THE ASHBDRTON GUARDIAN t FBIDAY, JUNE 2, 1899

Printed and publiibed by Hbuby Wmus, o Pater Stmt, Akhbnrton, for th« Proprto ton, »* thfllr Printing Offloo, BumO StrMk, Ashborten, ••; FRIDAY, JnneS 1899



WANTKD KKOVN.—Nicholas A Pickfobd h«T» in Stock a Cboide Selection of Ladies' and Gentlemeu'f Dancing Show. WAN T.DKNOWN t —ThatFiGKAUS & Pickfo! i) tmve ju>.t Landed a Big Lino of Meu's Shooters of Guaranteed Qaality. WANTFD KNOWN.—That Nxcao. I'Sit Pickfokd's la the only shop in Aehbuiton whero the famous Adapted Boot can be obtained. IV'ANTKD KNOWN,-Ladles la U want of a Frst-cUra Walkiug Shoe shouidtry ; ho f unions Boßtwk Brand at NICHOLAS & PiCEFOBD'S. WANTKD KNOWN— NTchcias & Picktoed have just Landed ft large Line of Warm Slippers for Winter. Oall and Inspect. WANTED KNOWN.-Nicholas & PiOKFOKb, Boob Makers, East Street, make a &pec;alty of Boob Repairs, and make Boots and Shoes to order* All work Guaranteed. WANTED KNOWN.—When In doubt as bo where to tike four Repairs, remember that Nicholas A Pickvord always Guarantee Satisfaction. 4 166 DRINK DELICIOUS .^fl^sVeflHa^B^sV' PERFECT IN jQUAUTY, FLAVOR AND BLEND. Packed vi Tint, the dalioate Aroma Absolutely Preserved. OBTAINABLE FROM ALL GROOBRB ABSOLUTE ASSURANCE 18 ONSIOr THB " perfect; in vehtmbnt« prmiD btJthi ' MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OS 1 AUSTRALASIA. EXAMPLE of Nonforfeiture Condition* Ab Age 30 next Birthday, under Table 0 20, AMnmnoe of £1000 wilt ooit £31 lOi per annum for 20 years. In event of dMoonttnoaooe of payments the Policy becomes Paid up for £150 AFTER 3 YEARS. £250 AFTER 0 74ARS. £500 AFTER 10 YEARS. And so on. When the 20 yean' Premiums | have been paid, the Assurance is not -only Paid up for £1000, but is increased by the Accumulated Bonuses. WALTER BCALBS, Superintendent of New Business! HUGO FRIEDLA.NDER. Dittriob Agent, Ashburton LOOK " CHEAP WINTER FIRING. NEW MOUNT SOMEBS COAL. OUTPUT has Trebled during the last twelve months. IT IS USED EVBRYWHERB. mmmm ■?. This Coal is the Best and Cheapest Steam wd Household Coal in the market; Used in the Woollen Factory and Oasts* bury Flour MilU. , GIVES SPLENDID RESULTS WRITE FOR FRIGES . G. tjPAKK, MOUNT SO M BBS. j. l hxg^s; PAINTER, SiGMWRnTER, GLAZIER, ■ ' ;iv "■;■■■■,. ,BTc« r f;v ..;■;■ TF YOU WANT ABEAUTirUL ROOM. 1? YOU WANT A GOOD SIGN. IF YOU WANT A WINDOW GLAZED IF YOU WANT YOUR HOUSE PAINTED IF YOU WANT a"tIN OF PAINT, IF YOU WANT A SQUARE OF GLASS, IF YOU WANT A ROLL OF PAPER, IF YOU WANT ARTISTS' MATERIAL J. L HI^G& TANGRBD UTREBTw " THE NEW VENUS Dark Aromatio ftlvf Tobacoo. .; THE CELfcURATED 4 BEST BRAN OHCICBST VIBHINIA LBA# | , ' , "'. ■— ■ ■ ■■■■ ™ * 'mmt M—m POIBOJNED! ; '• X report comes tram the Otatriot «i WwnnyaS N.8.W., of * iettler and. hit famQy Ethibftißg votf Mrion* Bymptomß of potoonWf after partakiiig « their erentag mad. la «ewchiß« lor the oaoae, ■■•• ptQitmttUonthetMif^eyhad used. AMnptetakn from a one pound tiniknae wai analyad ana wand to oonUin rtrong tnoea of aa«rt»«lc •*#■» *h* pnmnce of whlci it canted by the us oftpWu of ■aSta in weldln* tite parUof tia togwtttr. tt*mtowk want oomnmen that tea packed In aoaQ tint, owing to ita vary absorbent natun. It rtry liable to beooma impngnatedwttathit aoid, and &eie(M dangeraoi for hunan oontonptton,'. and adTfasKwa* tn« Tsry ■afcttpaokawto purehweit that packed la faad wfli anin£hUnW of Vegetable panhment.' TU.ttyia of packet Itlaite imperriout to ttaato. aod tea to paoQhat been known, to mala al tUaroaaaaa strsngth for a period of nw year*' It«TB.