The Ashburton Guardian.

vol. xiv. no, 3006

AsHBURTOiN: Thursday, June 22, 1893.

PRICE: ONE PENNY

EMELYAN'S WIFE.

Emelyan was a laborer living in hia| ;| master's house. Emelyan was going tot -1 bis work in the fields one day when m%\ frog, upon which he bad almost trod- 1 J den, jumped up in front of him. Emel-£ j van carefully stepped over it. Sudden-^ | ij he heard some one call him. Emelyanf''l turned around and saw a beautiful giri|-J standing behind him, who said: fp) "Why do yon not marry, Emelyan?" -$J : "How oaa I marry, my girl? I have ;t: nothing emepc myself; no woman wilful go with me." I "Harry me." if "3 The girl greatly pleased Emelyan. ii;' "II" he replied with delight; "bat ■ ; ; where shall we live?" '21 "Is that worth bothering about?" said .; T the girl. "It only means thnt wo shall • hare to work a little more and Bleep a ,v : little less, and then wherever we are we 4 ? shall find ourselves clothed and fed." (r; "Very well, then, we will marry; but where shall we go?" ' J: "L#t us go to the city." , Emelyan and the girl went to the city. The girl led him to a small houeo at the farther end of it; they were married and r I started housekeeping. The governor I drove out one day, and ns he passed | their house Emelyan'H wife ran out to .* look at him. When the governor saw .'^ her he was Btruck with astonishment at ?;" her beauty, and said to himself, "Where "■■:" could such a beauty have come from?" He stepped up, called her and began to question her. "Who are you?" ♦'The wife of the peasant Emelyan." "How came such a beauty as you to -l- ; ' marry a peasant? You Should have been ~'-l a princess." }, "Thank you for your kind words. I ; am well content to bo a peasant's wife." : Tho governor made a few more re marks, drove away and returned to his palace. Ho could not got the wife of Em- l' elyan out of hia head. He did not sleep all night. He thought of how he should take away Emelyan's wife and get her x for himself. He could hit upon no way of doing it, so he called his servants and ordered them to find a way. * The servants said to the governor: "Take Emelyan as one of your labor* ers. We will then kill him with hard work. The wife will be left a widow and you can have her." :„ The governor sent for Emelyan to be? -.: come a man of all work and to live with i his wife in the palace. The messenger went and gave Emelyan the messages The wife replied: "That ia good. Go. You can work , . > during the day and at night you can re turn to me." Emelyan went. He arrived at the^ palace. The governor's foreman asked him: "Why did you come alone, without your wife?' "Why bring her? Bhe has her house.* )\ They gave Emelyan work in the goY- :~J ernor's yard that would have been a hard task for two men. Emelyan set about his work and was afraid he would not be able to finish it, but be fore night he had finished it all. The foreman saw that he had don* all of it and gave him for the next day folk times as much. Emelyan went home. There he found everything swept clean and tidy; the stove lit; the baking and cooking all done. The wife was sitting at the table and sewing while she waited for her husband. She met him, laid the supper, gave him his meat and drink, and when he had finished began to ask him about his work. "There is no use talking; it is bad. They give you more than' you can d6\ They will kill me with work." "But you—you must not think about the work. Don't look to the one fide o* to the other; how much have you dattft or how much is left. Only work. AQ will be done in time." In the morning Emelyan returned to work. He started work, never looking to one Bide. Lo! by the evening it was all finished, and before it was dark he was at home. They put more and more work upon Emelyan, but he always finished it in time and went home. A week haswgone by. The governor's servants see that they cannot kill Emel yan with rough work. They begin & give him skilled tasks, but with this they cannot kill him. Carpenter's ma son's, roofer's work—all that they gave him he finishes in time and goes home to his wife and to sleep. Another week goes by. The governor calls his servants and says: "Do I feed you with bread for noth* ing? Two weeks have passed, and as yet I see nothing from you. You want ed to kill Emelyan with hard work, and from my window I observe, him going home every day, singing. Did you in tend to make a jest of me?" The servants began to excuse them selves. "We tried," they said, "with all our. • might to kill him with hard work, but we could not do it When he sweeps with a broom he does it without fa* I tiguo. We then began to give him skilled work, thinking ho would be short of brains, but with that we could not break him down. Where does he get it from? Everything he approaches he doea. it must be that there is witch craft in him or in his wife. We ours selves are tired of him. We want to give him a task beyond his powers. We thought of giving him an order to build a cathedral in a day. Do you call Emelyan and command him to build a cathedral in front of your palace in a single day, and then, if he fails to do it, hi 3 head can be cut off for disobedi ence." The governor sent for Emelyan. "Now, then," he said, "this is my or der to you. Build me a new cathedral in front of my palace in the square. It must be ready by tomorrow. If you, build it I will confer honor on you. If you do not build it you will lose your head." Emelyan listened to the order, turned round and went home. "Now, 11 he thinks to himself, "my end is come,** He went to his wife and said:



