An Esquimaxin a Priting Office.

Dundee is one of the headquarters of the whalers of Great Britain, and occasionally a native of the region of eternal sno«,

|* Where the wolf and northern fox ] Prowl among the icy rocks," \ is brought over by the whaling vessels. One of these natives, nanied Uhoodlue, was recently brought to Dundee by Captain Milne, master of one of the -whalers, and the Dundee Advertiser gives an nmusing account of Shood lue's visit to the olKce of that paper. He appears to have gone there prepared for surprises. He apparently had made up his mind to betray no signs of - emotion or to do anything compromis ing to his dignity. At the very outset his resolution and feelings sustained a sever© shock by the sodden switching on of the electric light) > which,it may bo added, was and still is a source of -wonder to many who hail from further south than Cumberland' Gulf. The sensations experienced by the Esqui maux may be imagined "When a vision of the machine-room lay before him. At the moment when Sboodlue entered* three mammoth presses were rattling off the Evening Telegraph and People's Journal. The swarthy face of the Esquimaux beamed with pleasure and astonishment. He approached one of the machines, not without timidity, and bending down examined the rapidly revolving machinery. His facial ex prewion was a study. Resting his eyes on the paper as it left the web in a stream of unbroken white, he fol lowed its course through the intricacies of the machine, and seemed as if he was endeavoring to grasp every detail. Bhoodlue gave it up, and directed his attention to the cutting and folding arrangement, Each copy of the Journal, before making its exit from the machine, attracted his attention, and he stared with a concentration and eagerness which were almost suggestive of vertigo. As he picturesquely ex-] pressed it, the Journal passed before him like a flight of geese. "What do you think of that, Shoodlue?" inquired his conductor. Shoodlue endeavoured to make himself heard. Straining his vocal organs till the muscles in his neck showed distinctly, he was heard to ejaculate above the rattle of machinery, " It's fine." The pulsating engine also exercised a strange fascination for the Esquimaux, and it was with difficulty that he could tear himself away from it. In the stereotyping room he also found much to wonder at. The preparing of the matrix, the casting of the plate, and •Jl the arrangements connected there with seemed to interest him greatly. He tested the composition of stereo metal by biting at a cornet, and muttered guttural sounds said by Captain Milne to be the Esquimaux equivalent for lead. A s the molten metal poured into the mould Shoodlue's eyes gleamed with delight, visions of countless bullets presumably passing before him. In the case room the Esquimaux was also the "observed of all observers." His curiosity was aroused at what the compositors were doing with all " the little things." An explanation was made, &ad he seemed to grasp what was meant. One compositor wss good enough to "set vp :> Shoodlue'B name, and this intelli gence being broken to the visitor he grinned his satisfaction. But what interested him more than anything eke were the blocks used for newspaper illustrations. Several of these were placed for him on a galley press. "When he was allowed to try his own hand in palling a proof his excitement was very amusing, and he smiled on the group which collected round htm, at the same time clutching his illustra tions with child like enthusiasm. The lithographic, bookbinding, aud com mercial printing departments were also visited, Shoodlue carrying away with him several specimens, chiefly adver tisements, which will doubtless in course of time decorate his home on the shores of Cumberland Gulf.

Printed fend published b>-he Ashburton Publishing Company Ltd i ■•■ steam printing offioe, Burnett Street Amhburton ' TUKSDAt. iM^rbii 6. 1895



Musical A CABD Mrs A. G. Claridge, TEACHER' OF PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, and SINGING COX STREET, ASHBURTON. ' Term Commences January 14. TERMS ON APPLICATION. MR HORACE A. OATES,* TEACHER OF \ VIOLIN AND PIANO, i I IT7ILL visit Fhmington, Waterton, »* Longbeach, Eiffelton, and Ifinds during the ensuing year. Intending pupils please com munie»te-at johce. School "o~f music, - SAUNDERS' BUILDINGS. SOLE AGENT FOR THE DRESDEN PIANO COMPANY. 12 142 ~ THE VIOLIN. MISS BESSIE SIMMONDS, Teacher of the Violin, SAUNDERS' BUILDINGS, ASHBUBTON. Llewellyn Owen* Member Canterbury Society of Musicians, an* Certificated Teacher. PIANOFORTE, SINGING, k HARMONY rpHK New Term will commence -L January 14, 1895. Pupils trained for the Trinity College lamination, London. n^Ti^~T^¥6raY~



