ACCIDENTS, ETC.

United Piess Association—By Eiecbric Telegiaph. Wellington, March 4 The body of a newiy burn male iufant wa» fourid bnr<ed ia '.he beach at the bottom of Taran ki Srreet. It had apparently not, been long underground. (.HRiSTOHUHOit, March <\ A wom»D n»rmd B .ciget Dunn, aged 62 years, was ae'z-s.l with a> fib iv the strftt yesterday, wae taljen to the hospital, and died wilh ur recovering consciousness. The he&die&B body of a van m an advanced ftaae of dec imposition w*« wa*hed up on the Wen at Ambwrlo. At present there is no oiue to identify the remains, March 0. The sto-y that a headless body had been washed ashore at Ambeiley yesterday turns out to be untrue. Portions of a hurtle nkeleoii h*ve S;e*n found on the ba<.oh, j they apr»rtmtly haviag been m the water a I long time. Arthur Jones, a plasterer, a young mar ried man with three chil ren, was drowned mi c bathing m the Selwyn yesterday. She body has been recovered. Dcnkdin", March 4 At the inquest oa the body of Walter Hislop, who was killed at the Bruce Woollen Mil!, the jury added a rider that the working belting is unsafe, and they sug gested that» workman should examine it and see that effectual means are taken to secure safety to workmen. March 0. Michael O'Halloran, a young marri d man, foil or was thrown off his horse at North- Eaet Valley, and died m the hospital, his ■kail being fractured. March 6. While bathing at Henley yesterday, Mr A. Clark, Forth East Val ey, was crowned. A number of cyclists secured a boat and grappling apparatus and brought the body ashore, but the efforts to restore animation were unavailing- Norah Ferguaoß, aged three, who lived with an aunt at Nevada, received burns on Saturday from which she died m the hospital forty minutes after admission. The child had been playing m the garden where some men were engaged clearing a piece of land and burning the rubbish, and while the men were engaged m another part of the garden the child evidently got pbying with the fire and her clothes bec;me igcited. Jes?ie Cnmmack, aged nineteen, attempted Baicide by drinking match heads dissolved m water. She was to have been married on Wednesday, but her father, who lives at Cromwell, failed to send his consent m time for the ceremony, which was put off m con sequence, and this probably led to the act. The girl, who is m the hospital now, ia cub of danger. Wellington. March 6. When the Pukaki, from Westport, was nearing the Heads m the afternoon, it was reported that a young woman, named Ross, aged twonty-three, who was travelling with her mother—both haviDg come on board at Weatport—was mißsing. The vessel was searched, but no trace of her could be found, and it is surmised she jumped overboard,

THE POPE'S HEALTH.

United Press Association —By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. Rome, March 4 The Pope is so much improved that he is able to write epigrams and chaff his physicians.

THE PHILIPPINES.

U litod Press Association—By Eleotrio Telegraph—Copyright) Manilla, March 4. General Otis holds 1500 insurgents prisoners. Few Yobk, March & Admiral Dewpy will probably be appointed Governor-General of the Philippines.

COMMERCIAL.

ASHBURTON GRAIN MARKET . The Ashburton Agency of the New Zealar d Farmers' Co-operative Association ot Canter bury, Ltd, quote as follows on March ft. 1899r— Wheat—New Puma miiiiug Pearl ... 2j to 2a Id „ „ Tuscan... 2i to 23 Id „ „ Hunter's la lOd to Is lid ojfc B —T>nnp ... la Danish tm Is Canadians Is 2d to Is 3d Pparrowbiils la Id to Is 2d Parley—-Malting, prime, 2s 6d to 2s 9d Inferior 2i to 2s 3d Chaff—Good oataheaf 30a Grass Seed—Old pasture, la BUo 2a New  Ie 3d to Is 6d tThe above are pricea current paid to farmers on trucks at Ashburton.

