The Moscow of To-day.

Sir Thomas Werayss Reid, who for many years occupier! the editorial chair of the Leeds Mercury, and made that journal one of the greatest forces of provincial Liberalism kuowu iv the history of the PZnglish press, has been visiting St Petersburg, Moscow, Stock holm, and Copenhagen, and gives us his "First Impressions" m a paper m the Nineteenth Century, which is very readable throughout. His account of the exceeding riches of the Moscow churches, and the excessive devotion of the Russians m the streets of their ancient capital, will probably surprise many readers as much as they surprised Sir Wemyss Reid. He was, indeed, quite taken aback by what he found m Moscow. He says : — I had thought of it, as I imagine most of us do, as the decaying capital of that older Russia which is passing into the stage of tradition — a sleepy old-world city where ancient customs and national Usages still survived, and little beside was to be met with. I found it a huge city, numbering nearly a million inhabitants, where, side by side with the traditional usages of old Russia, and, above all, its external devoutness of carriage and demeanour, is to be found the most marvellous development of industrial and commercial enter prise and activity. The streets were as crowded, and as full of bustle and life, as those of Loodon or Manchester ; the groves of tall factory chimneys enveloping the suburbs reminded me of Birmingham. The markets were filled to overflowing, both with mer chandise and men. The shops were certainly not inferior to those of St Petersburg, and everywhere there was the bustle, the unending activity which bespeaks the existence of a great community engaged m the full work of life. It was only slowly that what I saw enabled me to realise the truth about Moscow—the truth that it is no city of the dead, no relic of mediaeval times, but the living capital and centre of a mighty nation, which though it may wall itself m against western ideas and mannerß, has an overflowing life of its own, and an energy which it is expending freely m a thousand different directions. Those who seek to realise what Russia really is, and what enormous potentialities of growth and development she possesses within her self, must go to Moscow.

THE ASHBOBTOfI GUARDIAN : WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1898.

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Business Notices. "~ look r~~~ CHEAP WINTER FIRIN&. NEW MOUNT SOMERis COAL. OUTPUT has Trebled during the IMb twelve months. IT IS USED EVERYWHERE. This Coal is the Best and Cheapest Steam and Household Coal m the market. Uied m the Woollen Faotory and Canter bury Hour Mills, ;. GIVES SPLENDID RESULTS WRITE FOR PRICES xo G. T. PARK, MOUND SOMERIS. PALM AND JOKO TEA INDIAN AND OEYLON. OUR 2s 4d INDIAN (Palm Brand) 1b noted for producing 200 large Tea Caps of first-rate Tea to the pounds This is the Tea Mr George Jameson told so largely. OUR 2s TEAS (Palm and Joko) are equally good value for the money. OUR TEAS are bo popular that we frequently hear of instances of other Teas being packed and sold m our empties. * Imitation is einoerest flattery,' but the public should see they get the genuine article. Retaii rrom all the principal Store- keepers. WHOLESALE FROM JAMESON, ANDERSON & CO, 155 Colombo Street, Ohbistohubob DRINK DELICIOUS JE!HuSr*v3V JGHQfpKp j PERFECT IN QUAUTY.^FLAVOR AND BLEND. Paoked »n Tins, the delicate Aroma Absolutely Preserved. OBTAINABLE FROM ALLgfGROCERS mHE ASHBURTON TAILORING JL COMPANY has on hand a very choice selection of the very latest Patterns, by which the pnblio can secure the moat Fashionable Suit, and not hare any old stock palmed on to them. Oar cutter, Mr Pauling, has had a large experience m the best Tailoring Establishments m the colony. Therefore give us a trial, and we will guaran- tee you one of the most fashionable Suita procurable. Gents' own material made up. / W. PAULING, f Manager / Q. K. ASKIN, TANORBD STREET* TyTACHINIST k CYCLE {MECHANIC CYCLES CAREFULLY REPAIRED. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. 10 190 WOOLSTON STEAM WOOL WORKS, CHRISTCHURCH. (Established 1868.) FTIHE Undersigned bega to notify that be ia X Scouring as heretofore. Squatter*' consignments to the Christchurch or Woolston Station will receive prompt attention. Quick despatch and Lowest Rates. T. YORK. 10 99 SEEDS. SEEDS. T^OR PRESENT SOWING. "I r\ TONS RED CLOVER. Ir\ TONS COW GRASS. £J TONS WHITE CLOVER. X TONS ALSYKE CLOVER. X TONS GIANT RAPE.* g TONS TURNIPB, (all varieties) Carters choice English and Colonial grown : AT REDUCED PRICES. Send for Samples. 20,000 CABBAGE PLANTS. J. SEALY & CO. 9 KOZIE TEA IS BEST, JOHN ORR & Co. t Agent*.