PETER ANDERSON'S NEW SEA SON'S EXTRACTED HONKY is now ready, »nd Is the best sample his Apiary has yielded since its establishment j seven years ago. Sold In 121b and 301b tins, and by the hundredweight. HAKATERE APIARY, Uampstead. Brand—St. Andrew's Cross (red). IHE PALATINE INSURANCE COMPANY, Limitbd. Head Office—Manchester. -- Capital £1,500,000. WE have this day appointed MB ALBERT ROBERTS, or West street, Agent for Ashburton. Fire risks accepted at the lowest current rates. ARTHUR BADDELEY, Manager for New Zealand. Christchurch, January 14,1895. 2 9 SPECIAL NOTICE. HAVING purchased the sole right to manufacture A. BILLINS 1 PATENT SQUARE MILK BUCKET AND SKIMMER, I have this day appointed JOHN ORR & CO., AS ASP BURTON AGENTS, For the sale of the above mentioned specialties. Kindly call and see the LIGHTEST, STRONGEST, AND BEST BUCKET MADE. ' T. E. LOACH, ; Geraldine.



BIC YCI.KS. ASHBURTo¥~ EXPRESS BNGINEBRI^Gr & CYCLE WORKS BEFORE Buying Jiggers elsewhere see above firm's New Stock of op to date Humbers, Premiers, Raleighs, Australs ; also, onr own Express. We are now offering the Very Latest Machined and on easiest ternw with a guarantee for twelve months, tyres in cluded, all Dunlop Tyros from £19. We would also call attention to the fact that we, are still carrying on our Engineering business, Horse-shoeing, Wheelwrighting, etc, i Prams repaired on short notice. Guns, Locks, Safes, Die Sinking, Brands, Stencils, etc. Landells and Preston, Burnett Stkbbt, Ashburtox.



£| AST OCA * »•■• »«e»lyptl Exlrac There ar>uniUUouß of Eucalypti* Extract in the. write* any. i*odncts of s'raple distillation forming rule reciaMKOilß. In order that those crude oils m»y not be uken, Otm PtraitVolatile Eucalypti Extiuct, whic 1* is rwawnteed by tbe medical division of file Prwsian Gofernment to be of per: focil? pare origin, astbeir information forwarded to tut through the Cbcsul at Melbourne, March 2,1878 we atita i - . •■■ ' ' Is proved by tests by the Medical Clinics of tbe XTniTerdties at Bono an<* (Jriefswal', Pru«aia. and reported % Dr Sehuiz, Piofe^eor of Parmncology. at Ban, vi& Profeg«ir Dr Moslcr, Director of the ilacljc*! CJinic at Greifswald, that only product* that «c iataraied with oxygen and freed of a'-ids, resinma j and other rabstance*, adherent to primary distillation, | will (Seretope the sanative qu»litie» proper to the plant Mcordmg to these antboritifts, and aocordbir to Pro- Uitor m UAet at England, and to Drs Bauer Melstto, Wood, Hazard, stc., of America, is the only exttact corresponding to scientific tests. andthei>nly on which possmes tbe proper rherapeutic ral'ie. BasDee <fc Sok's Eucalypti Extract; AJI other cnide o!U are to ba classed among the turp«ntlr;«. which h*v«, when used as mßdiclne.no tbetapertte effect and are abnsdoned as an internal t&m-&A*nt. Thtte to called Kucalypti Extracts wo'chmay faaro received d itinctlou at Exhibitions as s-mmerci-t articles sr< need for moohanical pur pjewarearilyditfcermble:— ■>_. By tfceir deflcfency In pungent odour (Which our pr"diji!t» the only genuine Kucalypti Bxtrtota de- Tsfafe* most freely ttroagh its surplus of oxygen) ]t' tktir alcoholic tain and mobile appearance, be'ng recaoed la spedfl: density through the tsr«w:HJ»»fM!ds Sir tlxfir ttste, tbe re<sa!t of tn eontracticg ten (ieucy of redo* and tennatw. If t'tetKS cfudeoil*, to called eucalypti extracts are *Pt>'ied by offtake in case* a croup; bronchltfs, diph tb«L-i, iaternal lofauimiitioiH, dysentery, wounds, the oofwwjtiencss f-.re appalling For «are>y alw«y* ask tor KAtfDKB Ah'U J-'OK'W KCCAT«rPTI EXTRACT and get u>» 'Ah well-tea rf anl reliable preparation. -Sand- C05IMIS?I0N AGENT, ARCADE. AGEIST for Walter A. Wood Mower and Reaper Manufacturing Com pany, Colonial Mutual Life Ae»aranoe Society, Limited. Office of All'anea A««-un*nc3 Company. Tfadseroen's Books kept, Debts colltcte DKAWING AND PAINTING CLASSES. Mr Wjl. Talt, ARTIST, O.S.A. ( LASSES ARE" HELD EVERY J TT7E3D.*Y, WEDNESDAY, mUBSDAY and SATURDAY, In the above Subjects. A rpecial reduction i« made to teachers, pupil t> nchera, and pupils actually attend' i»K a public echool, Fc»r card of icrms, apply to Me W. H. B l( or at Studio, care Mv H. A. School of Music, Ashburton. hyure^Ared for Examination in Bfcjl Geometry, Model Drawing