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Your lozenges have done wonders in relieving my terrible cough. Since X had the operation of ' Tracheotomy' (the same m the late Emperor of Germany, and unlike him, t/iank God, I am still alive) performed at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, no one could possibly have had a more violent cough; it was so bad at times that it quite exhausted me. The mucus, which was very copious and hard, has been softened, and I have been able to get rid of it without difficulty, —I am, sir, yours truly, J. HILL.' ■ITTERLY UNRIVALLED UTTERLY UNRIVALLED [ITTERLY UNRIVALLED The above speaks for teelf. From strict Inquiry it appears that the benefit from using Kcating's Cough Lozenges is under stated. The operation was a specially severe one, and was performed by the specialist, Dr H. T. Butlin, of St. Bartho lomew's Hospital. Since the operation the only means of relief is the ise of these Lozenges. So successful are they that one affords immediate benefit, although from the nature of the case the throat irritation is Intense. titeight in gold titeight in gold Weighs in gold Under date September 8, 1891, Mr Hill again writes: "I should long since have been dead, but for your Lozenges— they art north their weight in gold. I will gladly see and tell anyone what a splendid cough remedy they are." Kee.ting'B Cough Lozenges, the unrivalled remedy for Coughs, Hoarseness, and Throat Troubles are sold in tins by all Chemists. BLANCARDS lODINE OF IRON pTTTQ APPROVED by the Academy of Medicine of Paris, are especially ; ecommended tofhe Medical Celebrities of the World for Bcrofula (Tumors, King's Evil, etc.), the •uly stages of Consumption, Constitutional Weakness, Poorness of Blood and for stimulating and regulating its periodic [crane. None genuine unless signed Blancard, 40, rue Bonaparte, Paris. 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, . Business Notices] New Zealand Insurance Company. ESTABLISH"!!) 0' 1 _ 185 5) CAPITAL^ONEMILLION. THEPEEMIEB AND WEALTHIEST COLONIAL COMPANY, NOTED FOR PROMPTNESS AND LIBERALITY FIRE AND MARINE RISKS. ALSO,— RISKS ON GROWING CROPS, THRESHING MACHINES, Ao., ACCEPTED AT LOWEST TOBREtfT RATES MILES & CO., LTD. AGENTS DEATH TO PARASITES ! J SHEEP TICK MAGNIFIED. FLUID pVPPfHgH POWDER (KOIT-P0ISONOU8.) i^^^^^^^^BW^^^^^^^^^[| (POISONOUS.) ; Umil and r«comm«n«t«d l»y Flock. Tied and r«ronm«n<lM I*t- Flock. W. Gekakd, Canterbury ... 61,000 R. D. MoLban, Hawke's Bay 58,000 M. O. Obbbli, Canterbury ... 5,000 Waiapoa Station, Gisborne ... 20,000 *V. O. Rutherford, Amuri... 20,000 Ida Valley Station, Otago ... 30,000, G. W, Moßae, Amur! ... 19,000 Scottish and New Zealand In- ' A. Symons, Marlborough ... 45,000 vestment Company, South- F. H. Richmond, Marlborough 13,000 land ... 17,000 Aftd by owners of over 5,000,000 sheep And by many other well-known Flock in New Zealand, and many millions Owners, hroughont the world. BTewly Introduced. Prloo-(in cask.) Bta 6d per I»rice-(in kejpO SOspercwt. * Grallon. I Cvot makes 1000 Gallons Dtp. *st ii m•• t .y,« « « «. Another well-known Powder Dip ooata ha 1 Gallon Fluid makes 100 Gallons Dtp. M mac h again. Compare the price* Chief & CO , Christohnroh. district AGENTs-MUes and Co., Ltd. Ashbnrton and Bakaia. TO-DAY, AND FOLLOWING DAYS. TI7E SHALL OFFERTHE UNDERMENTIONED SPECIAL AND CLEARING PURCHASES, AT SALE PRICES, As follow :— 937£ YARDS ASTRAKAN AND BEAVER TRIMMING, In Shades of Fawn, Cream, Cora Brown, Grey, etc. Usnal Price per yard 10£ d, Is, Is 3d, Is 4d, 2a 6d Sale Price per yard 7id, 8&d, lOki, Is 3d, Is 6d ALL WOOL COLONIAL TWEEDS, FULL DRESS, Usual Price 23a 6d, Sale Price 17s 9d. 500 DRESSES IN A VARIETY OF NEW SEASON'S MATERIALS AND EFFECTS, PRICES FOR FULL DRESS, ---5s 9d, 6s lid, 7s lid, 8s lid, 9a lid, 11s 9d 76 LADIES' RUSSIAN DRIVING AND TRAVELLING CLOAKS, Fur Edged and Silk Lined, in Latest Shapes, with Toby Frills, Watteau Pleats, etc. Usual Prices each 39a 6d, 59s 6d, 65s 6d Sale Prices each 21s 6d, 35s 6d, 39s 6d 120 LADIES' KNITTED WOOL SKIRTS, « Usual Price each 2s lid, 3s lid, 4s lid Sale Price each Is 6d, 2s sd, 2s 6d, 24 lid 106 OHILDS' KNITTED WOOL PELISSES, In Shades of Cream, Fawn, Navy, Cardinal, etc. Usual Prices each 14s 6d, 18s 6d, 253 (id Sale Prices each 6s lid, 7s lid, 8s lid 101 CHILDS' FLEECY LAMBSWOOL TUNICS, Usual Prices each 10s 6d, 14s 6d, 18s 6J Sale Prices each 6s lid, 8s lid, 11s 9d 319 PAIRS LADIES' GOOD CORSETS, Being Odd Makes and Sizes, Usual Price per pair 4s lid to 12s 6d Sale Price per pair Is lid to 5s 6d 408 LADIES' AND MAIDS' GOOD STRAW HATS, In all the Latest Shapes, perfectly new and fresh Usual Price each Is lid, 2% lid, 3s lid, 4s lid gale Price each Is, Is 3d, Is 6d, Is 9d W. STRANGE & CO., ohristohurch;



