oitement here is now settling down. The officials at Qaillimane, a seaport of Mozambique, and the centre of the territory in dispute between England and Portugal, are much dissatisfied wit i the manifesto issued by Senor Pimental, the Portuguese Premier.

EXHIBITION RIFLE CONTEST

RE3U2QT OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP,

(MB PBBSS 4SSOCIATIOH.)

Dunbdiv, January 18 Following It the result of tbe champion ship :—Seamen Williams, Wellington, 453; Seaman Fiance, Wellington, 451; . Gcnuer Taylor, Auckland, 449; Lieut. White, Auckland, 448. France mined lili last shot. , . DuHEDiir, January 20. , J .In firing off for the 11th, 12:h and 13th plsoes In the championship Gunner Driver and Captain Pcondfoot (eaoh 11), and private Fob er (7) secured positions, Lieut Davy only made five. A strong wind was Dlowing on the rtnga, and a '": l> illght shower fell at ten o'olook bat soon -'. dearedoff. '■■-'

THE LABOR TROUBLES

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Bisinr, Jan airy 17 The colliery hands in Westphalia are iiow demanding a reduction in the honrs ■'; of labor to eight hours, and an increase of wages by 50 per cent. N \ _ r , , lii.uLiw Jtnnsry 18. ■ --■-,;■ The port stokers and coal men of Hamburg have struck, owing to a reduc : tion in the rate of wages. f ; Ten thousand miners of Gharleroi have renewed their strike. ! '?&■ -^ Lohdow, Jamnary 18 n---,.^ Fire hundred wharfmen at Benn,ond mr fey hare struck for payment during "" mealtimeß/

LATEST CABLE NEWS.

[BT UtCTBIO IBLXOBAFH OOPYBXOHT. J (MB PBKBB ASSOCIATION.) " (Riaelred January 20,11.67 p.m.)

EMIN BEY.

. ,;, ' LoihwiT, Janaary 19 ■ :::, The Khedive has promised Brain f Bej an appointment to a high port at Suakim and Wadyhalfa.

SERIOUS FIRE.

A large, grain elevator at Baltimore, containing 700,000 bashels has been j;. burnt

IRRIGATION.

" ,'.' An Irrigation Trust is being formed.

THE MARKETS.

vj English wheat market is firmer; ''Continental declining; American steady. New Zealand wheat on passage averages 353' '_,

(Reeelred Junnary 20 1.45 p.m.

IMPERIAL FEDERATION.

s Sydnky, Jsnanty 20. The " Telegraph" referring to Lord j Onslow's remarks on Imperial Federa tion, at Duaedin, predicts that Lord Carriogton will not advocate Imperial Federation when he returns to England. He may advocate tne retention of the Imperial connectioD,but he knows more than Lord Onslow does of Australian public sentiment. It believes this knowledge has taught him that no ■cheme of Imperial Federation will be acceptable to Australia.

DISASTER.

.. , . 1. Mblboubnz, Janaary 20. Two fishermen were capsized at Port Phillip, and one named Page was drowned. The other named Bailey, was rescued after clinging to the boat tor pinety-four hours, and undergoing terrible snfferiogs. He is in a critical condition,

LOAN FOR MELBOURNE.

 A city loan of a million will shortly be issued.

BARQUE ASHORE.

Adelaide, January 20. - The barque Glenross is ashore at Cape Banks. The crew have been rescued. '.

SEIZED BY AN OCTOPUS.

♦ (PXB FBBSS ASSOOUTIOM.)

TraAHtr, January 20t A.diver n»med Collls while working under »boai 20ft of water on Saturday ftt • illpway w» seized by »n Ootopus of 6 feet 6 Inchei spread wbiob also got hold of the tlmbera of the allpi Collli bad the preiecce of mind on seeing tbetoreatare ooutng to extend his arms and avoid having them pinned and waa able though with dlfficalty to poll hlmielf away by the lifeline and walk to and climb hli ladder With the octopus around him.

CONUNDRUM.