-KOZM HA ftpaeksd in leadwttk w Bride llntet of Ya>ef Mt ftwhrnant. •



J. SEALY AND CO. IN compliance with the request of many Friends and valued Clients, I havadecid'd to CONTINUE THE SEED BUSINESS in the old premises, as heretofore, where Friends and the Public generally will find me ready to supply their wants, from an ENTIRELY NEW STOCK of FARM, VEGETABLE, AND FLOWEB SEEDS, AND GARDEN REQUISITES. I shall use my best endeavours to still maintain that confidence which the Public has reposed in me during the last twenty-four yean. I also beg to intimate that I have taken into Partnership G. A, DICKINSON, my nephew, who has been my assistant for the last six years, The business will bs carried on as formerly under the style of J. SEALY|& CO. WE ARE PURCHASERS OF PRIME SAMPLES OF PEAS, TARES, JftYEGBASS, COCKSFOOT, AND CLOVER SEEDS. J. SEALY~AND CO. BELFAST FREEZING WORKS MANURES, ARE THE BEST T^OR TURNIP, RAPE WHEAT, AND ANY OTHER CROP. SPECIAL MANTJBE can be made for any kind of Soil, or description of crop. SATISFACTION GIVEN EVERYWHERE LAST SEASON. Orders received by fRIISI>L<A]NI>I2H BHOH., Limited., DAVID THOMAS, THE JN.Z.. FARMERS CO-UPEBATIVE A SHOCIATION OF CANTERBUBY, Limited., ob ALBERT BUBEK.TH, A.GrJWIMTL', <A.atit>wrtoii. CAJSTEBBUBY FKOZEN ftfjßAT AND DAIRY PBODUCE EXPORT COMPANY, LIMITED. 8 80 F. WAYMOUTH Secretary. INCANDESCENT GAS-LIGHT. (WELSBAOH PATENTS) GKEAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. _(x) HAYING made Special and more Advantageous Terms with the Aus tralasian Incandescent Gag Light Ucmpany, Limited., and being ap pointed Bole Agent for Aahburton, I am now able to offer you these burners at the following reduced pricea: — 0 Burners, Plain, Complete, 12s Each, 0 Burners, " Avon," with Bye-pacs, 15a Each. Mantles for above are now Reduced to 2a Each, - No Householder can afford to be any longer without the Incandescent Light. The 0 Burner gives FIVE TIMES the light of an ordinary gas burner with consumption of less than TWO-THIRDS of the gaa. For Full Particular* apply to W. J. ADAMS, PLUMBER AND GASFITTER, BURNETT STREET, A9HBURTON. SOUS AGENT FOR ABHBURTON. 6 137 t= 22,000 =zr ORION" COOKING RANGES IN USE IN THIS COLONY ■ . #a*^ - THEY BURN LIGNITE, TRUE COAL OR WOOD UP TO 24ih NO SETTING "REQUIRED. With Stove Pipe can be worked oat in the open. SPLENDID BREAD BAKERS. I With OMb Iron or Copper Boiler*. The Copper Boiler* are large and Tinned Inside* REPAIRS ARE A MINIMUM. Made in all sizes, single or double ovens. High or low pressure boilers , | |M eQe Sold by all Ironmongers, from whom Catalogues oan be obtained, or from the maker, H. E. SHACKLOCK. 80UTHEND FOUNDRY, DUNEDIN. 631



