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THE EMPIRK LEAGUE. Lovvox, January EO At the inaugurßl nif eting of the British Empire 1 cngue, Sir W. Wilkin, Lord Mayor, prwdisd. Sir G. Herl.ert, formerly Undersecretary for the Colonies, said that the League had no intention of dictating to the colonies what they fhould contribute to the National defence, but wns anxious to confer with them. The " Times " thinks the League will be of use m focussing vague imperial efforts at Bilient points, and bring about closer relations between the colonies and the Mother Country. PHOTOGRAPHY AND MEDICINE. Doctors are using Routgen's dis covery m photography, which enables pictures to bo secured through opaque substances, and have already obtained astounding results. Gall stones m bladders and injuries to bones are easily, seen. RUSSIA. AND TURKEY. The " Times " says though there is no actaal treaty between Russia and Turkey, there is an understanding which gives the Sultan confidence m Russia's friendship, so long as he con forms to Russia's counsel and foreign policy. BUTTER. -The Manchester " Guardian " says the Sfam's butter is excellent, and if the quality is maintained a regular sale will be ensured. PRESIDENT CLEVELAND. Washington,. January 30 The President, fearing he may re* ceive a snub, hesitates to convey the resolution of Congress upon Armenian affairs. THE CUBAN REBELLION. The Committee of the Senate has resolved to ask that the Cuban insur gents be recognised as belligrents. . SENTENCED. Paris, January 30 The French Court has passed a life sentence on Lobello, the servant who murdered his master, the Abbe Segin, m London last year.

AUSTRALIAN

HEANY RAINS IN QUEENS LAND. Brisbane, January 31 Heavy rain fell continuously m Brisbane on Wednesday and yesterday. Over three inches was registered. There bas been a tremendous rain at Bockhampton and Maryborough, llin was registered m twenty-hours. All low-lying parts of the former town were submerged. The country out side is a sea of water. The wharves (on the river) are two feet under water. There are no signs of cessation. At Maryborough there is every prospect of a big flood. The river is rising rapidly and it is still raining ia torrents. Two hundred yaYda of the Townsville breakwater bas been de-i --troyed. The furnaces at the gas works are submerged and the town was m darkness on Sunday and Mon day nights. Grave fears are entertained for the safety "of the steamers Jumna and Lady Norms n . THE GLANWORTH. The mails on board the ill-fated steamer Qlanworth have been re covered. The Captain asserts that he implicitly followed the direction for steering into the harbor, and that the ship rounded through the guiding lights not falling on the water where they are supposed to fall, so as to keep the vessel clear of obstacles. The pilot and crew confirm the Cap tain's statement. NORFOLK ISLAND. Sidney, January 31 The Minister fer Lands will shortly leave for Norfolk Island to enquire into affairs there prior to the probable early annexation and administration of the island by the New South Wales Government. THE MILITARY CONFERENCE. The Conference pf Oommandants has arrived at a decision m favor of a uniform rifle for the forces of the Australian colonies, but the name of the weapon chosen has not been dis closed. The Conference is now discuss ing a scheme of federal defence. THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN. The Cricket Council meets at Mcl bourne on February 8 to receive the report of the Committee selected to choose the Australian cricket team; It is believed that delegates from all the colonies have grievances over the exclusion of oertain players, and it is not improbable a resolution may be carried referring the report back to the Committee for reconsideration. FEDERATION. Melbourne. January 31 The Federal Bill has passed the Legislative Council. SOUTH AUSTRAIJA. .Adrlaide, January 31 The revenue of the colony for the December quarter increased by £105,500 as compared with the corres ponding quarter of 1894. The ex penditure for the like period shows a decrease of £11,500. A TASMANIAN BANK. HoBiET, January 31 At the half-yearly meeting of the Bank of Van Diemen's Land the report showed liabilities £279,000, as com pared with £350,5Q0 for the previous fialf year. The liquidators stated that they' hoped soon to be able to submit satisfactory terms to the shareholders for a cash composition to the creditors.,

