Devonshire Lass, 6sb 91b also started. Won by a length. Time 2min 45sec. Dividend £2 3s. Handicap Tkot, of 20 soys. About three m il eß ._Wakanui,3osec, 1; Charlie, 40sec, 2 ; Monopoly, 65»ec, 3. Nineteen started. Won comfortably by twenty lengths. Time, Bmin 58sec. Dividend, £2 16s. i Hoxdeknkss Stakes, value winner 31gs, second Bgs ; four furlongs.—Dotteril, Bst 101 b, 1; Surprise, Bst, 2 ; Salopian, Bst, 3 ; Lemon also started. Won easily by two lengths. Time,' 59jsec. Dividend, £2Ua. . . Flying Handicap, of 20 soys ; six fur longs —Adieu, 7st 31b, 1; Red Cross, Bbt 121 b, 2 ; Nellie Gray, 6st 101 b, 3 ; Hark away, 9sfc 21b (incl«din? 71b penalty) also started. Won by a clear length. lime, lmin 18 2-sth sec. Dividend, £7 16s. District Selling Back, of lo soys; six furlongs.-Royaloy, 1; Nightingale, 2 ; Pickle, 3. Twelve started, Time- Imin2lsecs. Dividend, £2 15s. Royalty ■was bought m for £16. Consolation Race, of 10 soys; one mile and a distance.—-Rangiora, Bst, 1; Nelly Grey, 7st 111 b, 2 ; Devonshire Lass, Bst, 3. Five started. Won by a couple of lengths. Time—2min 6sec. Dividend, £3 Bs.

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Sir »••■•*• CJrey. Wbmjngton, April 10. The Trades and Labor Council of New South Wales, m reply to a request from the Wellinizton Trades Council that they should take the initiative m according a public send-off to Sir George Grey on his leaving Sydney, state that m the present feeble state of Sir George Grey a health, it is deemed inadvisable to take any action calculated to excite the f eehngs of the revered statesman. They have, how ever, expressed to Sir G, Grey the grate ful feelings of the workmen m that colony towards him. Obituary. Dunedin, April 10. Henry Houghton, German Consul, is AattA At the inquest on Jonathan bnow, Outran?, the jury frund that death was occasioned by laudanum poisoning self administerad, but there was insufficient evidence to show whether it was administered as medicine or with intention to commit suicide.

The Shelly Bay Disaster

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Wellington, April 9. The Commissioners from the squadron, who have been inquiring into the technical phases of the disaster, concluded their in spection to-day. A large number of wit nesses were examined upon questions of practice, including Captain Powell, of the Auckland Torpedo Corps, The Commis sioners are now preparing their report. Weixngton, April 10, > The case for the Crown closed this morning. Mr Jellicoe called Captain Powell, m charge of the torpedo station at Auckland, who deposed that solder was never used for primers, and was for bidden by the regulations. He never allowed men to take explosives where there was a lighted forge. He stated positively that he had received from Capt. Faulkner a copy of the 1886 circular, which the latter said he had never seen or left with Capt. Powell. Witness pro duced the service primers now m use, which were quite different to those used at Shell Bay. Witness is being subjected to a stiff cross-examination by Capt. Faulkner's counsel. _„_

Latest Cable News Home and Foreign.

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TARANAKI HARBOR BONDS.

London, April 9. The Council of foreign bondholders urge the Government of New Zealand to reconsider the case of investors m the New Plymouth Harbor Board bonds.

CIVIC INVITATION.

The Lord Mayor of London has in vited the Emperor of Germany to be the guest of the Common Council on his visit to England m the summer.

IRISH AFFAIRS.

Lady Zetland and Miss Balfour are travelling through the congested dis tricts on the West Coast or Trelrnd. They have been greeted everywhere with effusive affections and expressions of loyalty to the Crown.

THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF INDIA.

Lord Landsdowne, Governor-General of India, will resign shortly, on account of the state of his health.

AFRICAN COMPLICATIONS.

Capetown. April g. Information has been received here that Lieutenant Freer with a Portuguse escort has been sent by the Portuguese authorities to intimate to the Rhodes Company that they must evacuate their mine ill Massikisse. Lieutenant Freer was arrested and sent to Unitasa's Kraal where Mr Colquhoun, Administrator of the British South Africa Company, is settled. Two hundred', and fifty British gold diggers proceed to Astoria goldfields via Port Beira. The Portu gues« Government complains that this will compel their landing by force. (Received April 10, 1 p.m.)