NOTICE OF REMOVAL. ASHBURTON tTfl 2 INDUSTRIAL BUILDING SO'OIBIY. riIHK Society has REMOVED its Office JL from The Poib Office Buildings, Cameron Street) To ARCADE CHAMBERS, Burnett Street, in the Old Bank Building. Office Hours : From 9 30 to 12, and 2 to 4 p.m., and 7 to 8,30 every pay night. FRED. MAKEIG, g 100 Secretary. LAWES' Dips & Manures, THE Public Dip* At the Ashburton and Tinwald Safe Yards are now open for the SEASON. For terms and particular! apply to Oare taker. . Lawea' Superphosphate — Beit Turnip Mtvuure in the world. Also poisonous and non-poisonous Sheep Dip in stock. EDWARD SAUISiDJSRS, LOCAL AGENT. 11 16 81-CHLORIDE OF GOLD CURE. DRINK HAD NEARLY DESTROYED IT T SUFFERED from «n Insatiable Appe- X tite for Liquor. The Bi-Chwbidb of Gold Treatment cured me permanently. It Eradicates ALL Desire for Intoxicants. The detire will never return unless you re cultivate it. No oure—no pay. Address : BICHLORIDE OF GOLD INBTITUTE Ashly House, Rattray Street, Dunedin, NOTICE. \ NY Person or persons found Trespassing XX. on the Riversdale Estate in pursuit of game or otherwise will be prosecuted. 8 W, S. STRA GE, CHEAP MONEY! CHEAP MONj£Y OHEAP^MONEY IN SUMS JF £100 to- £10,000, ON COUNTRY, CITY, [and .SUBURBAN FREEHOLD, At exceptionally low rates of interest. FOR FORMS OF APPLICATION AN FULL INFORMATION, Apply to the DISTRICT MANAGER, Christchuroh. J. H. RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioner. FRANK CURTIS, rnHE Leading Practical Watchmaker^ X Jewelle*, and Optician, Es.it Street. FULL STOCK OF— BOTHBBB AMS ROTHERH AMS NICKEL WATCHES NICKEL WATCHES WATERBURYS WATERBURYS NOVELTIES & JEWELLERY. THE PLACE FOR Spectacles* Spectacles* (Correct fit guaranteed.) REPAIRS. REPAIRS. No waiting, all work done to time. WEDDING PRESENTS,, Very choice assortment in Platewate. etc WE i WANT FARMERS TO KNOW qiHAT WE HAVE IN STOCK RANSOMES & HORNSBY PLOUGH SHARES, all sizss. ALSO— CASTOR^OIU CYLINDRINE OIL, ROOT PULPJBRS, CORN CRUSHERS, HORSE HOES, EXCELSIOR GARDEN TOOLS, LEVER HARROWS, STEEL HORSE COLLARS LITTLE WONDERS, EASY CHAIRS FOR LAWN AND VERANDAH, AND THE FAMOUS DAISY OARTS, WE ARE ALSO AGENTS FOR MoCormlcb REAPER Sc BINJ3JB3R AND STERLING BICYCLES Morrow, Bassett & Co,, ASHBURTON, M. PRIEST, Manager.



i I ~" "¥— I . • DUNLGP'S • • I Does not attempt to compete with inferior | brands sold at cheaper prfces. j^=^^ii.- =r^^^ -^^^ =====■==- ji ie j at^ that it ins a I firmer j DLh^^ &■■»# Brcae*£' s;i*e tnan any ot^cr. Tobucco ! I I \ I J ¥ imported into Australasia is _^ * -*. suiiicient evidence that its I superb smoking qualities have hit the public taste. *. . ...,■■ ..,■■■„ .w,, . ,', I