Destructive Storm m Queensland

IJ-Sia v vnk, J .nuary 30 Owing to the \> id weather, cotninuni < cation with '* ownsvillo and the Northern districts is interrupted. The steamer Franklyn has arrived at Cairns from Townsville bring word of great devastations by the gale. The steamer Aramac lias been on a reef between r Cairns and Townsville for teu hours, but was floated off, and proceeded to Sydney for docking The steam tender Alexandra was ashore at Townsville. Nearly all the lighters and barges at Towrisville were ashore, s^me of the number being total wrecks, Two local steamers, the Adelaide and Star of Hope, were sunk at the breakwater, the latter vessel being m a dangerous position. The steamer Ellen was ashore at the pilot station with a large hole m her bottom. A steam hopper barge foundered alongside the break water, the western portion of which structure was washed away by the sea. Several coastal steamers also were badly damaged by being blown against the breakwater. The captain of the Franklyn reports seeing the hull of a vessel off Magnetic Island. The water was B£t deep m offices m Flinders street, Townsville, while Ross Island was completely submerged. Houses were unroofed m all directions. It is rumored that fifteen lives were lost m the North, but no details are to hand. January 31. Further details of the casualties during the boisterous weather show that the wrecks include the Govern ment steamer Naulilus which was smashed on the rocks inside the break water; also the lighters Florence, Elliott, Nebo, Presto, Ada Dent, and Heatherbell and two small vessels named the Helen and Lavinia. The steamer Laura had a narrow escape. She drifted on to the break water at Townsville where she lay all night m a dangerous position, but m the morning floated off with the loss of her anchors and cables and only small damage to her hull. The passengers for ten hours stood with life belts on ready to take to the boats. The steamers Arawatta, Barradool and Outline met the full force of the gale and were badly knocked about, having great difficulty m getting into the harbour. The Guthrie had her bow damaged ; the Prestq had 200 tons of sugar aboard valued at £2000.

FATAL FIRE AT ROTRORUA

AucKTiAXD, January 31 Mander'd boarding-house ab Rotorua was burned down this morning. One man was burned to death, and four others badly injured. Harry Miles, one of the injured men, is on the way to the Waik^to hospital.

Rifle Shooting.

Members of the AUiburton Rifles com peted for a number' of prizes at the range on Thursday, and although there was' a stiff nor'easter blowing, the scores were fairly good. The conditions were seven shots at each range, Wimbledon targets and scoring. The following are the scorsa made by prize winners: —

Private Wellman clticiatedas marker, and the winners of the range prizes were — 200yds -Private Robinson; 300yds—Cir porat J. W. Baker; 500yda- Private Wilson.

Ta Gaeic.

Tho f:.l!ow*ni. fr'ni »n ex^anEP.W in serted for the edification of our Hi Ja ■ readers : — Praw thanks tae hey for yon yr»n' ,cree<l l'is pl^nsit fay she's ploasr. tae re»d. An' hlo hpr nvneel satr she'll pit* cl For 0.-tian's ponny Gie io. Strikers o'deer, Ptalkfra omen, ■Si-alker* o: j-.>*>B— l'd ha« ye ken Wh»frff,iir else yp m»y oontemn Ye munna scorn ta« Gwltj. 'Tis aulder tan ta warl horsel, For she has h^ard big Blackle tell i Tat. Jang afore King Atam fell Ta angela sung m Gieii:. When Adam first his wife did vievr, Smilin* aneath an Edi n yew, An* when he spoka fu' weel she knew Twaß 4( kiss roe quick" m Gaelic. A.n when ta Di«l cam like a snak9 An gart puir Eve an apple take. Ta fery words ta teevil pprnke War •' help yourseJ," m Gaelic. When Balaam on her caddy's hide Three times her ofk^n rung applied, She'll gapfc her mou, puir beasi, an* cried Fat's tat for, sir '? m Gaelic. Ta writin on Betahazzar's wa*, Tat nane could understand ava. Was prawly kent by Daniel, wha Wrote psalms ia Badenach Gaelic Ta besb o* sermons preaeht by mens | Amang ta Hielan hills an' glens, Ta sweetest o' auld Oasian's strain?, Are preach t an sung m Gaelic. But py an py ta warl owre Slw'll spoke her spoke for evermore ; For nowadays all nations swore Tere's naething lik* ta Gaelic. An' when ta judgment pipers call * All peoples born tince Atam's fall, She'll no be saved at all, at; all, Tat canna apoke ta Gaelic.