THE VICTORIAN LOAN.

Syndicates will probably only tender for small amounts, fearing another loan will be put on the market shortly by auction.

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Sydney, April 10. Sailed—Manapouri for Auckland. Sir Harry Atkinson and Captain Russell return to New Zealand by her.

N.S.W. PARLIAMENT.

Government will summon Parlia ment for the despatch of business at the end of May. They propose to in troduce measures dealing with local government, electoral laws, and coal mines' regulations. This being the last session of the present Parliament no attempt will be mad» to bring the question of Federation to a vote of the House, but it will form a main plank of the platform on which Government will go to the oountry. LIBEL PROCEEDINGS. Melbourne, April 10. The action m which Andrew Rowan claims £25,000 from T. 8. Horsfall as damages for alleged libel and slander, arising out of a dispute with Golds brough, Mort and Co.'s directors, has been referred to arbitration. There is also a cross action m which Horsfall Chifu« £30,000 from Bowan for libel

THE ASHBURTON GUAftPIAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1891.



ANDREW ORR :- r 1H ■ > NOW SHOWING THS T APGEST or NEW DRAPERY, CLOTHING, MILLINERY EVER SHOW N IV ASHBUBTON A. ORR.



Family Dairy Churns, Factory Churns, Factory Butter Workers, Family Butter Workers, Butter Pack ages, Print Butter Car riers, German Dairy Paper And everything needed m a complete Creamery or Butter Factory. Send for Circulars and Prices, PORTER BLANCHARD'S SONS, CwToaD, N.H., U.SA , i Established 1518



MANUFACTURERS TO HER MAJESTY BY APPOINTMENT, THE BANK OP ENGLAND AND ITS BRANCHES HO BBS, HART, AND CO, Limited. Steel Safes, Bullion, and Party-Wall Doors,. Locks for all purposes 76 CHEAPSIDE, LONDON, ENGLAND. Manufactories Wharncliffe Works, Arlington street London NJ



ABSOLUTE PROTECTION AGAINSf "FIRB Manufacturers of VfTLCAN PAINT Ann SOTERIA. At:«olute protection agains exteiu.oa of fire. Color cards and test shingles with instruct tions and proofs of on materials well furnished



I am a Cash Purchaser —OF— Wheat, Oats. & Barley. CORNSAOKS SUri'l.iJiD AT CURRENT RATEBJ ftEOME JAMESON ASHBUftTON AND RAKAIA-



Seeds for Autumn WHITE STONE AND DEVONSHIRE GREYSTONE TURNIES, RAPE, DUN OATS CAPE BARLEY!} RYE, MUSTARD SEED &c. ■i ii ■ 1... .Tf - i ■mi (iEORGE JAMESON ASHBURTON AND EAKAIA. 2 3



T AM A CASH PURCHASER OF WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, AND RYEGRAS S. D. THOMAS.



WE ARE PREPARED TO RECEIVE GRAIN AT OUR Ashburton, Tiuwald, X LyiMlhuret stores ON STORAGE AT LOWEST CURRENT BATES. We have for Sale Gornsacks, FULL SIZE AND FULL WEIGHT] WANTED, FOR IMMEDIATEjDELWEK* 100,000 otWHEAT -20!000 sotOATS rlioo Sacks of ryegrass« £\OOO Sacks Seconds of WHEAT • ' HIGHEST PRICKS GIVSSNJ FRIEDUNDER BROS-



D. THOMAS (Late of Matson, Cox and Co.) AUCTIONEER, LAND, INSURANCE, and ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR, WOOL and GRAIN BROKER, ASHBURTON. T OANS Negotiated. Weekly Sales of Live Stock. Tinwald and Ashburton JU alternately. Fortnightly Sales of Sheepskins, Fat, and Hides on FRIDAYS, Sales of Wool throughout the Season. Grain bought and sold on Commission. Clearing sales as per arrangement.



fill I iTmHATIYI ¥¥iW¥lFrf! F'- ATUKES- Strength, Hill 1I I 111 1! " " Ifllllf Durability, Lightness of Draught, XXI II M I" I ' a l I" 11l II Simplicity of Construe i >n, »d 1111/lli 11 If Ii U il'ltlll 1 Reliability oi X r)ltcr< SIZES FOR SALK--,r5, <5, and V-tt Cuts. [4 mfilll 11 ill lW\\ The 7ft Cut is lighter m Draught than ll 111 li'l1 11 111 l| II Ij II any other make of niach'su- viittiug a foot \ U Xi, Si. ■ i || |I || Ili ll na"OWer fjllilili IJllllJiili D.THOMAS, Agent.