I IF YOU LIKE NICE TEA ASKhYOUR GROCER FOR fit© MO ATE"* PURE INDIAN CHINAi&CEVtON TEAS ; I PROCURABLE ■— •-! DAVID THOMAS, (Late Matson, Cox, and Co.) \ UCTIONEER, LAND, INSURANCE, jkd ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR* WOOL AND GRAIN BROKER, ASHBURTON. Loans Negotiated Weekly Sales of Live Stock—Tinwald and Ashbarton alternately Fortnightly Sales of Sheep Skins, Fat, Hides, etc., en Fill DA YS Sales of Wool throughout the season Grain Bought and Pold on Commission Clearing Sales as per arrangement^ AGENT FOB- Matson and Co., Christchurch Colonial Investment Company, Dunedin National Mortgage Oompany, Chrisfchurch Booth, McDonald, and Co., Ohristchurch White's Sheep Dip Brentford Reaper and Binder London and Lancashire Insurance Company Graham's Foot Rot Composition 2 Redwood's Scaly Blight Specific Wright, Stephenson and Co., Dunedin Planet Jupiter Garden and FieJd Tools. D. THOMAS, ASHBURTON. Grass^Seed Cleaning*. Having Erected (regardless of cost) one of the Best Grass Seed Cleaning Plants in Canterbury, I am now prepared to CLEAN RYEGRASS as it ought to be done at Reasonable Rates.' D, Thomas, ASHBURTON. 1 am a Cash Purchaser OF WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, RYEGRASS, ETC, INJLARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES . David Thomas, ASHBURTON ASHBUKTON SKIN SALES. 1 SHALL HOLDIA FORTNIGHTLY SALE OF SHEEPSKINS, FAT, HtDßf TALLOW, &o-, throughout the season, starting from ] FBIDAY, JUNE 23, 1893. j E>. Thomas, Ashburton. PLOUGH SHAKES. XTT B ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY BOTH HORNSBY'S AND RANSOMES' AT PRICES HITHERTO UNHEARD OF IN ASHBURTON, Being In direct communication with the Makers, and having reoeived large shtpuwntt from both makers. CORNSAOKS (FULL SIZE AND FULL WEIGHT) AT LOWEST CURRENT PRICES, AKD Harbour's Best Five-ply Twine MAY |BE OBTAINED AT OUR STORES. WHEAT. WHEAT. WHBAtj OATS. OATS. BARLEI. AND OTHER PRODUCE. WE iRE PROMPT CASH BUYERS of all Sorts of PRODUCE at Marke- Prioes, and are prepared to Store Grain on Farmers' account, and to m*ka Advance if teauired without Commission. MILES & CO. LTD Aibbiirton and Rakal^»