BY H. O. DODGK,

Why do«i» pugilist appeir Like one who has a cold serare ? . The pugilist, he knows his blowi, ; The othet fellow blows hit nose. .' Why lift mercbint making money Lika • bae tlut's making honey ? The merchant sells in stores; the bee Just stores Id cells, si yon may see, Why is » locomotive like Old Sambo at the baojo's strike ? ..Down brake* the engine whistles loud, Ssmbo whittles ' break downs' prond. Why Is an overcoat of gauze Like something that the dentist draws ? The coat's too thin, beyond a donbt, The other is, of course, tooth oat. , A weather prophet underground— Why it be like a saloman found ? Wei), the weather knowing feller, Is a prophet for a cellar, And the other, though you scoff it, It 4 seller for a profit. Why it a pedlar pulling his cart Liice any boy in winter, smart ? The pedlar draws hie wares—the boy In winter wears his drawers with oy. Why does most any man you see . tteiemble very much a tree ? One makes a bow and leave* somehow, The other leaves and makes a bough, Why is a carpenter like a man Who loves a maiden all he oao ? One's made a door, for that's bin trade The other just adores a maid. Why is an ea?le in the sky like a poor, drowning little fly? That's easy, One flies in the air, And one fly's in the water there i ... • , " Son inland Times."

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS

-* fFSB FBBSS A3SOOIATTON. Serious Accident;.

Masterton. January 20 Donald end (Jharlea Cameron, when dslviug boms late on Saturday night from their oontreot ia a brake, went over a staep siding at Mangapakebs. Both were In jaeed and brought to Masteaton hoepltal where Donald died last night. Appointments. Uumedin, Jainuacy 20, Inepsctor Pardy t»keß permanent charge of the Dunedltt police district, Inspector Moore replacing him at New PJymouth, Mr Marchbanks of the Fablio Works Department has received the appointment of Assistant Engineer to the) Manawatu railway. A Good Yield. Bew Hoy and Company obtained 66 ounces of amalgam last week. Bobertson Bros., Oardona, obtained 100 ounces for 18 days elnioinpr. Suicide. Auckland. January 20. Captain Samuel Frederick Sawell, who resided at St Stephen's Avenue, Paroell, blew out his bralna with a tlfla at 7 a.m. to-day. He was formerly In the service of the East India Company, He lcaras a wife and family. He was suffering from meJanoholy mania. H-M.S Opal. Arrived—HM. 8 Op d from Wellington, Sir George Grey. Sir George Grey, who la at Waiwera •offering from a severe coli, has given £20 to the jubilee fan.. The Jubilee. . Donations are coming in rapldlyj and the funds will be maoh larger than was ever expected, The country people are already oomlog Into town for the festivities In large nnmbera.

THE LATE MONSIGNOR COLEMAN

The Right Rev Monsignor Coleman, whose long career of usefulness terminated so suddenly snd unexpectedly on Wednesday morning, will long be remembered in this , community with loving and affectionate regard. His high attainments, genial manner, liberal mind, and generous disposition endeared him to all, and his sudden death will cause a feeling of profound sorrow. A mere catalogue of the positions and offices that have been held by Monsignor Coleman would show tbat his life has been one of service and duty in a very high degree, but would still be only vaguely suggestive of the work he has done, and of the influence he has exercised. During his long residence in this diocese he has made very many personal friends, not a few of whom are outside the church of which he «vas a loyal, devoted, and honoured servant, *and the intelligence of | his recent elevation to the distinguished rank cf Monsignor—domestic prelate to the Pope— was received with much sati faction Mon signor Wi liam Coleman, who was better known ns Archdeacon, or Father Coleman, was born on the banks of the Blackwater, Connty Water/ord, Ireland, between Lismore and Fermoy, in 1830, and was 59 years of age at the time of his death: As a boy he wa2 educated at the seminary of the Viecentem Brothers in Cork, and thence proceeded lo Maynotho, where he highly distinguished himself in his ecclcsistical studios. Being, ordained when he ai rived at the cannical age. he held several curacies in the diocese of Cloyue, and subsequently was appointed to Ballymacada in County Cork, where he was parish priest when Dr Moian was translated from the Cape of Good Hope to Dunedin. Kno xring that the bishop was much perplexed t:> obtain clergy to accompany him to so distant a part of the worl<3, Father Coleman, in a spirit of complete self-sacrifice, gave up home, kindred, country, and very excellent prospects, volunteering to accompany the bishop, whose righfhand man he has been ever since his arrival in 1871. / ppointed Vicar-general almost immediately, important work in counection with the, organisation of new diocese was atonce thrown upon Father Coleman, and discharged with the ability and energy which were his characteristics. In 1874 he was despatched by the bishop on a mission to the old country in order to provide for the increasiug needs of the diocese, in which mission he was eminently successful, returning with several young priests and nuns of the teaching order whose educational labours are so highly appreciated. In October 1876, Father Coleman wa? appointed to the charge of the Oamaru district in which he has laboured since thht date, having only within the last year or two had tne assistrnce of a curate. In 1882 the bishop created Father Coleman archdeacon of the diocese, being the honour in his power to confer; and on his recent visit to Rome would appear to have made such representations in the proper quarter that the archdeacon was advanced to the dignity of a monsignor and appointed a domestic chaplain to the Pope, the rank conferred being only inferior to the episcopate, and placing him among the prelates of the church. As showing the g'eat esteem in which Monsignor Coleman was held by his bishop and co-workers, we may -mention that the business of the synod of the church has been suspended.) ;• . I^. The clergy of the diocese met yesterday, his Lordship Bishop Moran presiding, but only business) the discharge of which was imperative, was transacted, and the synod was then adjourned, after unanimously adopting the following resolution :—" That this synod desire to, place on record, their heart-felt regret at the death of Monsignor Coleman, and cannot adequately express their sense of the great loss the diocese has sustained by the death of this distinguished and popular ecclesiastic." > The will of Monsignor Coleman was read yesterday by the'lawyer who drew it up, and we. understand that he has left every shilling he had in the world to the church, to whose service his life has been so unreservedly devoted. ■— "0.D.T." January 16-