AUSTRALIA^ MUTUAL PROVIDENT dOCIET New Zealand Branch Head Office, Curtomhoase-quay, Welttnffbm! Local Board of Directors : rhe Hon Morgan & Grace, MJX, CM.Q,, MX.C. (Chairman) rbe Hon Charles J. Johnston, MJUO. ITtopoi/ Chairman) Alfred de Bathe Brandon, Esq TheHtra Bdward Richardson, C.M.Q.. M.L.C John Duncan, B*q M«ifc»' Offlcw: Dr 0.1. Anson, M.D., M.R.C.B. (England) THE OLDEST, WEALTHIBbI AND MOST PROSPEROUS AUBTBALIAN LIFE OFFICE, KJXB THfc LARGEST IN THK BRITISH EMPIRE. The only Colonial Life Office which declares a BONUS. EVElil YEAR lhe Method of Valuation adopted by this Society in o( the moat Stringent Character, and ensures a Consi derably Larger Reserve to meet Liabilities than that bald by any other office In the Australasian Colonkm. ACCUMULATED FUND EXCEEDS £12,000,000 (TWELVE MILLIONS) Stkblino ANNUAL INCOME, £2,000.050 (TWO MILLION STERLING). POLICIES IN lOßci .- 110,@3£i Aam Assured ... »■ ... £39,833,071 Oath Bonnie* Divided .. .. £5,883,41 J BONUSES



BONUS for ONE year, 1898. £448,790, yielding CASH Reversionary Bottom, amounting to 4910,000 after making SPECIAL KHSBRVB& CASH BONUSES declare* iw lost FIVE Team, over TWO MILLIONS, yielding Reversionary Bohumi exoeedinir FOUB MILLIONS ASSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE A. M. P. SOCIETY And beoore a BONUS EVERY It EAR Kxpenteti of Management 8| per cent he total income EDWARD W, LOWE, ilosidont Secretary Brcwion Office— Custom House Quay, Wellington Christchurch District Office— Cathedral Square, JAMES HAia, District Secretary H ZANDER, If cftl Kroknr Ashbnrfion



FRIEDL&NDER BROS., AUCTIONEERS COMMISSION AGENTS, & GRAIN MERCHANTS CTTEARE CASH BUYERS, AT FULL MARKET VALUES OF Wheat, Oats? and Barley. OUR STORES AND OFFICES being centrally situated, we "are able to give prompt attention to our Clients' interests and requirements ; Sampling being effected at this end farmers will see for themselves the advantage of selling to a local farm. CORNSAOKS AND SEAMING TWINE FOR SALE. WE ARE ALSO BUYERS, IN LA.ROE AND SMALL QUANTITIES OP _ RYEGRASS AND COCKSFOOT SEED. Having Machinery replete with the latest improvements, we can Dress and Clean these Seeds to the highest state of purity. STORAGE AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. AGENTS FOR- Mawey-Harris Reapers and Binders and Farm Implements Commercial Union Insurance Company, Limited New Zealand Shipping Company, limited Ooeper's Sheep Dip ; Crown Sheep Dip,