THOS. E. KILWORTH & SON ENGINE EBS, BRIDGE WOKKB, ASHBURTOF, TTNDERTAKE all k'nds of Engine Work, all kinds of Millwright's Work, General Engineering 1 , Woodworking, & Biacksmithing'. KILWORTH & SO JN, ASHBUKTON. ~~ A CHANGE. ~~ fi^ELE name and goodwill m connection with the word "Dunlop "having been acquired from the Dunlop Cycle Company Limited — makers of the famous DUNLOP CYCLES by the Dunlop Pneumatic Tyre Company Limited, m defereace to the wishes of Dunlop Tyre Customers, we have decided .... TO adopt forthwith the name of Ariel CyolO COX&PA&y LiZ&itSdt M makers of ARIEL CYCLES. The design, quality and manufacture of Ariel Cycles will be identical with that of the Dunlop Cycles, whilst all the many World's Records, etc., I and Testimonials belonging to the Dunlop Cycle Company, and made on Dunlop Tyres, will apply with equal force to the Ariel Cycles, and the AKIEL CYCLE COMPANY, LIMITED., (late dunlop cycle company, limited.) HEAD OFFICE— II 6 Queen Victoria Street, E.G. SOLE AUSTRALIAN AGENTS— The Austral Cycle Agency, HEAD OFFICE— I 39, 141 Elizabeth-Street, Melbourne. COLOMBO STREET, CBRISTCHURCH ; 123, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN ; AND 61, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. Chri&tmas & New Year. — «— SPECIAL SHOW OF : : DEAPERY & CLOTHING : : T^EWEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE DRESSES, Blouse- Materials, Crepons, Prints, Cambrics^ Nainsooks etc., etc. LATEST NOVELTIES IN SUNSHADES LACES COLLARS GLOVFS CORSETS CUFFB RIBBONS BELTS UMBRELLAS Etc. Etc. Etc SsF»JLl£jJNr>ll> -AuSSOHTJMLJEJNT IN OILCLOTHS, CURTAINS, ART MUSLINS, & HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS SPECIAL VALUE In Men's aud Boys' JClothing, Shirts, Pan^s, Collars, Ties, Hats, Caps, Braces, etc. MEN'S AND BOYS' STRAW HATS. — GrR A.IN JO VAJL.CJB. A. P. WILLIAMSON, CASH DRAPER & CLOTHIER, TANCRED STREET, BICYCLES, BICYCLES, BICYCLES. LANDELLS~AND SON, EXPRESS CYCLE WORKS, BURNETT STREET (next The Club.) The oldest and largest Cycle Building and Repairing Shop m Ashburton. IMMENSE Stock of New and' Second-hand Bicycles on hand at prloes which will defy competition. SECOND-HAND MACHINES AT £2 10a, £3 10s, £5, £6, £7, £8, £10,£12—M UST BE CLEARED. Large Stock of Outer Covera and Tubes. Also, Lamps, Bells, Saddles, Toe Clips, and everything connected with the Bicyole Trade. CHEAPEST EVER OFFERED IN NEW ZEALAND 10 179 WHEAT. WHEAT. ¥T7E ARE PROMP.T CASH BUYERS OF PRIME MILLIJN G WHEAT AT HIGHEST MAKKRT RATES, We are also prepared to Store GralD on Farmers account m onr New Grain Stores West Streeb, Ashburton, on very favourable terms Ful sized Oornaacka and Twine Supplied at LOWKSP CURRENT RATES ROLLIT T & CO., CANTERBUEY FLOUB MILLS* OFFICES AND STORED WEST STREET.