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Skutnt Men.— Well;.' Health Benewee restores health and vigor, cures Dyapepsid Impotence Sexual Debility. At chemists ano druggists. Kempthorna, Prosaer and Cr Agents, Ohrißtchuroh Bough on Pilbs—Why suffer Pil=a ? laid ediate relief and com plots ouca goarantaaf m9kfor Rough on Piiosi Bare oan for r.ehinß rotraiine, bleeding, or any form of Piles.



IN BAKKBUPTOY. In the District: Court of Ashbnrton (being a Local Court of Bank rnptoy), holden at Ashborton. /: : In the matter of •* The Bankruptcy ' Aot, 1883," and the Aots amend ing the same. "VTOTIOE is hereby given that Thomas J3l Pokier, of "WUiblow F«u>er, hits this day beea adjudicated a bankrupt, and tbat the first meeting of Creditors will be held In the Dlstrlot Courtboase, Ash burton on FRIDAY, January 24th, 1890, at 2 o'clock In the afternoon. Dated this 20 th day of January, 1890, 3 .0. BELL, lj-135 Deputy Official Assignee;



The Clydesdale"; Entire Young Major. YOUNG MAJOB iB by Major, who was Imported to Tasmania from England by B, Q, Kermode, Esq. Hci took first prize at the Boyal Sooietv'a It how in England, and-also mimy first prizes) in Tasmania. ; YOUNG MA JOB was bred by Mr Jfttne* Stark, his dam being Smiler, imported f'om : Tasmania, where she was & first priao-taker, and her progeny gained many awards. I The prices realwed from the sale of the I Lawcliff H ra? Btock got by Young Major, 1 chow that his progeny are reckoned firßt»olase | by the public. ' Thrmb :—Season, £3 ; guarantee, SA 10s. f Grocmage fee 6s, payable at first BftTict 1 j Social terms lor three or mow mares, jwa AwSiaßPiwNG, Aibioutoßf 6 -•' " ' i