IMPORTANT NOTICE. —§§— ■ ' ' " i/ ■ : :'. TO MY CLIENTS AND OTHERS. «.—o— — j>~ fTIHE demand for good Land m Large and Small Farms has again arisen, and every day I have applications for such which I cannot supply. Those wishing either to Let or Sell their Properties will therefore consult their own interest by giving me promptly full particulars, and I can guarantee if the Land is fairly good, and the price not exorbitant, that a sale will be effected. A proper registry of all Lands for Sale is rigidly kept. D. THOMAS, ASHBURTON.



LONGBEACH COACH. ON and after MONDAY, 6th April, the Longbeach Coach will leave the Ashburton Post Office at 4 p.m. ; instead of at 5 p.m. as formerly. R. R. BROWNE 28 Coachman. — —■—ifcUCnC AMU A EBB REASONS KSBbHH I.—The whole of the |Kj]S|l|ay|jWffl] MATERIALS are HHjj^»3E|flfl most carefully selected HUdU|p||JH| by Experts, and no lISK^IUiSK^M THING BUT THE BEST is ffl|9|^MQß9R!R| used. HH3|L|JmIUIh 2.—Great attention is paid to the Cut and Fitting. 3.—The Newest Styles are constantly added to the list. 4.~-The largest variety m New Zealand to select from. s.—Only the best workmen are em ployed on this brand, and every man is responsible for his work. 6.—Every pair is absolutely guaranteed to the wearer. 7.—The largest staff m the Colony is employed at this Factory, thus tending to economy m the manufacture. 8. —Fifteen years' experience has proved that the Zealandias are the best m the WORLD. 9.—Thousands of Customers telling each other of the excellent wear and fit of these boors. 10.—The determination to never per mit the Zealandias to be excelled by any other make. Sold by Boot Retailers and Storekeepers throughout New Zealand. Specialties to be had only m our make. The Paragon and Dependable School Boots for Boys and G. iris. Perfect Marvels for Hard Wear. We also have a Second Quality Boot really good hard wearing lines. These we brand "UNION." The outlook for Zealandias is brighter than ever. Every pair branded Manufactured by SKELTON, FROSTICK & CO., Zealandia Boot Factory, j 4 70 Christchurch. JAMESON, ANDERSON & CO.S PURE CEYLON & INDIAN TEAS. Copies of Testimonial. From Mr W. F. Warner, Commercial Hotel, Christchurch. YOUR celebrated Ceylon and Indian Teas are increasing m favor so much that no other teas are now used m my hotel. I am frequently asked wh*t is the brand and where the teas can be obtained. I remember Sir Harry and Lady Atkinson, Mr and Mrs George Beetham, of Wellington, and many others who have been staying at the hotel re cently, speak of the tea as the best they have tasted for a very long time, and they expressed their intention of purchasing some of the tea from you to take home with them. I may also state that several | gentlemen representing leading tea firms, who have been staying at the hotel, also speak very highly of your tea, and state that it is one of the best they have met with m their travels —W. F. Warner. To be Procured From G E O. JAMESON, SOLE AGENT, ASHBURTON & RAKAIA. FOB SALE. 'OYE CORN, CAPE BARLEY, TARES, RAPE. This is the time for sowing. WANTED TO PURCHASE— Last Season's Heavy Canadian OATS. JOHN G. RESTELL.