Hanmer and Graves. j WANTED TO PURCHASE f^i OOD OATEN-SHEAF OHAFV HANMER & GRAVES. WE have received instructions from Hugh Muiehbad, Esq., to offer for Sale by private treaty, HIS SNUG LITTLE HOMESTEAD of 44 acres, 0 roods, 7 -perches, divided into four paddocks. The buildings consist of a first-class six- roomed House and Outhouse, Stable and Wool Shed. Good garden, etc., Also — Hiß Farm of 129 acres ab Gough's Crossing. This farm is divided into four paddocks, with water m each paddock, and is one of the best farms m the district. Easy terms. 600 ACRES AT RUAPUNA. H WE are instructed by the owner to offer for private Sale 500 acres situated at Ruapuna. This property is subdivided into convenient sized paddocks, with water m each paddock. The buildings consist of an eight- roomed House, Large Stable and Wool Shed. Terms — Small cash deposit, balance at a low rate 0 interest. * HANMER AND GRAVED. PLOUGH SHARES. T3EGULAR Supplies imported! by us direct from the Makers ; both Ranaome's j and Hornaby'e— standard sizes. Prices — Lowest current. XTTE HAVE ALWAYS IN STOCK— Long and Short Feed Oats, Prime Oaten Sheaf Chaff, Royal Oil (150deg. Fire Test), Crushed Barley and Wheab for Pig feed, Whole & Broken Chick Wheat, Agricultural Salt, Farm& Station Requisites of all kinds, including Tea (specially packed for us and imported direct by ourselvea from Ceylon), Sugar, Soap, Candles, Oatmeal, Flour, Bran, Sharps, Salt (best table), Rock Salt, Fencing Wire (plain and barbed), Staples, Galvanized Sheep Netting (most suitable for fencing ofi turnipß), Clover and Turnip Seed, all varie- ties ; Ryegrass and Cocksfoot (machine dressed), Oils— Castor, Machinery, Boiled, Tattoo Oil (for branding sheep) &c, &o. BUTTON'S SEEDS. XXTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED our Rape and Turnip SEEDS from the above well-known gtowirs, all of which have arrived m tip-top condition* We keep m stock the following varieties ; — BUTTON'S Crimson King Swede do Champion Swede Early Six Weeks Turnip do Favorite Turnip do All the Year Round Turnip do Red Paragon Turnip do Perfection Turnip do Yellow Tankard Turnip do Foster ton Green Top Turnip do Green Top Yellow Aberdeen do do Purple Top Yellow Aberdeen do Purple Top Mammoth Turnip do Devonshire Greystone Turnip do Imperial Green Globe Turnip do Broad-leaved Essex Rape do Early Sheep-fold Cabbage do Early Drumhead Cabbage do Giant Drumhead Cabbage do Long Red Altringham Sarrot do Giant White Belgian Currob do Intermediate Carrot do Sheep's Parsley Messrs Sutton and Sons have sent out with the above a Collection of Garden Vegetable and Flower Seeds of all their best varieties, and Packets can be had of any oi' the sorts at 6(1 PER PACKET Farmers and others are invited to inspect. HANMER & GBAYES. o h I II a O 111 C w v J 2: n o 5! 0 i OJ > 3 •o :z =^ & C ft a*t« en s'Cfl h s* S=■•JS S « ' j • 1 2 =»fr s I • I s»-i s si • & ' If 1 1 i R Sr & H » n ST ■ izHm -$£s* 8 3 « s "P. JONAS ~ BEGS to Notify the Farmers and Butohers of Ashburton and Surround- ing District that he has Opened up Business m the Premises adjoining Hanmer s.<id Graves' Stables as a Cash Buyer of WOOL, SKINS, HIDES, FAT, and HORSE HAIR m large or small quantities. Ogtoft Pays-rTUBSDAYS AND SATURDAYS