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ABHWJRTON OADBT VOLUNTEERS, mHEAnnnsl GeaerM Meeting will,be 1 beld at the Drillshed on FRIDAY, 24 h January, 1890, at 7,30. Fvery member Is expected to attend. W. St. G. DOUGLAS, M«jor, N.Z.V. Ashbarton, 20th Jan., 1890. 1 132 mENDCBS are invited for fixing Bell at X Tinwald School, Particulars can be obtained at my Office. Tenders to be in 1, by FSIDAY, 24fth inst. B. BIRD, 1 134 Arohiteot. IN BANKBUPTOY. Is the Estate of Joseph Ciaek, of Tinwald, Grain Merchant, ALL Persons claiming to have Grain stored in the Stores lately in occupation of the above-named Bankrupt will please send in their Store receipts and make statutory declaration as to quantity and description on or before the 25th mat k to the undersigned, J. 0. BELL, Deputy Official Assignee. Aehbnrton, January 15th, 1890. 1 100 ASHBURTON LICENSING DISTRICT T HEREBY give notice that the follow A. ing persons nave been nominated to act ac members on the Aihbaiton Licenetng Committee, v(e , ANDREWS, GEORGE WILLIAM BULT,OOK, THOMAS OHAPMAN.STEPHEN STEPHENSON GRIGG, JOHN ' LEADLEY, GEORGE WILLIAM SAWLE, JAME3 WRIGHT SEALY, THOMAS STANDISH, FttANK THOMAS, DAVID And I further give nofr'oe that • poll for the Election of FIVE of the above Danced candidates will be taken at tha Templar Hall, Tinwald on WEDNES DAY,. 22nd January, 1890 commencing it 9 a.m. and closing at 6 p.m. - r F. MAINWaRING, Retnroicg Officer.  Ashburton, Jannirylltb, 1890. IJB3. ABHBDBTON COUNTY STOCK AND fiALEYAEDS CO., Lmixifl). ;



AS the leanest of several Farmers the Company has decided tj hold a SpeoUl ' PIG FAIR For the Sale of STORE PIGS, , AT THB Tinwald Yards Early In Maroh. Farmers W'H oblige by letting the Caretaker have particulars of their Entries as early aa possible. GEO. JAMESON, I 75 Chairman. Webster and Mac Donald MEBBBS WEBSTER & MAODONALD have received instraotions from the New Zealand Railway Department to cffei by Public Auction on FRIDAY, JANUAEY 24th, At 1 o'clock p.m. la their Auction Boom, Goraldine, THE LEASE for (seven years of the EAILWAY BEBERVEB I Nob. 1925 and 2810, situated on the BangiUta Riverbed and containing 4224 Acres. Plans can be Been and fall particulars | obtained at the offices of the Auctioneers. WEBSTER AND MAODONALD, £ 51 Auctioneers.