A horße kioked HS Shafer of theFreemye House, Middleburg, N V, on the knee, whioh laid him up m bed and caused the knee joint to become stiff. A friend recommended him to use Chamberlain's Pain Balm, wbioh ho did, and m two daya was able to ba around. Mr Shafer has recommended it to many others and saya it is excellent for any kind of a bruise or sprain. This same Remedy is also famous for its oureß of rbemstism. For Bale by the Aehburton Drupr Company. One Box ofClarre's 841 Pills is warran fcp-d to cure all discharges from the Urinaiy Organs, m cither sex (acquired or consli tutionai), Gravol and Pains m the Bank. Guarranteed free from Mercury. Sold m Boxes 4s 6d eaoh, by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout the World Proprietors : The Lincoln and Midland Cottnttes Dbug Compauy, Lincoln, England

RAILWAY TIME TABLE.

Trains leave Ashburton FOR THE NOR rif every day at 7.20 a.m., 3.40 p.m., and 7.5 p.m. (express). On Mondays, Wed nesdays, and fridaya, an extra train loaves at 11.0 a.m. Trains arrive from the North every day at 10.45 a.m., 12.43 noon (express) '• and 8 0 p.m. Trains leave Ashburfon FOR THE SOUTH every day at 10.55 a.m , and 12.53 noon (express). Ou Tuesdays, Thursday?, and Saturdays a train leaves at 3.50 p.m. A train leaves for Mount Somers branch line every day at 4.25 p.m. The branch train arrives m AsV.»urton at 9.45 a.m. Trains leave Pakaiu for Methvcn daily (Thursdays exccpte'l) at 7.5 p.m., on Tuesdays at 10 10 a.m , and ou Thursdays at 12.20 noon. Trains Icav2 Mcl liven at the following times rafcpeolively - 6.50 every day, except Fridays ; 10.30 Frilays ; 3 10 p.m. Tuesdays.

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yarcu. 200 300 500 hep. Tot. Corpl. J. \V. Biker 25 21 24 2 72 Private Nolan .. 26 17 17 12 72 Private Watt ... i's 19 15 10 69 Private Wilson .. 23 21 24 sec fiS ! Private Hodgson ... 25 2n 21 2 63 Private Clayton .. 26 17 20 2 63 Private C.arke ... 17 21 13 12 63 Private Hepburn ... 20 20 14 6 60 Piivate Undrill ... 18 12 IS 10 58 Private Hoult ... 20 14 9 12 55 Private Robinson ... 29 9 8 6 54 Privite H. Hefford 13 15 14 10 52