THE PEOPLE'S IRONMONGER/ BURNETT STREET, OPPOSITE AROADE, FNVITKS his many friends and acquaintances to inspect stock of the*^foUowing*f>pe!m jL lines, without teing pressed to buy. GUNS! GUNS ! ! GUNSI \ ! On Sale or hire, CARTRIDGES AND AMMUNITION. Thejbesfe selected Stock io Aehburton, at very lew rrioea LAMPS ! LAMPS ! ! LAMPS ! ! To Suit the Million. Horse Clippers, Horse Covers, Sheep Netting, Fowl Netting, Gorao Knives, Spades, Forks, etc, Ranges, Register Grates, Fenders, Fire Iron", General Household Requisites, Table and Pooket Cutlery, The Uelebrated "I Wilson" Butcher's Knvev CARPENTE S 1 TOOLB.-The Cheapest, Largest and Greatest Variety in|3tock in the County, ■ G. MEDDINS {Successor to W. Congreve.) ANDREW ORR OPENING flfcW GOODS DAILY FOR THE PRESENT AND COMING SEASON SP;EO;i]AL VfALITE IN— GAPES AND JACKETS from 10b 6d. ! New Costume Cloths,![StylUh Tweeda, Serges, Robes, Millinery in good Style and Finish, Trimmed Sailors, Laoe Curtam, Umbrellas and Corsets. 150IPieoee New [FLANNELETTE, in all Shades and Patterns. Splendid value, from 3£d upwards. 10 Pieces New HEALTH FLANNEL, acts Hke? a charm for Rheumatism, thoroughly shrunk, 36 inches wide. 130 Pairs Best Colored,Small'BLANKETS, at Wholesale Prices. MEiS'S 4ND BOYS' SUITP, Every Style and Make, Equal to Tailor Mhde, T> RJbGSHM AM.INCJ— A Pronounced Succesa. A trial order will Convince .ANDREW ORR. EA.ST WTBEBT H. M. JONES. FREE INSURANCE Against iLccident or Death. 130LICIER CURRENT from T »a.TH to IS Months, according to X Value Purchased. per Week for Total Disablement up to Ten Weeks. aJSSO for Death from Accident. Special Concessions to Purchasers of Pianos, Organs, and Cycles. Cash purchasers from 10s will receive a Policy good for Seven Days. CHEAP STATIONERY AND ACCOUNT BOOKS. Boxed Stationery, 6d and Is lines, top value; specially put up in London for my own trade. Fancy and Tinted Note Paper and Envelopes. AGENTS FOR MILNER AND THOMPSONS — FIAEVOs* — By Brinsmead and Sons, Hopkinson, Gobs and T>T A XTi^iQ Kallman, Wagner, Collard and Colbrd, Broad _L Xixll V/O wood, Haake, Spaethe, Ohannell and Son, Lipp — PIAIVOS— and Sohn. -ORGANS- By Bell and Co, Smith, and the Needham Company, f~\D(~^ A I\TC! Willcox and White, Mason and Hamlin, the Chicago Com \JlX\jrJ\.xS O"~~* pany. Pal»ce Organ Company, and other makers. -OKGAINB- From dSB 1O« 20 *50. ORGANS From ... .„ - lOs per month PIAINOW „ ... - BOg „  LALL INSTRUMENTS GUARANTEED. — Bbst Cash Valob Obtainablb. Latest Books by every Mail, at Published Prices for Cash. Magazines and Periodicals, at LOWEST CASH PRICES in all Departments. Equal to Christchurch and Dune din Houses. Do your Business here and keep the Trade in the District INSPECTION INVITED. h. M."Jones. JUST LANDED— Yt\ GUNS SOLD FOR CASH OR TERMS , \v\ A FIRST-CLASS \\L^\\ at the Supply of \y^ \ AMMUNITION, GUNS, Etc , VSV L°WEST BLE PBICE' for the Coming \^\ GUNS, Etc repaired on the Premises SHOOTING SEASON. \^\ a P«otioftl Gunßmith-at the I" CAK-SSTWOES \J\ Shortes^Notice. ! \ WTi\ All Kinds of Plumbing done. Of all Makers. \ VO\ EIFLES from 12s 6d. V&\ -™^" «™' . I TANKS from 3Os. V . > TAILOR-MADE COSTUMES. /~\UR^Succe«B jwith these GOWNS last Season'^ gives «s Confidence in Requesting the Patronage of those Ladies to] whom a SMAR3) COSTUME'isa necessity. We hold a Compkehknsivh Stock of COATINGS, suitable for this purpose and would SOLICIT AN EARLY INSPECTION. — NOW ON SALE — O BALKS OARPIT SAMPLES g\ £\ BALES GOAr SKIN RUGS 4) MITCHELL & TURNER.