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1 " H- M7TOTJBB SANTA GLAUS IS COMING, AND 60 IS OLD JFATHER CHRISTMAS, r r\O glre the above a fitting reoepttop and welcome, the undersigned has purchased I largely of Toys, Books, and Fancy Goods suitable for the oomlngSeason, and o-Jcnlated tom.ke y Merry Heart., Happy Countenances .««»«« «J* T^ Stock oolalata of an extensive and varied assortment of Goods In Plash, China Leather, Eleowop ate, excellent in quality and elegant in design, ; BOOKS from Religions Traot Society, Ward Lock and Co, and Caisell and Company, suitable for PRIZE REWARDS and PRESENTATION putposes. ORNAMENTS, VASES, FLOWERS ak» BIRDS (in glass shades), &c : Fancy' Oninawaie, Tea Sen lew, GUsaware, Japanese Goods, Writing i Desks, Wotkboxes, Albums, Photo Frames, Inkstands. Aoooidians, Organs, Pianos, and numerous other articles to choose from. : i TOYSj Dolia, Trains, Stock Whips, Tea Sets, Furniture and great Variety of all sorte from the Id Squeaker to the .uooomotlve golDg by steam. Toya that break and °XMAB YEAR CARDS, Opalines, Soented Saohets, Hand-Painted, eto. j CRICKETING MATERIAL. i r B. M.UPMIIS. .; iw THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND offers the advantages of efficient and confidential management and pro vides for the administration of Estates under Marriage Contracts, Settlements and Wills :at reduced Rates of Charges. Persons who are about to marry, or who may be desirous of constituting Trusts for benevolent or charit able purposes, should consult the Public! Trustee, or any; of his Agents, . Arrangements are made for the continuance of the services of, family Solicitors. ACL \ND, BARNS AND CO., Christclmrcli, Local Agents JOHN G. KESTELL COMMISSION, FINANCIAL, AND GENIiEAL AGENT VALUATOR AND EXPERT ACCOUNTANT, , WEST STREET, ASHBURTON. AGUNT FOR THE MERCANTILE FINANCE CO., Limited rAJiB DfcEßlNtt aLLSJI'JESL TWINE BlflDtfß TTiis Mr*, hine, always the Best, still leads the way, has taken aB many First Pilßes as any in the Market, it is the Lightest in Draught, and the Most Perfect in work. Farmers, Contractors, and othera are invited to inspect before buying a Machine „ THE DEJfiJttllSG requires fewer Extras than any Machine in the Field, EXTRAS ALWAYS IN STOCK, PAN.ITOLA ,TEA OOMPaNY'cJ POKE INDIAN TEAS-The Beet and Cheapest in the Market. Once used no other is palatable THS EQOIT^BILiUi INSDEA.NOSS ASSOCIATION of JCs'ew Zealand—Fire, Marine, and Guarantee 1 THE NOKTfIiiBN AbSORANGE COM^ANX—Fire and Life ' ' &c , &c H/ WING lecnred the Premises of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company in Weßt Street, where my Office for the conduct of the above JBuoijaeiaea will be found, I am prepared to undertake the Storage of Wool; Gkain, and other Produce.at Lowest Current Bates. . , Wool, Grain, and other Produce shipped to any part of the world that my CJients w)>Bh at Lowest Ratea of Freight, and with all charges on the lowe&t remunerative sc*le. Liberal Cash Advances made, on all Produce entiusted to ma either tor Storage or ißhipment. Caah Advanced on Beal; Estate, Bills of Sale, Growing (Jropß, Wool, or any undoubted personal Security, Acting as' Broker only, I have no other interest to conserve but that cf my constituents. '-'•'■' Complicated r Accounts adjusted, and Auditing and General Accountants' work undertaken. v '■ ■ ■ ■ ' , . • \ Indents for (3oods from the Home or any other Market will receive my attention FOB SALE— Woolpacks, Corn Backs; Binder Twine, &c, &c. MY COAL AND TIMBER Eual will be carried on as heretofore on the Old Premise!, and at it It my intention to sell »t a email profit for Cash, prices quoted will be on that basis. When credit is required special arrangements may be made. 100 TONS of freshly Imported COAL in Stock and to be followed by regular supplies. TIMBER-A Large and General Assortment now on the way by rail and «ea IRON—Hardware and all Builders' Requisites. ,; JOHN G.~EBSTELL. COMMISSION AGENT W. GKIiGG AND COMFAWV, \ * PtJKE BLENDED TEA,S S NEWJ3EABON, 1888-9, and lib FACKEIS, 2ib FA»OY CANISTERS A3xi> slb and Ilb TjLNP TBY TfiESH BLENDS. TliY THESE BLENDS I CROWN )j (l EAGLE )) fl^bitioj| [I G L U B j) i 1 \\., OMS TRIAL WILL K&lAisiiXSii THMM OORSTABX ÜBK k be obtilccd (sow TOHJN OBR & CO : v*~ • ." and : T). MOJfABLANE. ,| SPEOIAIi EXJBCHASBB EOK CHBIBTMAB TEADB. MITCHELL~& TURNER . t — ABB NOW SHOWING— n^HE Grandest Lot' of Gents' Tweed fiuita ever opened up in Aehburton. Ohciap J. and good fitting Boys' Wellington, Kalapoi, and Mosgiel Tweed Suits, 1 Bplendld Llneß In Gents 1 Trousers and Veit from 14s 9d up. ; . '' ;< Special Value in Gents' Saddle Tweed Tiousere, " our own make.'!' ' ~ Men's and Boys' Hats in endless variety, cheap and of excellent quality. «F BOOTS BOOTS BOOTS «ffl& Our BOOTS are'notedfor first-cißss wear and reasonable prioes. N.B —" Lediee "if you want a Reel of Cotton, or a parcel of Household Drapery we are the people who give tip top value fcr your money. ': MITCHELIT& TUEFER KAIAPOI HOUSE f TANORBD STREET, AJSHBURTO.N, 7



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FRIEDLANDER BROS. JUST LANDING Ex CITY OF DELHI— 1000 Bales Oornsacks WHICH WE OFFEE AT LOWEST CUBBENT BA.TEB. WE ARK oABtl BUYERS OF WHEAT, OATS, BABLEY, and fiYEGBASfc IN LARGE OR SMALL QUAimi'TOS LEaDIKG THE WOULD. THE A WAR D—being an objeot of a»t-^r«s awarded the Massey Manufacturing Ooy.; f Toronto, ?aDada. for their SELF-BINDEB (Mabsb*'s Toeonto Light Bihdkb) Opewtnd In the gteat World's FMd Trial held at Noislel, near Paris, Franca, July 19 22, 1889, where F.fteen of the moat , noted maehlnea on earth competed. Also—A GOLD MEDAL wai accorded the Matsey Manufacturing Oompany for their general exhibit of maohfnet at the Paris Exposition, Over 700 Mkohlnea told In Vlototla hie Season—a record not beaten by any other make, FRIEDLAjmER BROS, SOLE AGENTS.