FBIBDLAKDBR BROS BEATffS Great Summer Sale. riOOD Serviceable Dress Goodi now 3§d per yard Strong double width Dress 7|d All Summer Dresses at half price Fast Color Priuts now 3|d Strong Heavy Galatea now 4£d Beautiful Washing Brocades now 6id Heavy Flannellettes now 2|d All Linen Tabling now Is 6|d Heavy Sheeting (two yards wide) now 10£ d GREAT SUMMER SALE- Men's New Pattern Tweed Suits now 17a lid, Youths' New Pattern Tweed Suits now 13s lid Boys' New Pattern Enicker Suits now 4* lid Men's Strong Working Shirts now Is lid Men's Blue Jumpers now 3s lid Men's Strong Mole Trousers now 5s lid Men's Heavy Knitted Socks now 10|d BOOTS AND SHOES AT~(iiEAT REDUCTIONS. beaTh'sTrTat sale, TANO RE T) STREET. W. H. COUPLER



APPROACHING END OF SUMMER SEASON. I HAVE bought at (a heavy discount many clearing lines, and among them am offering tl» FOLLOWING BARGAINS- White Calico li lid per doz, worth 4s Wide Fancy Ribbons for Hat Trimming, Ac., 6|d yard, formerlyjlf] A line of Striped Flannelettes 4|d yard, usually 7£d Ladies' Cashmere Hose, plain and fancy ribbed Is 6d pair, worth 2s A lot of serviceable Washing Prints 4|d, much under value Fancy Colored Art Muslin 3d yard Ladies Blouses from Is 6d. and many other bargains. TUB "CO RATER." JOHN ORB & CO., JJAVE JUST LANDED A LARGE SUPPLY OF



Cheavin's Improved Gold Medal Rapid Water Filters, AND OWING TO THE LATENESS OF THE SEASON WILL SELL AT Extremely JLow Prices Ckeavin's are reoognised all over the world as the* BEST MADE. JOHN ORR AND CO., MERCHANTS ANO IMPORTERS *



JRW.PAdE THE HORSE'S FRIEND, Pages No. Horse Oils. NO. 1 HORSE OILS, Sure Cure for Sprains, Bruises, Swellings or Hard Callus Lumps. PAGE'S No. 2 HORSE OILS, Sure Cure for Sores on Back, or Shoulders di^any kind of Gut or Broken Wound. PAGE'B RHEUMATIC OILS. To be ased for Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sore Throat, Stiff Joint*, Sprains or Bruises.; All O»« Price, 2a 6d Pbr Bottle. «.«.,.„„. 1^" NONE GENUINE WITHOUT ABOVE TRADE MARK. Acenta for Page's nils:—Recardus Henry, Eas: Street; J. Thomat, Havelock Street; F. E. White, Chemist, East Street Agenta wanted. ' ■' T E S T lIONI A L. To P. W. PAGE, Chsrfsey. Sic,—l wish to testify to the great benefits derived from using your Howe Oils last year. My! horse was badly lamed by » fall. I twa ; all kinds of different embrocations for it. It was not fit for use for five months. Thw year it met with a similar kind of accident, and I got one bottle of your Horse Oils,! and my horse was fit for übb in a week's time. And I have recommended lb to others,, who haveiauo proved its splendid healing Qualities.— Pbtbb OHiLMEBS. SOLE MAKER AllD PROPRIETOR, F. W; M*Ai"fe, Cfeertsey,, ' v-:' :.'■ : ■..;■. :' - "'V "CANTERBpRT, W.Z. , ' . Thomas E, Kil worth, § 'BNGINE^EB,



TT AB REMOVED TO HIS KB W PRBMI MS, BRIDGE WORKS, WKST AND KERMODE STREETS, ASHBURTON Reduction of 20 Per Cent on all Lines. Robert" mureay PRACTICAL WATCH & CLOCKMAKEK. v TTAVING decided to dispose of my business, I am still offering the whole of MY VALUABLE STOCK OF WATCHES, JEWELLERY, CLOCKS, PLATE, &c, AT A DISCOUNT'-OF- 4s IN £ OFF MARKED PRICES. A LARGE SELECTION OF HIGH-CLASS ENGLISH WATCHES HUNDREDS of these Watches are now in use throughout the Aahburt^n district, and, after YEARS OF HARD WORK, bear unfailing testimony to the EXCELLENT WORKMANSHIP and DURABILITY of R. MURRAY'S SPECIAL GOOD 3. These Watches CANNOT be obtained in the open market. Also a Large Stock of ROTHERHAM'S ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES, STRONG SILVER ENGLISH LEVER HUNTERS, reduced to £ 3a ALARM CLOCKS, STRIKING CLOCKS, MARBLI CLOCKS GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY, GOLD BROOCHES from 2a 6d DIAMOND GOODS, SILVER BROOCHES from Is 6d FAMOUS " PERFECTIONE " WATCHES. Cased SOLID NICKEL, not wear yellow. WONDERFUL VALUE Reduced from 21s to 15», REPAIRS: WATCHES CLEANED 53 MAINSPRINGS ~ *» &* CLOCKS CLEANED from 2p All tfoods * Work Guaranteed.