Business Notices COMMKSCIXG j£s\lj?&>< ■ M®M!j@k. COMMKXCIXG FEBRUARY! jHtt FEBRUARY 1, & > IANDBLLS AND SON, BURNETT STREET, (next Mail Office), - . ONE MONTH ONLY. OUR " EXPRESS " BIOYOLE is the Lightest, Strongest, and Faiteat, ard is built ON THK PREMISES by, not & aelf-taughi mao, but a thoroughly educated Mechanic with twenty years practical experience. BIOYOLES of every description, including Ladies', Front Drivers, and Safetye. Prices from £5 to £25. As we have a large Stock on hand, we have determined to give our Patrons the advantage of securing a Really Good Machine, CHEAP. We give twelve months' guarantee with each machine, Jt is to your advantage to purchase your Bike from » LOCAL MANUFACTURER. 1136 I All kinds of Pneumatlo Tyres, converted into Danlops (Detachable) t• • ' ' ■••'• ' . ' i■ i ■ I, s Wanted Known— *■**•*■■■**'■ T "AM a Purchaser of Rye grass, Cape Barley, Oats and F, FERRIMAN i *■"' "'■■■' :■•';'■ '■'■ TO LET— fjiHAT Comfortible Family Residence (now rented by Mr R. M, Catbbwtson), abutting on to the Donaaio, and within two minntes walk of the Post Office and Station.- s • ' F. FERBIMAN ■ _ . ';, . FOR, SALE— ' ' r' v r : \  ANE SECOND-HAND DBAY. l ' '', ' v . . , ,P. FERBIMAN i. * ' ■ •  i ... . i i ..> >......-., ■ ■ . . ■ FOR SALE— H BASS and Clover Cleaning Machines by Andrews and Beaven* ; ; : . F. FEEBTMAN FOR SALE- JOHN FOWLER A^D COs. IXRACTION XN r GJKE^. TIOUR, Six, and Eight-horse power Engines by John Fowler and Co. F. FEHRIMAN :; FOR SaLE— ■•••.■" •).■■■ S'lXhorso power Traction Engine bj McLaren, F. FfiRRIMAN BELTING AND BUCTIOK HOSE. T HAVE' m Stock Best English Belling ; also,* lengths of Auction Hose. F. FEBRIMAN ■ —AGENCIES- ,- ; /• . r '•- " Union Steam Shipping Company Orient Line of Royal Mail Steamers \ North British Insurance Company . \ Johii 'Fowler^nd Go's Traction Engines ■"'■"' -^ Fergtlsson and Mitchell's Paper Mills '. . Sleßinger's Horse and Cattle Medicines • .X- fEßffllN, \ HAVBLOGK .StREKT, ASHBURTON. MONSTROUS CLEARING BOOT SALE AT • Mellpr's ZEALANDIA BOOT STORE EOR ONE MONTH before Stock-takinß. We have \\ educed m price ; every pair of Boots and Shoes. In this Great Boot Sale we openly defy competition. We Lead, Others follow. Note Our Prices — Men'a Sttffing Leather Dirby Shoes 8a Od j Men's Good Bluchere 4* lld Ladiea' Pretty shoes, tan or black, 6s G5 j Ladies' Gbzo Kid Shoes 8s 6d Men's Easy Waltzing Shoes 7s I Ladies' Strap Shoes from 4s 9d '■ ]■'.- Children's Str*p Shoes 1b9&~ ' I Bcota and Shoes trbm la 9d to 27«-61 --. - --'■■■RoH"up m Thousands. , look at Our Windows and DoDrs for Bargains.' Country orders promptly sent to any address. KOTE ADDRESS- J MKLLOB, Z3ALANDU BOOT STORE, TAXCRED STREET, ASHBUhTvN WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? DURING OCTOBER, 1895. we took more order 3 for Suiis, &c , than ever we had before for any month since the Establishment of our Business (1880 This fact speaks for itself, and shows that tbe public appreciate out REDUCED PRIORS, and that they can rely ou our reputation for ENTIRE SATISFACTION :^ AN APOLOGY We wish to apologise to those friends whose orders we were compelled to refuse owing to the rush before the show COME EARLY CUSTOMERS requiring Suits, dc, for ths Chi istmas Holidays are kindly asked to leave their orders as early as po*ibl© to avoid the inevitable rush and disappointment t R AI<» H K A 1» ~ST BEBKITIff AW, THE LEADING TAILORS & OUTFITTERS; ASHBUBTOF



Business Notices WHEAT. WHEAT. i. ,__ ______ \y E ARE PROMPT CASH BUYERS OF Prime Milling Wheat, AT HIGHEST MARKET RA-TEvS. We are alao prepared to Store Grain on F<*rmen»' eccount m onr New Grain Store* \\ est; Streefr, Ashburton, on very favourable term* Full a r zed Cornsackx and Twine Supplied afc LOWEBL' CURRENT RATES Eollitt & Co, CANTERBURY FLOUR MILLS, Offices axi> Stores; WEST SIREET, ASHBURTON. ' ' f 1 159 I JOHN ORE & Co., ASHBURTON. TjINAMELLED & BRASS PREISERVINa PANS, 6, 8, 10, 12, and 14 Quarts,[ at Lowest Prices. MASON'S PATENT SCBEW-TOP JAM JAR 3 m PINTS, QUARTS and HALiF-GALLOXS at prices Never. Offered before m Ashburton, John Orr & Co., GENERAL MERCHANTS & IMPORTERS BRIDGE WORKS, ASHBURTON. .imOR the year 189G tlie Weekly Half-holiday will be observed at these Works on SATURDAY instead of Thursday as heretofore Thomas E. Kil worth & Son. I" _ ■ \ ' ■ ' ' i .;.-.. ... ,- - : sale IMPORTANT NOTICE. v sale SALE' ■ ■•• / ; ■;,"..^ r ,. : . > .•.?•;,- SALE SALE _ ■•' . SALB , SALE . V SALE -sale . . Beath's • . SAlB ' SALE ■ : ■ ;•; ■•■ v • • • SALE sale Great Bummer Sale sale SALE SALE SALE FOR ONE MONTH ONLY, SALE SA k E . COMMI^ENCES SALE SALE SATURDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY I. ?*' SALE SALE SALE .. — I SALE SALE ,sj A LE SALE "gjVERYTHING REDUCED SALE SALE , WONDERFUL BARGAINS SALE sale GENUNE CLEARING SALB. salb SALE • '■' • ' SALE SALE . S ALE ■. \ SALE SALE siLE G. L. Beath & Co , v: SAJaE . . '■ • ■• 7 . SALE SALE TANCRED STREET. ' BALE r K7jrTR^SB7TORIW~T~ , TTPllff w.,' ptiitrch CHURCH. [^ iSTBrHJi<W S Cv UKtn " *J . Ashburton THE Sale of WORK and PROUUCE wT^rTnv* for redaction of Manse debt will ba *>J!,KVILfiM>. held m the Orange Hall eaily m April FRlDAY— Evening Prayer and address next. 7 80 p m. Donations will bg gratefully rcoeived SUNDAY' (Septuageeima) -11 am, by Mr Andrew Orr, Treasurer, or other Holy Communion — Rev T. A* members of Finance Committee. 1 167 Hamilton. ■■: . -• ■ -^— 3pm, GREENSTREET— Rev T. A. WANTED. Hamilton. 3 p.m., DROMORE-MrW. Bowman