I Business Notices. •ASHBURTON PERMANENT BUILD ING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. Omcxs: T^ncred Strew, Abxusubtox. mo Encourage th« Baring of small sums _l_ the Society will take T MONEY ON DEPOSIT In sums of One Pound and upwards, In terast 5 per cent on the following condi tions :— Sums of One Pound and. ■pwarcs received on Deposit, and Interest will be allowed on every complete Pound , deposited, to be reckoned from the day ' on which t complete Pound shall have ' been deposited, up to the day on when thf money shall be withdrawn, ■%■ Depositor may withdraw the whole or par. of che sum deposited, but not in less sums than One Pound, except when closing the account. Deposits taken for 3 months at 5 per cent ; ti ' i» 8 tl Si „ for longer periods at 6  i For particular, apply EDWD. STEPHENS, Manager. Henry Zander. ; 1 ■ i I BEG to mtimate that I have just \ Landed a Large »nd Varied Stock of ', ■;©irifii GUMfi i 'cujms cum* HOLLIS' Be|t MAKES. ' Single and Double Barrel, Breech and Muzzle Loading. ' WKLL WORTH INSPECTION. ' ' " '■■.-■', ■ i RcTolTers ] AMMUNITION \ AMMUNITION ' _____ < Cartridges Cartridge Cases 1 Caps Shot; 0 and H Powder Smokeless Powder '. Flasks Belts Recappers Wads ( Punches Loader \ etc. etc. ] I AM NOW SELLING, AT OHSISTOHURCH PRICES, Stores and tSmngre* j MADE BY \ MESSRS SCOTT BROS., « for whose Goods I am Agent for the < Ashburton Covnty. 1 L ~ ■ ' Hornsby's and Ransome's Pbugh Snare* < REDUCED PRICES. ' _____ i Standards and Fencing Wire *t ' REDUCED PRICES. Ironmongery, China, and Glassware In j all their Branches. ' ______ .< Groceries and Provisions, Wines and Spirits of every description. HENRY ZANDER, GENERAL MERCHANT DJBE6T IMPOKTEB. : —AGENT FOR— Sun Fire Insurance Comparv" CJanton Marine Insurance Company Australian Mulml Vrovidevfc New Zealand and Australian S.S. Co. J T. Iford »n<* Co £ TOIII¥ O> REHTKILI., GBAIN & WOOL STORES, WEST STRIfiET, ASHBURTON. GRAIN MERCHANT, SHIPPING FINI3KXAL & COMMISSION AGENT, &o. CASH PURCHASEE WHEAT, BARLBT, OATS BY^GKASS SEED, jjto. COMMODIOUS STORAGE AT CURRENT RATES. ALWAYS "ON SALE— Oomsacks, Woolpaoks, Twine, Super phosphates, Pearl-Guano, General Farm and Station Stores, Ac. Cape Barley, Grass, Clover, Turnip and other Seeds of the best quality, AT LOWEST CURRENT PRICES. AGENT FOR THE New Zealand Loan and M rcauclle gency Company, Ld. , Union Fire and Mudne Insurance I i Company. Howards digging Ploughs. Cooper's Sheep Dip, : Sutherland's Manure, -xc. JOJaiS Gr. AIESXEJt-JL,, In conjunction with tne ■■HIT _BM-~__A-I» -LOAM «c H-MU CAI-ttl AAJMOT CO., -Ld. 5 JOHN R BLAKD, Auctioneer. \ Auctioneers, Wool Brokers, Land and Financial Agents, Ac., ar» prepared to ) transao*; Farm and Station Business on the most favorable terms. WOOI-. WOOL WOOL LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES Kj-Pl i.a_wfNßT SNSVJING CLIPS. <Jo Commission on Advances, and at Urn 4QWSBX OURREKT.RAIBa Of



He went to his wife and said: [A CARD]. MRS A. C.~ciLA-RXDGt--B t TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE * ORGAN, COX STREET, ASHBURTON. IWM OK APPUQ*TIQ&