PUBLIC NO'xXCTSS I REMOVAL ! NOTICE J H. Nc Andebson, STATIONER, TTA S REMOVED to those centra premises known as THE BLUE HOUSE, NEXT JOHN ORR & CO. The Stock ia now replete m all lines suitable for the Christmas Trade. Just Landed, four cases of SCHOOL PRIZE BOOKS. These bookß have been specially selected, and School Committees would do well to inspect the stock and com- pare the prices before buying f>cm cata- logues. CBRISTMAS CARDS m greab variety. A look ab tho windows speaks for itself. '' CHRISTMAS PRESENTS m great variety. Inspection invited. No one pressed to buy. NOTE THE NEW ADDRESS, NEXT JOHN ORR AND OO]] Late Blue House. H. N, ANDERSON, STATIONER. NEW SADDLERY BUSINESS. TANORBD STREET, Nexb to J. Tasker, Butcher ! A. HENRY WISHES to inform the farming com- munity and general public, of having commenced business m the above premises, and hopes by strict attention to business, combined with the best of work' manship and moderate charges, to merit a fair share of public patronage. All harness manufactured on the premises of the best material and guaranteed hand sewn. Experienced workmen sent to anyjparb 0 the district at the shortest notice. HORSE HAIR AND BEESWAX bought m any quantity. R. J. HENRY, 10 35 Manager. Special Lines FOJEfc CHRISTMAS. BY Steamer "Mataura" a SPECIAT. IMPORTATION OF GOODS fo CHRISTMAS, Just Landed. 45 Pieces of Newest English Designs m FALL NETS. • 3O per cent. Under Usual Prices. A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT (some thousands of yards) OF CREAM & WHITE JLAOES, LATEST DESIGNS, Much Under Usual Prices. CHRISTMAS CARDS IN ENDLESS VARIETY. FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS IN IMMENSE VARIETY OF DESIGN AND QUALITY. OALL AND SEE THESE GOODS. W. H. COLLIER "THE COENEE." m i H : %% l % s v ° pj 1 S W. H. SUTHBELAND, BEGS to inform his customers and the publio that he has removed from Tancred Street, to the OLUB OYSTER AND FRIED FISH SALOON, BURNETT STREET (Nexb the Club) SPECIAL ROOM FOR LADIES. Where hot dinners or hot supperß can be gob ab any time. Fresh Fish and Smoked Fish by Expresß every night. POULTRY A SPECIALTY, 923 KOZIE TK^V



public Notices. WALKfcB'S BOT-FLY REMEDY. Chertsey, January 15, 1895 To Mr Heseltine, Agent for Walker's Bot-fly Remedies, Ashburton Sir, —l consider it my -duty to add my testimony to the marvellous effects of the remedies I got from you on my horse He got so bad that I had to lay him up INo matter what I gave him he kept losing condition and became so weak that he could scarcely stand I carefully followed the directions on the bottles and shortly after getting the laet bottle he passed bots, ami at once began to mend, and m a few days was fit for his work I am confident only for the remedy he would have died I can highly recommend it, believing it has no equal William Stringfellow Lauriston, August 18, 1894 Mr Heseltine, Sir, — I think it is only right that I should tell you and my neigh- boring farmers that I am thoroughly satis- fied with Walker's Bot-fly Remedies I got from you. After seeing the state of the stomach of my horse that died, I became alarmed about the rest of my stock as they all looked bad I drenched eight, following carefully the directions It cleaned them out thoroughly and m a few dayß there was a wonderful change for the better I can highly recommend it, and would advise farmers to lose no time m drenching their stock lest they have their horses dropping dead as I had I believe it to be the only safe and certain cure for the suffering of horses James Lemon Ashburton Forks, March 1, 1894 Mr J Heseltine, Sir, — I am very jj'ad to tell you that Walker's Bot-fly Remedies I got from you proved quite a success with my dying horse He was ailing for some days, his coat got very dry, the skin tight, a runn- ing at the nose, and a very bad cough ; and was scarcely able to walk about ; we quite expected he would die I heard a good deal about Walker's Bot-fly Remedies, and gave ib with the most satisfactory results, and shortly after he gob the last bottle he began to improve and by the end of a week was able for work hearty and well 1 believe it to be a medicine unequalled, and can recom- mend it with all horse owners as the best horse remedy m the market