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THE ESTGLISHMACHINE AS |USUAL 2IN THE FEONT EANK AT FOBtD TBIAL held 2nd Jana.ryfat Bomuy, Viotoila, th HORNSBY BINDEB WAS AWAIUMSD MBSf PBIZE OnlyMfeirS&Uoblneiraie left aaiold, forfwbloh e»rly tppUoaiioolscould be maas. Geo. Jameson, AGENT,



i. PEOIALLY AUTHORISED WHOLESAI AGENTS FOE NEW ZEALAND^ '• ■: ' ■ - '■ ><S! i, h «"»■• s r'~' '\';|! L;^ n |\yfESSBS P. HAYMAN * CO,, Danei 7 If.IL Chrietchnroh, Wellington,and 'Ail land. The above cany a complete stock; " H. E, KuGEr,MAHir AkD 00. '0 Standard Her _ Magnetic Remedies, whicb may "be obtain from all Ohemists and Storekeepers all over t Globe. ; . v . , -v-;.:/| LOOAL AGENTS FOB H. B. KtTGELMAH ATMD CO.'S MAGNETIC MEDICATES—J These Goods can be procured from the 9 , • following,— , .^ 1:- .; v'w| ASHBURTONtO.M, Broom, Chemist^ John Oke,* 06- Merchant! EAKAIA—O. Habdt Aim Co,, Merchant^ • •T-■ . -i . . . ■» i ;Jt| These unrivalled Herbal Medicines Mil lsiyersally acknowledged, to: bo the best I* ths world. They are quite different toaK Jthers known, being absolutely liiiuiiijim—ii l@ their universal excellence. •"•' , •-.?, They are absolutely specific for those! complaints for which tfcejf are specially' prepared, and are free from pojaon and aft mineral drugs, and an qoite Dleaiant to take J THE «*T^lf Of PAS&DIBB, YOB AL&' LTJUG AKD THRJAT DISEASES . : As Bronchitis, Asthma, Wheeling, Coughs, Colds, Fog Fever, Sore Throat, Btodicg ftoav Longs, Tightness on the Chest, lnflammatioß 1 of Lungs, Collapse of the Air Cells, Induration of Lungs, Congestion of Longs, etc., etc. Itta the only medicine, known to mankind that will i completed cure /Consumption in its early $ stages. It fc composed of choice froita, flower seeds, gums, balsam*, and herbs; It renovate! : and fatteaa the weakest constitution* alike of young or old. . It is exceedingly jrlnanant to -; take, and causes aa immediate latprovaaent in all who take it; Bold la bottte rtfcld 4s, ti, and lOs, : '■; \..,._ ; t . .f''' :-J> ' , ■ THB BOOM OP THE COMING OSKTUBT H.E. Kngelmann'B BLBOTBIO E3SBROV An external remedy for all pains or aches* Nothing like this has erer been known, and nothing else will erer equal it. If you ha^w a rheamatism or gouty pain that yoa do not care about, obtain a bottle" of' this Electrio Bssenco and* will make yon happyi Use it for sprained backs, knee joint*,-all swtllinga, dropsy, back ache. Bdatica, nearalgia, weak spines, ■ lumbago, contractions, lameneu., - cnunpe, quinsy, mnmpa, diphtheria, croap, and for aU pains and aches. Never be without it for snake bite, and all bites of insects or r rtinge, and for burna cnta andsoaldi. Prios taCcand 7 -... H. K. KUGELHANR'S STB OIHTMSNT AND, ABODTRw BMOLIEVT. '« • . i •,; ' '• rhifl Is undoubtedly , the finest Pharma ceutical product of the century. An immediate- ~ cure for chilblains and. froat-bites. Nothing ' thitherto known oan compare with this Oint< ment for its marvellous excellence, eleganoa of • combination and superior effectiveness. It Blight, Watery. Blight, Matter or Humory ■ Blight, Inflammation of "Byes aod Lids: Ohronic'Opthalmia* and all andovery Eta: Disease; and as well it is the beet and nicest thing possible for Fly Bite, Mooqaito Bites or ■ Stingß of Scorpions, Ceritipedes, Spiders, ete^ -, and for Bore Throats, Coaghs, Mumps, Qoisay : etc., it is simply splendid. AU weak nervous persons should nee it to rub well in down the : epine and on the stomach. We guarantee that all who uae this