WALKEE-S BOT-FLY REMEDY.



—(o) IMPORTANT NOTICE. OWING to numerous requests of large owners these remedies have been reduced to 7s 6d, and where two sets or more are taken to 6s 64 per set. No remedies ever introduced into this colony have proved. so successful in restoring the suffering horse m WaLKUR'S BOT-FLY REMEDIES. Very highly recommended at the Ellesmere Agricultural and Pastorial Association Show. A wanted the bighesc Order of Merit at the Northern A and P Show, very highly commended ab the Metropolitan Show at Chris church Mr Seiaenger, Veterinary Burgeon, Dan- work hearty and well J bolieve it to be a edin, write*:—l am acquainted with that medioine unequalled, and can reoommend it nuisance more than sny veterinary in thae with all confidence to all hone owners, m the Colony, having bid; great experience in beat horse remedy in the market. Am'enba U S and practised my profession in Eowabo Oobbitt Viotoria and New Zealand to auoh satiafao- Greenwood Farm, tion to the pubio that no veterinary in the Southbridge, August 2, 1892 ooloniea can produce testimonials of the Mr Walker. Sir,—l am glad to beartesti. cures affected ai myself. I have had mony to the wonderful effects of your Bot hundreds under my treatment, the same Ply-fly Remedies; One of my beet horses be which I gave Mr R Watker, and every came very bad; the skin tight, the eye life horse I treated reovereid when taken in time, less and a bud color, and got low in condition Walker's Bot-fly Remedies therefore are the Anxious to finish ploughing a paddock I did only proved guaranteed cure for the hots and not want to Uy him up until he became ijn should be given to ever; horse at once, able to lift hie feet or do any more. We had whether he ahoua eigna or not to help him into a stable I gave him your —— Remedies, and tne treatment you pre- Laonston, August 18, 1894 scribed, and in a few days be wa» quite Mr Heßeltine,—Sir, I think it is only ri^ht : better, and new at his work, beatty and well I that I should tell you and my neighboring ; I quite believe, had I not given him your; farmers that I am thoroughly satisfied with I Remedies, be would have died. You can übc Walker's Bot Fly Remedies I got from you, this aa you please. After seeing the state of the stomach of my Robert Thompson bores that died, I beoame alarmed about the —_ rest of my stock as ibey til looks* bad, I Seaside Farm, drenobed eight, following oarefully the dune* Wakanui Anril 14 1894 tioos, ItolMMd themout thoroughly and M Walker.DearSir.-Tnawgreaii pleasure i a *!r!SI in """£ you thalthe boV BflTffie for the better I can highly recommend it got from Mr Heseltine, your agent, was a sod would advise farmers to lose no lime, in % oni%ttul eueeess, I had fSur horse* dreoebing their stock lest they have, their; seriously ill on Deoember last, After using all' horses dropping dead as WWw the remedies I could think of I was induced be the only safe and certain cure for the t0 try your mixture. The result was mar tuffenng of horses s vellous. I strictly followed the directions JAMES UIMON g iyen Md j n a WMk |ne horMB weM onJ| mmmmm- «, . . «o^^ danger and recovering rapidly Idrenohed Asbburton Fork*, March 1,1894 two more in February with the same result! He J Heseltine. Bir-I am very glad to They all put on flesh rapidly, and are now in tell »o'» Walker's Bot-fly Remedi?* prime order ' I. got from* y°u P'oved 1?» te • success with p Stbwibt mydyingh^™e-He WM •&** for BOm* di 78 ' hie£t gotw-7^. u"S B - 2i£?S n w °J MrCroaa. Bumbam. got the Remedy for a at the nose and * «ry bad wogh; and was norn Bnflerin^ , Mt • M WMn i ng 7 hoinel •oamlyablatowai*»bout ; wequiU^»PMtad he WMdetd ThißMMOnona hewonlddie. I showing ths symptoms. He gave the Remedy/ Walker's Bot Fly 8!^, 1' md theseoond day after, the horse passed 1 with themostiitisfsotory tes^Ujiind sbortly bot-in hmix§iß Md udoin wdl » BWO -attsr be got Ihs lsst bortU *c began>o im- ( nrove and by the end of ft «sfk «m sdm foe ' AGENT FOR ABHBURTOK--J HBtoisß, Saddler} Recardus Hbkey, Saddler. MAMVFAOTUBBR-BOBERT W^wtEß, Cw»] Retwv«, Wootatc*