Edward Corbitt Greenwood Farm Soubhbridge, August 2, 1892 Mr Walker, Sir, — I am glad to bear testi- mony to the wonderful effects of your Bot-fly Remedies One of my best horses became very bad ; the skin tight, the eye lifeless and a bad color, and got low m condition Anxious to finish ploughing a paddock 1 did not want to lay him up until he became unable to lift his feec or do any more We had to holp him into a stable I gave him your Remedies, and the treatment you pre- scribed, and m a few day? he was quite better, and now at his work hearty and well I quite believe, had I nob given him your Kemedies he would have died You can use this as you please Robert Thompson Seaside Farm, Wakanui, April 14, 1894 Mr Walker, Dear Sir, — I have great p ea- sure m informing you that the bot-fly mix- ture I got from Mr Heseltine, your agent, was a wonderful success I had four horses seriously ill on December last After using all the remedies I could think of I was induced to try your mixture The result was marvellous, I strictly followed the directions given and m a week the horses were out of danger and recovering rapidly I drenched *,wo more m February with the same result '1 hey all put on flesh rapidly, and are now m prime order P Stewart Chertsey, April 12, 1895 Mr Heseltine, Ashburton, Agent for Walker's Bot-fly Remedies Sib, — The remedies! got from you had a wondeiful effect en my horse, he got so bad thab I had to lay him up quite expecting to lose him I tried the usual remedies but he on!y got worse At last I gave him Walker's with astonishing results Bols came away m handfuls, and m a few days he was hearty ond well From the effects of this remedy on my neighbors' horses and on my own I con- sider it a blessing to horse owners and could the poor suffering horses speak they would certainly praise Walker's Bot-fly Remedies as the best ever introduced into this market John Downie Mr Cross, Burnham, got the remedy for a horse suffering K°-t year ; on reaching home c was dead This season one took bad, also howing the symptoms He gave the remedy, ud he secon'! day after, the horse passed ots m hundreds and is doing well Anama, April 3, 1895 Mr kLeseltine, Sir, — I have pleasure m beatifying to the wonderful effects of Walker's Bot-fly Remedies on my horses They got very low m condition, a dry coat, and very tight ftkiD, and lost all heart at their work I had to lay them up Hearing ? o much about this remedy I decided to give it a trial I followed carefully the directions on the label and the results were such as to satisfy me that it is ihe only remedy for the suffering horse lam certain I got back the coet m their work inside a week I shall certainly use it m future m preference to anything else as it has no equal J M TWEEDIE MANUFACTURER— Robert Walker Canal Reserve, Woolston TjWERYONE accustomed lo using the Hi AM. Ointment Will find equal satisfaction m using the Bee Ointment, For which everyone is kindly requested to ask instead of the AC OINTMENT. Carefully note that a diagram of a Bee is m the centre, and Edward Gallichan's Factory, Ashurst, IVew Zealand, on the end of every pot. Bee Ointment is every mother's true triend ; on the weakest baby, oi the strongest man's flesh it is always successful. Price, Is 6d. Bee Ointment is espacially manufactured as a horse and oattle dressing Price — 2s 6d AC Corn Cure, for hard or soft corns warts, and bunions — Price Is AC Vegetable Pills, for male and emale use, 30 pills m every box, and quite equa bo anything imported — price Is 6d EDWIN GALLIGHAN, PROPRIETOR AND MANUFACTURE? N.Z. Canterbury Representative, MR G. P. HOA.TTEN, Aebburton, The following testimonies bo the value of the Ointment are good enough for any- hing : — Dear Sirs, — We have greab