SISTER MARTHA, Bliarp knife on the table. He just glanced at it and fell into a shuddering fit, turning sick and giddy. She was at the door of the room now, and had stopped to say she hoped he would forgive her, or something to that effect, but his head was in a whirl and he could not take it in. He had almost been a murderer, and the horror of it and the weakness that came with a sense of escape filled all his being. Her voice seemed to come from a long distance off; and as he sat there, crouched over, with his head in his hands, he heard , steps go along the passage and the front door open and close. There was such a humming and roaring in his ears, he wondered if he were growing deaf. Niagara seemed poured through them; every drop of blood in his body was ebullient. Something had happened to the captain. Sister Martha meantime had managed to get into Ann's kitchen by the back way. Miss Mayhew Baw her pass the front of the house as she sat at her win dow engaged on a pink zephyr wool sack for Tom Murphy's seventh baby. Tom Murphy was her gardener and factotum and at that moment was cutting the lawn in front of the house. She was startled, and the work hung suspended on her hand to see how Sister Martha stooped and halted. How old her figure looked in spite of the smart mantle and the artificials. Ann, too, as she stumbled into the kitchen was surprised at the sallow ghastliness of her face. She fell back gasping on a chair, and when she came to herself she found that Ann had taken off her gloves and was chafing her hands. "It was a stroke like," said she feebly. "Nothing serious, Aim. I've had 'em before. They're due to my bad nights. , Could you bring me a thimbleful of brandy? I'm that shaky I don't feel as i if I could get up stairs without a drop of something strengthening. You may tell Sister Vinie I'm going home on the three o'clock train." CHAPTER IV. He carried her swiftly through the dark street to his ovm door. Miss Mayhew humbly hoped that her tightened grasp on life—the little hectic flush of hope that came to her that au tumn morning—was not due to a presen timent of Sister Martha's near depar ture. The world looked very beautiful to her eyes that crisp, blowy day. There was a little gap between the Woods' house and old Mr. Simons' place, where she could catch a distant glimpse of the hills with the yellow foliage Bhining against the blue like golden billows fringed with flame. The pale glimmer of the fad ing willows, the white stems of young birches seen through thinning veils of leaves, seemed like a new and delightful picture. Today there were no troops of school children passing by with their dinner baskets and books, but a great company of emigrating birds settled down in her front yard, preened their feathers and consulted together with noisy talk on the wall, and at last rose and flew away with a great whir of wings. The smallest incident made her happy. It was easier to love her neighbors when her head ached less and the films of weakness, spotted with black, ceased to dance before her eyes. She held up the little rose colored garment she was making in her thin, pale fingers, and felt an unusual sense of comfort and warmth steal over her as she listened to the soft snapping of the logs on the old brass andirons. The large empty house seemed warmer and cozier now that she knew Sister Martha was speeding homeward on the train. In country phrase Mrs. Whitcumb was "no company" for her s/ster-in-law. They could not find a com mon meeting ground, and to have her in the house, even though unseen, brought with it a sense of oppression. Meantime the captain sat just where his visitor had left him, when she closed the front door and he heard her foot steps retreating down the walk. He felt utterly weak and unmanned; the water stood in great drops on his forehead as he lived over the scene and saw what was in his heart when he was tempted to clutch the woman's throat. He had knocked down a mutinous sailor once on shipboard with a belaying pin, and he remembered having had the same sensa tions then, before the fellow began to show signs of life. But there were other things to think of, terrible as that mur derous impulse looked to him, and deep as was the precipice over whose brink he had taken a flying glimpse. The confession of that woman came back to him bit by bit out of the turmoil of his sensations. He saw how poor Vinie had been tricked by Martha Whit cumb and her own mother, who was rabid to seize upon any rumor to his hurt, however black. But Vinie had loved him all the time. Her soul, inno cent and white, had taken no stain. Even if she believed he had wronged her she had forgiven him. She had faded and withered and suffered in silence through the years, but had kept a glimmer of trust in him alive in her gentle heart. She had sat by her win dow to watck him as he passed with averted head, She had listened for his footsteps and lived on the signs of his existence—the smoke going up from his To be Continued. 0_ _ IM'TOWm—l-- I ■ I ———j Bicycle Harvest. LaNDEILS & SON, ENGINEERS & BIOYOLE MAKERS, BORE ETT STREET. Next the Club, TO the Farmers and General Public Aahburfcou,— We beg to state that we have reaped a harvest in Bicycles, havirg just landed a big consignment of firat-c'ass jiggers at £14 10si We are the oldest nicycle firm in Aehburton and intend to uphold our reputation. Agents for White Flyers, Rudge-Whit-. worth, Waverleye, Cyclops, The Parrot, eto Repairs by experts, All work gu&ran ,teed