TUB STOCK In the Assigned Estate of E. W. PAGE AND CO., WHOLESALE WAREHOUSEMEN. IS NOW ON SALE AT MITCHELL 11 TURNER'S, KAIAPOI HOUSE. Stephens Bros., MARKET HOUSE. NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC. /"\WING to the demand being greatly m excess of our supply last Season, for the PATENT DOUBLE REFINED KEROSENE, we have made special arrangements this year with the Ship pers for regular consignments during the Winter Months, the FIRST we have JUST LANDED AND IS NOW IN STOCK. It has many advantages over the ordinary Kercsene and has no rival for Household urposes, being perfectly pure, gives a mellow brilliant light, will not dazzle or affect the eye, is almost odourlesss, much more economical, absolutely safe, there fore dispenses with all risk m Handling and Danger m using where there is Children. WE have also all kinds of ENGLISH CANDLES m Stock including - STEARINE, SPERM, PARAFFINE, WAX, etc. Special quotations for Boxes Cases, and Lakge Parcels. N.B. All goods purchased from us can be returned if not satisfactcry, Satisfac tion being our motto. STEPHENS T3ROS, TEPHENS JJROS MARKET HOUSE. ASHBURTON "MAIL." DUKfiOIN AGENCY. MR R T WHEELER Stafford Street Dunedin iTI AS beeii appointed Our Agent, an wi be able to Arrange Terms with Ad. (sera for Contract dverfceen cuts



■DMUIWIS, COAL. COAL COAL. 500 TONS COAL 500 OF PRIME QUALITY, will be «old at SLAUGHTERED PRICES to make room for further shipments to arrive, and to MEET THE TIMES. PRICES ON APPLICATION. W. H. Collins and Co., TIMBEB & COAL MEBCHANTS. AGENTS-—Royal Insurance Company. Grey Valley Coal Company.



'"(fee to Farmers snd Others. JOHK tTitEsTELL. POl k MAII BROKER, VALUATOR k mm MIOTAIT. STORES and OFFICES: Coraerof West and Havelock Streets, Ashburton, being the premises recently occupied by the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited. The Union Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Limited. ' The Ceylon and Indian Tea Association. And various other Agencies. GRAIN and other Produce bought and Sold, on Commission. The Stores now occuoied by him offer peculiar facilities for the efficient STORAGE OF GRAIN, The Rates for which are the LOWEST CURRENT. LIBERAL CASH AirVASTCHBS made on Produce m Store or entrusted to him for shipment fkee of commission, and at a Low Rate of Interest. He is prepared to undertake the Sale by Public Auction or private treaty of SHEEP, CATTLE, REAL ESTATE, Live and Dead STOCK of every description, and having made highly satisfactory arrangements with the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited embracing their Branches iv all parts of New Zealand and elsewhere, he is enabled to offer extra facilities m these directions, which are manifestly unsurpassed m th t Colonies. A Large Supply of CORNSACKS, TWINE, and general Farm Requisites alway on hand NEWCASTLE, WESTPORT, MOUNT SOMERS, and other Coals always held tock, and arrangements complete for regular supplie spboial nsroTioE, Having extensive orders to complete for the purchase of cereals, Mr Resteli is now a CASH BUYER of good lines of WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS. GRAS SEED &c.