Spring- Goods. Spring Goods. W. W. SPENCER & CO now showing borne beautiful NEW and FASHION ABLE SPRING FABRICS, being especially selected for ; the Ashburton District. We have also a nice Selection of STRAWS LAOES, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, GLOVES, FRILLING, and OHEFFONS. BOOTS- BOOTS- BOOTS »EW BOOTS and SHOES for the summer weather. Men's, Boys', Ladies', and Children's of all descriptions. CI*OTHIM€t. CLOTHIIVa CLOTHING. MEN'S TWEED SUITS, TROUSERS, COATS, VESTS, <ko SHIRTS, 00LL4RS, TIES, <feo. SPBNOEB and CO., A E C A D E HOUSE.



. A GREAT NATIONAL CHi SIS, mHE high prices that have hitherto been charged in Ashtarton for good and X reliable GROCERIES, BREAD, and FLOUR have now become almost like THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, a recognised institution. Although public opinion is very much divided upon this qnestion, there can be only one opinion About the vast sum of motiey that) ' ' CAN BE SATED by Housekeepers who buy their Groberies from TAYLORS, whose system in catering for the CASH purchasing public with reliable Goods at popular prices direct from the Importers and Manufacturers OJR Producers, to the Consumer, clearly proves how easily Middlemen's profits dan be DISPENSED WITH. We respectfully ask the public of Aehburton and district to (show their appreciation of our method of doing business by PURCHASING OUR GOODS.. COMPARING OUR PRICES, NOTING OUR QUALITY? AM) JUDGES© FOR THEMSELVES. Save intermediate profit* by dealing with JOSEPH TAILOR, Grocer and JSaker, East Street, Ashburton, the Cheapest Store in town tor reliable Groceries, Bread and Cakes. Money cheerfully returned for any goodb not approved of. Splendid Crystal Sugar 2fd, 51b tins Ceylon Tea Si, 101b tine 16s 9d, 31bs any brand Tea 5s 6d. Flour at popular prices. Groceries supplied of the best quality at Lowest Cash Prices. Try our noted Bread, 41b loaf sd. Tta Best Fruit Cake in the colony only 6d per lb. Parties supplied with Paetrj,, Confectionery, Wedding Cakes, Birthday Cakes at reasonable prioes and Shortest Notice. . ■ ■ : ..•; Goods deliver dby van to any part of the town, and customers waited mr ion for their weekly requirements. ■ Bread deliveries in town Daily. Orders for Groceries, etc/entrusted to driver of bread van will be promptly executed. NOTE THE ADDRESS JOSEPH TAILOR, OLD ESTABLISHED BAKERY, EAST STREET, ASHBIJRTON-



SALE. SALE. p BEAI SALE OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING, AND BOOTS COMMENCES AT A. OJfcß'S ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 18. CREATES! BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.



USE LITJTLE'S SHEEP DIP FLUID DIP, the best Non-poisonous Dip Used and Recommended by Owners of ovw 5,000,000 Sheep in N.Z. alone. PRICE (in casks) Bs 6d per gallon. 1 Gallon Fluid makes 100, gal lons Dip HWSuEoPOWDEK DIP A POISONOUS DIP, combined with Glycerine—the nntoome of puy yeMi' exuerifjuM Wonderfully SncoeHfnl. Is dnpUcing »U other Poitonoat Jtfna. - Sales have TREBLED each year since introdtiCed; EXTERMINATES VERMIN, KKBPB V?OOL SOBT A BRIGHT, EASILY ITIXED Cheapeit and BEST e^SteOJIOUS TOP in thVHirVS; wnTTT PWir-w (In Unprofwdilron Kegs) 50i per cwl NOTE PRICE - (In o,^ of .^ 101b jJ&q SOsper caw One Owt. Ifakes: 4JOOO gaUoni of Dip, Oblef A«©Titav-BLAppURNI ft 00, GhrUMnroh | PlStmot ageht^E. W. Haumer, ASBffiUBTON.