once will never be withoit it. Bold only in jars at 2e 9d and fi» ; each, H; B. KUGBLMANN'B iUSBBAL MAGNI&TIO OINTMENT. Ihia nnnvaiiea flerbal. product ia u« ' | donb*«<sly the beet Ointment ever elaborated' for curing old sores, bad legs, ulcers, flstules, piled, bleeding piles; eruptions of the skin, broken chilblainß, c«te, wounds, etc, «te et» i In jaie at Is, 1b 9d, Sa Qd. and 6s each* TBJB HJSEBAL MAQNBTIO TONIC LlVßtt *- AND BTOMAQH BESTOBEB. For all liver complaints, biliousness, jaun , (Alee, congested liver, enlarged liver and Bpleec languor, droweiness, pains ' between the .shoulders' chronic indigestion and all Btomach complaints, heartburn, flatulency, r sou stomach, vomitting of food, losb of appetite, sick headache, nervousness, nervous debilityj . prostration, and the convalescing stages of ail acute diseasei, Sold in bottles at 6a and 10i eacht ( ',.., ■ THE ftATUBAL ELEOTBIO BLOOD \ PUP.IFIEB. ; • * i jLhis medicin* has no equal for* all blood and skin diwaaesj perteotly free from mercury, ' arsenic, and all mineral drags. • Saver fails to 1 cute the worst forms of scrofn!*, scurvy, | eczema, itch, ulous, aboessee, sore legs and breasts, and all diseases having their origin in | the blood. It will work wonders In every case without exception.—See handbook, vricea' 4s 6d,6a 6d, and 12i 6d each bottle, i THE FLUID HERBAL LIFI. This m the soul of plants, and absolute specific for chronic nearalgia, faceache, tooth ; ache, tic doloreux, swollen face, gumboil, and araohet Price Is 9d and 8% per bottle. THB HERBAL MAGNETIC UYEB PILLS These Pills are unrivalled, and superior to all others for all liver troubles^'biliousness, coetiveness, giddiness, indigestion, wind and heartburn. They are composed solely of the vital properties of herbs, are coated and tasteless. At Is 9d and 8s each. These should be kept in every house, as they kit • I sure cure for numberless ills* . THB CHHjDBEN'3 VITAL ESBBHOB. This is a liquid food medicine, prepared and adapted exclusively for permanently removing the ailments and diseases of infants and children in every country and climate. It gives life, energy, fleeh, bone and muscle to the frail and waste! infant, and will restore the health, vitality, vigour, and plumpness of the weak, diseased, or Bickly child. Being pleasant to take, it is readily taken by all. Bold in two. sixes only, price Sb 6d and 6e each with our guarantee attached, without which cannot be genuine. HEBBAI MAGNETIC BTHMA CURS This unrivalled Herbal Compound is nn- , donbledlythe beetinhalent in all Asthmatioal complaints and Difficult Brcatbicg, as Dry Asthma Humid Asthma, Spasmodic Asthma, Nervoua Asthma, Bronchitis, Wheeling, Tightness en the Chest, Catarrh, Hay Fever, Coldßin the Head, *c, *c* Sold at3s6d,6« . and 10s, " HERBAL MAGNETIC SNBEZIHQ - POWDER, This is most useful little remedy of uvery uniform a-*i positive character. - It has been evised 12d used for many yews for Colds in' he Head, Oattrrh in the nose, Hay cv» Ozena, Naeal Polypus, and all Obstructions >n the Nose or Nasal Pasaagea. Bold at 2a, a, H E. BTTGELBOLNJKT & CO, BOLE PBOPEIETOBB Manufactnrerß of Electric and Proprietary Medicines, Distillers of Essential Oils and Medical Liquere, eta, etc, 4th A ew YorkOitrtT.S.A. / Außtralian Head Office and Warehouse; It and 174 William street, Melbourne, Viotoria Plantation? and reducing establisbjaesia ' • Mount Paradise,' Gembrood, Gippeland I Don't re* our Description Handt.oo to acy aidniHi « aay bt ha I . .►•-*■