variety. Christmas Cards, &c, &c. Ladies' and Children's Pinafores and Aprons, *c , &c. 9624 CAUTION TO POACHERS. i'N consequence of so much Poaching of -■- Trout from the Lagmhor Creekß I hereby give notice that anyone found bo doing will be prosecuted ; and further, that a reward or £20 will be paid to any person who will give such information a« shall lead to the conviction of such offenders. DONALD McLEAN, 11°35 Lagmhor; moWLE'S PENNYROYAL AND X STEEL PILLS FOR FEMALES qulokly correct all irregularities, and relieve the riißtresning pyroptoms bo pre> ralent with tha sex. . Boxes 1j IJd anri Is 9d, of all Chemists and Patent Mudinine Vendors. repared cnly by The Lincoln •nd Midland Counties Drui» Oo . Lincoln, England. Wholesale of all the Wholesale Houses. Beware of Imitations. TRY KIRKPATEICK'S NEW. SEASON'S JAM. SPECIAL NOTICE. T7"IRKPATRICK ; S~NEW SEASON'S J\. JAM *is made from NELSON GROWN FRUIT, and boiled within a few hours after the fruit has been gathered It thus retains most of the natural flavor of the fresh fruit. KIBKPATRICK'S NEW SEASON'S '. AM is the most delicious preserve m market. Do not be persuaded to buy cheap and inferior brands of Jam, the remains of old J stock, which must be sold at any price, ' but ASK for KIRKPATRICK'S NEW SEASON JAM, and see that you get it. THE BEST 18 ALWAYS TBE HEAPEST. Kirkpatrick'e New Season • ; am is the best. CAUTION. None is genuine unless our name is •tamped on each tin, and has our egtatered Trad© Mark "Lord Nelßon' the label. S. Kirkpatrick & Co. MANUFACTURES, 1 NBLSON, N. 3. W