} Henry Zander. .i ■ — -< 'Henry Zancor. \ S the Harvesting S°agon is now drawing near, I beg to intimate that I have bought a very Urge stock of Hurvpafinp M«t«ri«lB, anticipating a correspondingly large demand. BINDING TWINES. BINDING TWINES. BINDING WIRE. BINDING WIRE. And all other Harvesting Material now m Stock. Farmers, do not give your orders for Twino without getting nay quotation, as I can quote less than any local merchant, having purchased most favorably. I have for gale a few SECOND HAND MoOORMICK EEAPERB & BINDERS In First Class Order. Early application necessary. MoCORMICK & BUCKKYE EXTRAS kept m Stock, : Also "TYZACR'S" SECTIONS & CHAINS For all ether machines M CORNSACKS, CORNSACKS. I am now prepared to take orders for full sized Comeacks, and farmers will do well to order e»rly, as crops will be heavy. Carpets, Linoleums, Oilcloths, etc. In order to make room for Harvest- ing and other Goods now landing and lo arrive, I will sell the whole of the above Stock at pc cent below cost price* 1000 MATS, 1000 MATS, 1000 MATS 3samititt9 £tzgT4*r. Be ture to esc no oiher for your JAM, and see that yru gel it NEW CURRANTS, ■REV RAISINS, and NEW ■ ' SULTANAS. „ '.'.[• The c fruits are read} for use without further washing True, Teas, Yeas. CHINA, CEYLON, INDIA, and HEALTH TEA Just Landed (ex Gothic) 100 GALVANISED STEEL ELASTIC HORSE COLLARS, In all sigeß, They are giving universal satisfaction SCOTT'S WELL-KNOWN RANGES, AT : i GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, Oils. Oils. I have m Stock and to Lavd — 100 Drums Linseed Oil 20Q cases Valvoline 200 cases Castor Oil 20 bales best 5-ply Seaming Twine China and Glassware Hornsby's & Ransome's Plough Shares Barbed and Plain Fencing Wire BEST ENGLISH LEATHER BELTING WINES & SPIRITS, ALES & STODT LIQUEURS, & HABA.NA CIGARS, CIGARETTES, In view of approaching holidays, at SPECIALLY LOW PRICES 1 have Always for Sale— CRUSHED OATS, OATEN SHEAF CHAF#, OATS, BRAN, • SHARPS, AND CHICKWHEAT. Henry Zander, GENERAL MERCHANT WOOL, STOCK AND STATION AGENT AGENT FOJV- gqn Fire Insurance Office Australian Mutual Provident Society.