HENKY STEPHENSON, I (anooewor to Alfred Harrison.) Established 20 years. AUCTIONEER, LAND ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENT AND VALUER WEEKLY SALES of Live Stook Produce, Furniture, etc., EVERY SATURDAY, »t 12 o'olook. Clearing Sales of Stook, Household Furni tare, etc., as per arrangement, in any par* of the oonnty. Advances made «n Goods placed In mj naads for Sale. ! Regular Consignments of Colonial Grown and Wand Fruit sold privately through the week, and at Auction on SATURDAYS. Agkxt: Nsrwioh Onion Fire Insurance Company & Dresden Pianoforte Manufacturing and Agency Company. PJANOB and ORGANS on time pay mants from ££O« per month. HEHBY STEPHENBOH, AUCTIONEER EBTAVLI9HBD 1880. TELEPHONE No 69 BAKER BROS." P r"RNISHF>W "TrNDKRTAKKRb URNISHING iJ NDERTAKERB DIRECT Importers of Best and L»tes Daaigns In FUNERAL FDRMSHINO FUNE'IALS oondoated with the j.T ';*te>st care and satisfaction, at mobS reasonable charges. Corner of Wakancl Roid and Oaes Streets, ttnd Baker aud Brown'a ( oach Faotory. , J.V. DE BEEE T^r EW LINES IN E,P. WARE, DIRECT FROM THE CELEBRATED MANU FACTURERS WALKER & HALL, SHEFFIELD. This is the finest quality ENGLISH PLATE, on hard white metal. New Designs in a big range of pricer. Inspection Invited. i CLOCKS~ LOCKS, CLOCKS, New lines suitable for presentation from £1 to £10, Every time piece regualated and guaranteed. jewelleryTewelleby Always the largest assortment in Ashbur ton to choose from. New Goods by every maiU ROTHERHAM AND WATERBURY WATCHES A SPECIALTY. lam making a speoial feature in mu facburing Jewellery to order, being the only PRACTICAL Jeweller in the district. Old Jewellery Remade. Watch repairing. Only ompetent workmen employed. J. V.DEBEEK, (U.te S. Salek) THE LEADING J EWELLER <Sr WATO B M AKER EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. ASHBURTON PERMANENT lUILDIKG AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. THE SOCIETY in now taking MONEY ON DEPOSIT FiSed Twelve Months 4J"per cent, Full particulars on application. EDWARD STEPHENS, Manager. OfFiCßj Tancred Street NOTICE. Ilyr RS PERRIN (late of Wanganui, Nor I^iaud), Moatbiy Nuree, is prepared to a commoiiate Ladj Patients. Terms moderate. Address—Tinwald, near Railway Station. 4 141 f



SAPCDIStt 4c »ont JBuob lypti IQxtraot. Under the distinguished patronage of His Majeety the King of Italy, as per communica tion made by the Minister for Foreign Affaire through the Consul-General for Italy, at Melbourne, March 14, 1878. Awarded diploma at the Amsterdam Exhibition, 1883 Acknowledged by Medical OHnica and Universities all over th» Globe. There are Imitations of Eucalypti Extract in the market, products of simple distillation forming crude resinons oila. In order that theae crude oiU may not be taken, OUR PURJS VOLATILE EUCALYPTI EXTRACT, whloh ia recognised by the medical division of the Prussian Government to be o! perfectly pure origin, aa par Information forwarded to ua through the Oonaul at Melbourne, March 2, 1878, we " It liprorod by tests by the Medic*] CUnice of ttw Univaraitiea at Bonn and Greifawald, Pruaaia, andreported by Dr. Sebute,Profeaaor «f Parmaoology, at Bob, and RotattJJ Mossier, Director sf the Medical Ollnlca at Greifawald, that only producte that are Mtaratwd with oxygen aad freed ef acids, reainoua and other substances, adherent to primary diatillation, will develop* th* •aafttirt qualitiM proper to the plant Alicrude oils, or so called Eucalypti Extract* Ate to be olaaaed according to the named wthoritiei, among the turpeneinef, which are abandoned long alnoe aa an Internal medicament. Theae crude oils, or ao called Eucalypti Exferaota, are discernible :- ---1 By their deficiency in pungent odour which, wurprpdueb, the only genuine Eucalypti Extract dtvelopamoat freely! through its surplus oxygen. 2 By their alcoholic this aad mobile appear anoe being reduced in speciflo denaity. throogb*ae preaenoe of acids. S By thelrtMtc, the result of the contracting tendency of rosin* and tennate*. If theae crude oila, ao-oalled eucalypti extracts, are applied by miatake ia oanee of oroup, troMhitia, diphtheria, internal aflamatlona, dysentery, etc., the con •eoaenoea are moat appalling. For aafety Seiar«lway. for BANDER * SON'S EUCALYPTI EXTRACT. — Sandhurst, Victoria, Australia. SANDEK & SONS.