MR T BULLOCK SATURDAY, APRIL 11. { \N account of Mr E. Sollktt, part of ' t Lots 33 and 58, containing 1 rood 5 perches, corner of Wellington and Oxford Streets, Hampstead. Good land and nice site for a cottase. Sale at 10.30. 4*26 T. BULLOCK, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, APRIL 11. Slaughter House and Yards. .\,| R T. BOLLOCK will sell by Public IVI Auction at the Arcade on SATUJR - DAY, April 11th, Slaughter hous=e yards and other build ings together with 5 acres 2 roods 2 poles laud, situated near the County Saleyards. Inspection invited. Sale at 10.3 ft T. BULLOCK, 4*27 Auctioneer. SATURDAY, APRIL 11. TWO IMPROVED FARMS OF 266 ACRES 266 206 ACRES 206 NEAR DORIE. MR T. BULLOCK has reco ~ed instructions from Mr Francis Wilson, m consequence ot his removing to Southland, to sell by Public Auction at the Arcade on the above date, — TWO FARMS AS FOLLOW : R.S's. 26567, 27252, 28687 *nd 28791, containing m all 255 Acres, all fenced and divided into 3 paddocks ; there is a Stable erected on this property, and the land ia well watered with County water races. Part of R.S. 26478, containing 206 Acres, fenced with live fences, and divided into four paddocks, on which is erected a Farm House, Stable, &c. This is also well watered. Nearly the whole of the Properties are m English grasses ; conveniently situated, being only about half a mile from Doric school. Easy terms o? p&yment. Sale at 11 o'clock. T. BULLOCK, ■ +2 Auctioneer. SATURDAY, APBIL 18th. 300 ao7"k S 300 WAKANUI, Near Seafield. 193 acTe S 193 NEWL4.NDS. MR T. BULLOCK has received in structions to Sell by Public Auc tion ac the Arcade on the above date, on account and by ordtr of the Mortgagee— R.S's. 25374 and 25747, Containing 300 ACRES 300 Situated not far from Charing Cross. Fenced and divided into Paddockp. There is a House and other Im provements on the Property. This originally belonged to Mr Hugh Kennedy, R.S. 27187, Containing 193 Acres 3 Roods. All Fenced, situated not far from New lands School, and originally owned by Mr Lill. Both these properties are watered with a County water race. Persons on ihe look out for cheap L.nd are invited to attend the Sjilu. Liberal Terms of Payment. Sale at 10.30. T BULLOCK, 4 34 Auctioneer. SATURDAY^ APRIL 18th. Dwelling House and Sections at Tinwald. MR T. BULLOCK has received in structions from the Owner, to Sell by Public Auction at the Arcrde on SATURDAY, APRIL 18th, SECTIONS numbered 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, containing 1 acre 1 rood, corner of Allies and McMurdo streets on which is erected a well built Dwelling House of 6 rooms with Verandah. This property is well situated, being not far from the Railway Station. ALSO, AT SAME TIME AND PLACE, LOT 71, containing 37 Perches, corner of Graham and McMurdo streets. Persons on the look out for cheap properties are invited to attend the Sale. Sale at 11 o'clock. "*T." BULLOCK, 4f83 Auctioneer. ' "SATURDAY, APRIL 18. An improved FARM of 232 acres 232 j LONGBEACH. MR T. BULLOCK has received in structions from Mr Walter Timms to fell by Public Auction at the Arcade on SATURDAY, APRIL 18, His Farm of , •232 acres 232! Being R.S, 21017, 22120, 22J21, situated . at Waterton, Longbeacb, and only a short distance from the School. It is divided with live fences into 8 paddocks, 30 acres m Turnips, the remainder m English grasses. There is a comfortable DweJliug House of seven rooms with Verandah erected on the property, also Granary, Stalls, Im plement Shed and other Buildings. This property was an early selection. Liberal terms of payment. Sale at 11 o'clock. ~~"t. bullock, 4*84 Auctioneer. rpo MECHANICS AND THOSE DE JL SIROUS OF PURCHASING CHEAP PROPERTIES. £100.—4-roomed Cottage and Section, East Belt. £105.—Cottage and Section fronting Gra ham's road, Tinwald. £110.—Cottage with verandah, Grey street, together with £-acre land. £120,-4 Sections and Cottage, not far from the Woollen Factory, £15. —Building Site, East Belt. A nice little Farm of 40 acres, well watered, wuh improvements, 3| miles from town. FOR SALE, cheap, for removal.— Building, 30 x 12. FOR SALE.—An improved Farm of about 943 ACRES 943 close to the Methven Township. Apply to T, BULLOCK.