Government Notices- UEW ZEALAND RULWIYB Train Arrangements for Chris church Races, February Ist. fSTEnC Ev.ni»g train from Chri-tchurch JL to Aphburton wi'l start at 5.10 p m and run 30 minutes later than timetable times. The R-.kaia to Mothvsn train will run 35 minutes late. 1 173 BY ORDER. Public Notices. LONGBKACH ROAD BOARD. THE BRIDGE over the Wheatstone Drain at the junction of the Wheat- stone and Terrace Roads IS CLOSED FOR TRAFFIC until further notice. 0. E. FOOKS <fe SON, Surveyors to the Board. January 29, 1896. . 1 173 THE KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL will re-open on TUESDAY, Feb- ruary 4, m the Orange Hall. Terms : Pupils over seven years of age, £1 ss ; ur.dar seven years, £1 Is. Dancing Classes will be resumed early m April. 1 153 BINDER TWINE. TWTESSRS REJD AKD GRAY having •*■" ascertained that a certain Com- mission Agent of Ashburton has circulated a letter among the Farmers of the district representing that he is the cole agent of Dnnoughy, of Dunedic, defcke hereby to make it publicly known that this is not the case, as they are, and have been, for years, m a position, to SUPPLY BINDER TWINE, wholesale ard. retail, obtained DIRECT FROM MR DONOUGHY, and not from any agent. REID AND GRAY, Per their Mamger, 1 168 JOHN TAYLOR. Drawing* A Painting Classes. Mr W. H. Tait, ARTIST, C.S. A, /^LAS^ES ABE HELD EVERY lUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY akd SATURDAY, In the above Subjects. A special reduction is made to teachers, pup.il teachers, and pupils actually attend* ing a public school. For card c f terms, apply to Mr W. H. Colxins, or at Studio, care Mil H. A. Gates, School of Music, Ashburton. Pupils prepared for Examination In plain and solid Geometry, Model Drawing nd Perspective. THE UNITED FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, Ltd. CAPITAL ... .. £500,000. "OISKS accepted and Rates quoted on application irrespective of Tariff A. LAWRIE & CO;, Acjeots-



The train arrangements for the Christ- church races on February 1 are advertised m this issue. A Press Association telegram states that by the strong exertions and appeals of the Rev 0. H. Yateman, the New York evangelist;, £2350 has been wiped off the debt of the Auckland V.M.C. A., m a week, two-thirds being contributed by business men. The Ashburton Art Society, is about; to lookup again. The Committee will be called together some day next week, to put business m order for the annual meeting of members due towards the end of the month, ab which meeting arrange- ments should be made for the annual art exhibition at Easter. Several telephone wires having recently been pulled down by elevators through carelessness on the. part of drivers, we have been desired to draw the attention of traction engine owners and others to the great inconvenience caused by such accidents, and to suggest greater caution and the lowering of elevators when passing under wires. By the exercise of ordinary care and common sense it should be easy to avoid casualties of (his kind, and we raiy point out that owners may be mulcted m heavy expenses m addi- tionto the cost of repairs. WOLFE S SCHNAPPS Has become famous on its merits as a stimu? lant of the finest quality, and |s well known throughout the world. Buy bottles intact, Sarsaparilla IS THE CKREAT Blood- Purifier, NERVE TGNSG, —AND— STRENGTH^BUILDER. _ j'*^*'*_^ It « l l l a c k s wl£FS± & ml bresika up SrC^P" "^^^^ every humor, tr^ri nJFD'wV'>*\ cures skin erup- ' If  v\ tions ' Vcst ° res I JLj>, k# Jfout every elC' \4\^s^/Of Suirercrst from eral ileblllty, or . l *am^^^ any other ail- liiant arising from impure blood, shoiiUl take Ayor's Sar^aparillii. It gives strength to t!ie weak, aiul builds up the system goner- Illy, r>y Us use fopil is made nourishing, sleep refreshing, and life enjoyable, Ayer's Sarsapariila HIGHEST AWARDS AT THE a World's Great Expositions. Made by Dr. J.C.Aycr * Co., LowcU,]Mass.,U.S.A. tfSF'WevrarG ol cheati imitations. Tho name — Ayvv'b Sarsawarilla—is nrominunt on the Wruppar. uuU is Ulowu la tbe gUi>B o( «»0b Of our bottle*. •



W H Neleon who is m the drug buaicp«B at Jfc ngville, Mo., has bo' inuoh confidence m Chamberlain's Oolio, Cholera and Diarrbcpi Remedy that be warrants every bottle and offerß to refund the money to any customer Who is not eatitfcd afier usitg it. Mr Kfslson takes no risk m doiDg this beoause the Remedy is a certain cure for the diseases for which it is intended end he knows it. It is ' for Bale by the Ashburton Drug Company. ( KEATINC'S POWDERS destroys Bugs Fleas, Moth*, Beetles, and all other insects whilst quite harmless to domestic animals, In exterminating Beetles thesuccesßof this powder is extraordinary. It is perfectly clean m application • See the article you purchase is Keatings, i.<?., with the signature Thomas Keating on each tin, as imitations are •oxious and ineffectual, Sold m tins, 6d and Is each, by ail chemists. Bargains.— Ladies' Straw Hats, Trimmed Hat*, White and Cream Laces* See our I Window!.— -ABbburton Drapery Oomjaqy ,