THE ASHBOfITON GUAKDIAN i TUESDAY, MARCH 7 1899

Printed and published by Hjbnby Willis, of Peter Street, Ashburton, for the Proprie tore, at their Printing Office, Burnett Street, Ashburton, (TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1899



"ILook CHEAP TSVtNTEB FIRING. NEW MOlili BOMEEB COAL OUTPUT has Trebled cfuring the last twelve months. J IT 18 USED EVERYWHERE. This Coal m the Best and OkeajJfcjtj Steam*""" wid Household Coal m the market, v Used 10 the Woollen Factory ami 6» w fc W Sury Flour Milie, GIVES SPLENDID RESULTS WRITE FOR PRICES wo G. T. PAKE, MOUNT SOMERS. strathm'oe! ' PEIVATE HOSPITAL. EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS JUST COMPLETED UNEQUALLED IN THE COLONIES FOR MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CASES. /"lAN Accommodate upward* of FORTI 40) MALE *nd FEMALE PATIENTS TERMS i From 2 Guineas per week] PATIENTS CAN BE ATEENDEB BY thi/r; own medical adviser Apply to— THE MATRON, Stbathmqrb Private Hospital, Ferry Road (just over East Belt}, Christ 135 church. DRINK DELICIOUS M M |j S I W nn3f iw PERFECT IN QUALITY, FLAVOR AND BLEND. Packed at Tins, the delicate Aroma Absolutely Preserved. OBTAINABLE FROM ALL GROCERS ~LeitGh arHTMchards, (Succesßorß to W. F. Hannafoxd), TINSMITHS,PLUMBERS, GABFITTERB BELL-HANGERS, Eto. HOT and Cold Water Services laid on meat approved plans. Estimates given for all kinds of work. N.B.—Competent workmen sent: to any art on shortest notice. LEITCH &TIOHABDS, BURNETT STREET. I 22 Henry McElrea CASH BUYEB OF WOOL, SKINS, HIDES, FAT, Etc TTTANTED at once— lo,ooo Crossbred ot W Merino Pelts. Top Price for Fresh and well-saved Pelts; also 20 ton Clean Dry Caul or Kidney Fat, l£d per lb BAG WOOL A SPECIALTY. I have on Sale— (TEA SOAP CANDLES POTATOES FLOUR SHARPS BRAN OATS Chickwheat, Straw and Oat-sheaf Chaff. Best Brandt and Firat Quality, at up-to date prices, for pbompt case. Come up 00 " Mao" and get quotations. All Goods delivered m Town and Suburbs. Note the Address— HI2NRY McELBEA, • BARING SQUARE, ashbubton. Established 1880. (Fe&ephonk No 68 BAKER BROS., CIURNISHING TrNDERTAKKRS C URNISHING U NDERTAKEBfI DIRECT Importers of Besb and L»to8 Dealgns In FUNERAL FURNISHING 3 FUNERALS conducted with the greatest care and satisfaction, at moat reasonable charges. Corner of Wakanul Road and Oasa Streets, and Baker and Brown's Coach Factorjr. LA WES' Dips & Manures. mHE Public Dips at the Aahbnrion and X Tinwald Sale Yards are now open for the SEASON. For terms and particulars apply to Care taker. Lawea' Superphosphate — Best Turnip Manure m the world. Also poisonous and non-poisonous Sheep Dip m stock. . EDWARD SAUNDBRS, LOCAL AGENT. 11 116



\ = PURE SEEDS. — T HAVE lately erected, regardless of cost, the moat OOMPLETBi SEED-CLEANING PLANT south of the Line, and I now ask intelligent Farmers to inspect the same at work. I am now prepared TO CLEAN for Farmer* any description o! SEEDS AND GRAIN. I and will guarantee to give them satisfaction. I can supply best RYEGRASS, weighing from 261bs to 441bg to 'the bushel; and COCKSFOOT, locally grown, 14|lbs to 16ilbs to the bußhel also, best CLOVERS, dressed by my own machines, the purity of which must be seen to be appreciated. ALSO—HURST AND SONS BEST ENGLISE CLOVERS TURNIPS RAPE, LUCERNE, TRkiOiu, Eto. FENCING WIRE, BARB WIKB, & STAPLES, The best quality on Sale. WANTED SHEEP FEED. WANTED op till March, 1899, good young grass for 300 sheep.—Apply DAVID THOMAS, ASHBTJRTON ALL CUSTOMERS OWING ACCOUNT TO W. H. COLLIER, DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, I "THE CORNEK" Asliburton and Rakaia, A RE RESPECTFULLY REQUESTED TO SETTLE SAME BEFORE JJk.JSUAHnr 31st, 1899, j G. D. R. HEFFOBD, Manager, j WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. I AM NOW MAKING Liberal Cash Advances Against Wool PLACED m my hands for SALE m ASHBURTON or ELSEWHERE. fTIHE CANTERBURY WOOL SALES have been fixed as follows, viz:— Timara Sale — FEBRUARY 8,1899. Christchuroh Sale — FEBRUARY 10, 1899. I shall be represented ab BOTH PLACES, and shall be glad to receive consignments, which will have my Personal Supervision. Wool intended for me at Christchuroh Sales should be consigned to Cantbbbury Sued Company's Siding, Addington, account D. Thomas. Wool intended for me at Timara Sales, please consign to Messrs Guinness and LeCben,Timaru, account D.Thomas. I have made satisfactory arrangements foe disposing of Clips privately, either on the Farm or mmy Store. Clients will do well to give me notice when they are ready. Woolpacks, Branding Oils, Twine, and other Requisites Supplied, Fortnightly Sals of Sheepskins, Fat, Hides, every alternate MONDAY throughout; the Season. D. THOMAS 10 187 ASHBURTON. EASILY THE* fVESV ' __ nil 20,000 zzt ORION" COOKING RANGES IK USE IN THIS COLONY SIT tjpSSS: "^=S=7J —; —gsanm: ffcS3| (P^9]b jsHACKLUSii |l 11 ' *"^— S THEY BURN LIGNITE, TRUE GOAL OR WOOD UP TO 24m no settingT~eequieed. , With Stove Fipe can be worked out m the open. SPLENDID BREAD BAKERS. With Oast Iron or Copper Boilers. The Copper Boilers are large and Tinned Inside, REPAIRS ARE A MINIMUM. Made m all sizes, single or doable ovens. High or low pressure boilers; Sold by all Ironmongers, from whom Catalogues can be obtained, or from the maker, H. E. SHACKLOCK. SOUTHEND FOUNDRY, DUNBDIN. 631