pleasure m recommending your Bee Ointments. We have given them a thorough trial, both on man and beaßt, and they have proved to be quite as good as you represent. In future we intend to keep a stock always on hand — We remain, yours faithfully, Sharplin & Co. Medical Dispensary, New Plymouth, October 19, 1896 Dear Sir, — I have sold your Bee Ointment and AC Corn Cure and Pills for the past three years, and I have never known of oue purchaser to expresß a regret for pro- curing your lines. They have m every case which has come under my notice, given every satisfaction Your Bee Ointment has proved itself one of the best healing oint- ments procurable. Kindly forward me one gross of Bee Ointment, small size, at your earliest convenience. Yours truy, A. E. Sykes Chemist, Hundreds of other testimonials too numerous to publish, '^^^^fraar^r" "* —^ """^ m Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures oo da croup and whooping cough. Ib ia pleasant safe and reliable, Fore^f by Aihburtop Drug Uompaayi



A VICTIM OF Functional Disease. A 1 aYi i m NEVER fails any ona m /"XIaAUIU such a predicament. To sufferers from Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Biliousness and Constipation it is " A friend m need and a friend indeed." Assist Nature by Alaxum, and you will avoid a multitude of distressing functional derangements and diseases. Of all known medicines for renew- iog the energy Alaxum is- the best. Its secondary effects are marvellous. Many persons afflicted with constipation have testi- fied not only to its immediate relieving properties but to the fact that the cure lasts. No care is required while using it. It does not interfere with the diet, habits or occu- , pation, and produces no inconvenience m its action. It is at once a laxative, an appetiser, and a stimulating tonic, prepared ! scientifically, and endorsed by the Press as the most valuable medicine that has ever been offered to to the public m a popular form. ALAXUM CDRBS Biliousness, Bilious Headache, Dizziness, Costiveness, Sour Stomach, Loss of Appetite, Coated Tongue, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Heartburn, Pains and Distress after Eating, and all j functional derangements of ihe fc syßtem of nutritioD.j NOTE THIS WJELX,,— The whole system of a human being may be perfectly sound, and yet through derunge- ment or weakness the organs of the boay may perform their functions or their work sluggishly, thus giving rise to want of appetite, and a consequent general impover- ishment of the whole being. Such a con- dition causes thousands of people to fancy that they are consumptive, while they are really only m need of a remedy to sec the organs of the body working harmoniously. Reason points to two essential qualities m a remedy for this purpose. It must create an appetite for food, and at the same time aßßimilate its nutriment. With either of these qualities alone the remedy would be worse than useless, but with both it becomes a power with incalculable good. Alaxom is the only medicine which combines these two qualities. It is a natural appetiser, and its first action is to create hunger. After the appetite is satisfied it acts directly on the stomach, liver and kidneys, clearing away all effete matter and exciting them to activity. The system then receives nutri- tion and new life from the proper assimila tioa of the* food ; and where there is no organic disease health must follow* This is common sense and cannot be gainsaid. Accept no substitute that may be recom- mended to be "just as good.' It may be [ better— for the dealer— because of its better profit, but m Buoh an instance the dealer is not the one^who needs help. i FROM ALL CHEMISTS & STORE- ! KEEPERS, VRIOB 2* 6d I THE FIRST SIGN