jfublio Notices. IN Compliance with a Petition signed by all the principal Tradesmen and Merchants, and presented by the Women's Christian Temperance Union, I hereby proclaim MONDAY NEXT, 13th inst., a HOLIDAY, from 1 p.m. HUGO FRIEDLANDER, 4 42 Mayor. ALL Outstanding Accounts due to me must be paid at once or before April 20th, otherwise they will be re covered by legal process. * wilhelm zander. Ashburton, April Bth, 1891. 4 79 LONGBEACH ROAD DISTRICT BRIDGE CLOSED. "VTijnCE is hereby given that the _LN Bridge on Grove Farm Road is closed for repairs. C. E. FOOKS & SON, | 3117 District Surveyors. UPPER ASHBURTON ROAD BOARD. rpENDERS are called for shingling one X mile (more or less) of the Lyndhurst Road, twelve yards shingle.to the chain. Particulars of the work on application to the Clerk. Tenders to be m the Ash burton Post Office by 12 o'clock noon on TUESDAY, APRIL 14, addressed to the Chairman, and marked "Tender." The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac cepted. By order, J. DAVISON. 4 75 Clerk. TENDERS FOR PLOUGHING. WANTED Tenders for Ploughing 300 Acres (more or less) of land situated near Lauriston; ploughing 5| inches deep. Tenders close on SATURDAY, 11th hist., at 4 o'clock, at the office of the undersigned, from whom all particulars may be obtained. D. THOMAS, 4162 Ashburton. ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH, ASHBURTON i ANNUAL PARISH MEETING. THIS EVENING at 7.30 m the CHURCH SCHOOLROOM. 4 78 E. A. SCOTT MR GEORGE JAMESON ' SHEEP SKIN SALE. ~ MY Next Sal* of Sheep Skins by public auction, will be held on FKIDAY, APKIL 17, At my Yards, West Street, commencing 1 at 2 o'clock. GEO. JAMESON, Ashburton. J. R. BLAND, , 4*86 Auctioneer. 1 MILES AND CO. TINWALD SALEYARD3. MESSRS MILES & CO., are in^ structed to sell on TUESDAY NEXT, a prime lot of 11 (\ ( \ Merino WETHERS, m _l__LvJvJ forward condition. | QC\C\ Prime FREEZERS -j r\r\ Fat EWES, And from the Alford Estate, — C)nf\ Half bred EWJES ; Btoofeh. Li \ \J J. T. FORD, ; Auctioneer. GF.O. JAMESON, 4 82 Agent, Ashburton. SATUBDAY APBIL 31th. IMPORTANT SALE ! OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY Situated between the Town Belt North and the Agricultural and Pastoral Association's Show Grounds, divided into allotments of from 2 to 13 ACRES. MR T. BULLOCK has received in structions from Mrs McLean, to Sell by Public Auction at the Arcade, ON SATURDAY, APRIL 11th, At 10.30 a.m That Valuable Block of Land, situated between the Town Belt North and the Agricultural and Pastoral Association's Grounds, having three frontages on the rail way and South Road, Princes Street and Smith's Road, containing— JL. K. P. A. R. T, 97 1 29 97 1 29 Divided into 22 ALLOTMENTS 22 Varying m area from 2 to 13 ACRES. as follows, viz : — LOTS 1 and 2 -Corner of Prince Street and South Road, each con taining 2 Acres. LOT 3 adjoining, containing 5a 2r 16p, j Homestead "Block. LOTS 4, 5, 6, 11, each containing 5 Acres, fronting the South Road, and adjoining the Agricultural Show Grounds. LOTS 7, 8, 9, each containing 2a. 2r. 10p., fronting Princes Street. LOT 10, containing sa. 2r. Op , ad joining. LOTS 12, 33, containing 9a. 2r. 35p., and 13a. Or. 20p., respectively. LOTS 16, 17, 18, 19, containing 2a Or. 16p., 2a, Or. 16p., 4a. Or. 32p M 4a. Or. 32p. 1 LOTS 14, 15, each contaiuing 5 Acres, fronting Smith's Road. LOT& 33, 34. 35, containing 2a, Or. 16p., 2a. Or. 16p., sa. Or. Op. i This Sale offers a favorable opportunity to persons desirous of purchasing small holdings close to Town, and which am very often inquired for. Easy Terms of Payment. Note time of Sale, 10.30 a.m. T. BULLOCK, 4J33 Auctioneer.



The best medicine known is SANDER and SONS' EUCALYPTI EXTRACT. Test its eminent powerful effects m coughs, colds, influenza, etc.—the relief is instantaneous. Thousands give the most gratifying testi mony. His Majesty the King of Italy, and medical syndicates all over the globe are its patrons, head the official reports that accom pany each bottle. Mosler, M.D., Professor University, Griefswald, reports : — The Eucalypti Extract proved magnificently suc cessful m very severe contusions, bruise?, spiains, wounds, scaldings, broken ribs, and limbs. ("Medical Journal," Nov., 1881). n diseases of the kidneys, either active con gestion or suppression, (uroeinai) or albumi, nuria, dropsy, lithargy, nothing will equal m its action Eucalypti Extract. Dose? five to six drops. Mosler, M.D.j Professor, University, Griefswald, reports :—Diphthe ria. Tonsils continually coherent presenting ulcers with white exudants. Cured m four teen days. Surgical Clinic of Prof. M'lntyre, College of Physicians and Surgeons, St. Louis—Scirrhus of Breast—Excision Euca lypti Extract employed. No swelling, heat, or discoloration. Cured m fourteen days. —Advt