E. W. HaHMEB. j NOTICE OF REMOVAL TO NEW PREMISES. HAVING exchanged premises with th Farmera' Co-operative Association, I have much pleasure m stating that m future I shall carry on my business at the offices and store lately occupied by the above As sociation at the corner of West Street and Havelook street (the Loan and Mercantile old premises.) STORAGE AT LOWEST RATES. CORNSACK.S AT CURRENT PRICES. 1 132 E. W. HANMER. FEANK CURTIS. PRACTICAL WATOHMAKEB, IBWELLBE & OPTICIAN, (Late Watchmaker for A. Gunderaen, Cbristehurcb.) SUCCESSOR TO R. MUkRAY, BEGS to apologise to his numerous cus tomers for the unavoidable incon« venienoea and delays they have been sub jected to during the EXTENSIVE ALTER ATIONS which have been made, and to fur ther state that the Establishment is now THOROUGHLY UP-TO-DATE m every particular. A Special Spectacle-Fitting Room has been constructed and lit on the most approved system, so that GLASSES can be accurately fitted for READING at night. Only the Latest Optical Sight-Test ing Instruments Used. The Stock of Jewellery, Watches, and Electro-plated Goods have been most exten sively added to, and is now the Choicest & Best Selected m Ashburton. , Watches and Clocks promptly repaired. i Jewellery made up to order and repaired on shortest notice. THE AUSTRALIAN WIDOWS'" FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Ltd. MONEY TO LEND on Agricultural and Pastoral Properties. 0 J FOWLER, Resident Seoretary, Wellington. C J OWEN, Resident Secretary, Christohurch, i DAVID THOMAS, 269 Dietrich Agent, Aehburfcon. "KAMBLER" BICYCLES. I HAVE a Nice Line of LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S Roadsteb Bicycles on View, and am expeoting a Consignment of the KAMBLER MODEL 26 KA.OIBJC3- M.A.OIXIINISS. AT AN EARLY DATIS. Cyclists intending to Purchase Racing Machines should not fail to call and inspect SHE " NEW MODEL 26." The RAMBLER is declared to be the Easiest Running Machine on the Market, and is undoubtedly the Strongest and Neat est Bicycle Built. The RAMBLER, fitted with " G & J" Everlasting Detachable Tyres and Dunlop Valves, is without a doubt the Best Machine a Cyclist can ride. Accessories m Stock, Price Low for Cash. Easy Terms arranged to Suit Purchasers of the RAMBLER. D. THOMAS, WEST STREET. ASHBURTOfc No. 2 INDUSTKIAL BUILDING SOCIETY To be incorporated under the Provisions of the Building Societies Aot, 1880. ! PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS % Charles Reid, W. D. V. Pkeston Edwabd Gates, Francis Sorint, J. H. Patjxing, G. R. Anderson, Hi Stephenson. SECRETARY : SOLICITOR: Fbede. Maeeig, E. G. Crisp* j BANKERS: The Bank of Australasia, Aahburton. OFFICE OF THE SOCIETY: Post Office Buildings, Cameron Street, Aahburtot. Office [now open to takt Entries. OFFICE HOURS: 9.30 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2.30 to 5 p.m., and from 7 to 8 p.m. on Tuesdays and Saturday Bicycle Harvest. V LANDELLS & SON, ENGINEERS & BIOYOLE MAKERS, BUREETT STREET, Next the Club, TO the Farmers and General Public of AshburtOD,—We beg to state that we have reaped a harvest m Bicycles, having just landed a big consignment of first-class jigger* at £14 lOai We are the oldest bicycle firm m Ashburton and intend to uphold our reputation. Agents for White Flyers, Rudge-Whit worth, Waverleys, Cyclops, The Parrot, etc. Repairs by experts. All work guaran teed. AET CLASSES. ETHEL T JONES, /CERTIFICATED art teaoher, Canterbury XJ College School of Art j Free Student Technical School of Design, Wellington; Pupil of James M. Nairn, Wellington. Instructions given m all branches of Art, iinting from Life, and Sketching from ture, m Oil or Water Colour* For particulars apply to Mb John W lson Arcade. 1 224 For Indigestion, tho best remedy is undoubtecUy Norton's Camomile Pills They can confidently bo recommended as being mild m operation and absolutely free from injurious drugs Acting at once as a splendid tome and a gentle aperient For nearly 100 years they have proved unequalled for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, sirk Headache and all Liver and Stomach complaints Sold ia bottles, Is lid, 2s 9d, and. lls, by all Mediome Vendors throughout tlie world.