OF A COLD Should remind you that the best time to commence taking something is at the begin- ning. It should also remind you that the best remedy to head off a spell of sneezing, coughing and general unpleasantness is Benjamin Gum, MEN START AT MY STATEMENTS ABOUT BENJAMIN GUM! Thousands of bottles have been soli, and universal praise of its curative qualities is the result. Note the Name: Spencer Vincent's Great Benjeimin <^ciim Extract PRICE Is 6 Take no other Remedy, bufi insist on having BENJAMIN GU M Don't take "Just AS GOOD." TESTIMONIALS. Woolston, August 10, 1897. To Spencer Vincent, Christchurch. Dear Sir,— For some time past I have been Buffering from a moßt painful cough. I had quite given up hope of its ever leaving pie. at least or the remainder of the winter, and feared that it had > become chronic, seeing tbat other remedies failed to give me re' s *f. much losa oure. The pain became so intense that I was afraid of injuring my throat and head, especially the latter. I procured one bottle of your Benjamin Gum, and I may say that I hadn'b an atom of faith m its curativa properties, but felt that I must take something to ease the pain. I drank contents of firsb bottle very freely, and am thankful to say m leas than twelve hours I was wholly free trom cough. E. W. SBARS. I P.S— Nearly fchreo mortha Binco cough



SAWrMEK -4c Sonsßuea- lypii Extract. Under the distinguished patronage of His Majesty the King of Italy, aB per communica- tion made by the Minister for Foreign Affairs through the Consul-General for Italy, at Melbourne, March 14, 1878. Awarded diploma at the Amsterdam Exhibition, 1883. Acknowledged by Medical Clinics and Universities all over the Globe. There are imitations of Eucalypti Extract m the market, products of simple distillation forming crude resinous oils. In order that these crude oils may not be taken, OUR PURE VOLATILE EUCALYPTI EXTRACT, which is recognised by the medical division of the Prussian Government Jbe of perfectly pure origin, as per nformation forwarded to us through the Consul at Melbourne, March 2, 1878, we tate : — It is proved by tests by the Medical Clinics of the Universities ab Bonn and Greifswald, Prussia, and reported by Dr. Schulz, Professor of Parmacology, at Bon, and Professor Dr. Mossier, Director of the Medical Clinics at Greifswald, that only products that are saturated with oxygen and freed of da resinous and other Bubstaucos, adherent ■ primary distillation, will develope the sanative qualities proper to the plant All crude oils, or so called Eucalypti Extracts are to be classed according to the named authorities, among the turpentines, which are abandoned long since as an. ntetnal adicament. These crude oils, or so called Eucalypti Extracts, are discernible ; 1 By their deficiency m pungent odour — which our producr, the only genuine Eucalypti Extract develops most freely through its surplus oxygen. By their alcoholic thin and mobile appear- ance beiDg reduced m specific density through the presence of acids. By their baste, the result of the contracting tendency of resins and tennates. If these ciude oils, so called eucalypt extracts, are applied by mistake m cases of oroup, bronchitis, diphtheria, internal nflamations, dysentery, etc., the con- sequences are most appalling. For safety akeaskaIwaysforSANDER&SON'SEUCA- li.YPII EXTRACT.— Sandhurst, Victoria, Auatralia. SANDER & SONS. tJ^T" a— B— — ———————— ——7 NOTICE. mHE ENTRANCE to my OffiWis now m Moore Street, (lately occupied ,by Measra Friedlander Bros.) CORNSACKS— (FuII size. SEAMING TWINE-(5 plyj BINDING TWINE-(Douaghys. • UST TO HAND. HENRY ZANDER. BMO X & THE NEW VENUS : Dark Aroiwatio Plug Tobacco. KBE CELEBRATED & BEST BPANL MJLNOFAOTCEED FQOM e&TOICfiW VIBQIN4 LE\? J l