,■ . I • DUNLOP'S • • Does not attempt to compete with inferior brands sold at cheaper prices. s— ' ...... jfa c -|- at j that it has a larger "vkmhmv^ "vaMMHMHto 'onank jgp 1 1 |^^T^ g J I J sale than any other Tobacco ■ I mmtmg ymamL J I 111 l\l HB imported into Austraiasia is .^^i^w m. m. sufficient evidence that its i I superb snioking qualities Isave . hit the public taste •. .



I i i MITCHELL & TURNER. A 8 Notified m a Previous Advertisement, our lease of present Premises will expire shortly, and having Secured the one Site m Aihburton, we have determined to BDILD A MAGNIFICENT WAKEHOUSE, Worthy of the Town and District, which leaves hi no option but to clear the Whole Stock at such Prices as to command the Kindly Cash, and prove WE MEAN BUSINESS. We wish it to be understood that the undermentioned lines are only a few Special ones, and that whole Stock is HEATILY BEDUOED. - »■' — :o:' «■ MESS DEPARTMENT. WE are HEAVILY STOCKED at this Counter, and fully believe that the Few Quotations given below will make it clear to every Reader that WE MEAN TO SELL. ODD SHADES NUN'S VEILING AND OASHMERE 6§d ODD SHADES NUN'S VEILING AND CASHMERE * Is 3d ALL COLORS WIDE OASHMERE Is 6d ALL WOOL FANCY COSTUME CLOTH, 2 8 4d, 2a 6d, 3b 3d, now Is HEAVY DRESS TWEEDS, 2*. now , ... Is ALL WOOL SERGES (3reen only) M STRONG SUMMER TWEEDS 9|d DRESS TWEED, Winter Weights, la 6d, now ... 10|d IWEED DRESS*LENGTHS, 24a 6d, 28i 6d, 34a 6i, now ... 10s 61, 12s 6d, 15s 6d , 60 SINGLE DRESSES, 12s 6d, 15s 6d, 20a, all ab * 6a 6d CREPONS, Pink and Green only, 2a, now la 3d ALL WOOL BLACK SERGES ... 1* 3d HEAVY NAVY AND BLACK SERGES ... Is 8d BLACK FANCY COSTUME CLOTHS, 2s 3d, 2a 6d, 2s 9d, now 10Jd, Is 2d, la 6d MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT- S6:n Check and Bordered Apron Cloths, ... Sale Price 4£l i TTnbleached TabllDgs ... „ „ 1«, ls>l, Islßd 68!n Heavy White Sheeting , „  8d 80in Heavy White Sheeting; „ „ 9|d 20 pieces Canvas Skirt Stiffenlngs   4i Heavy Art Serges, 2s9d. 3s 6d , „ „ 1811d,25,61 Large Size Bush Ruge, 83 9d „ 8 , 6s 9d, Heavy Union Shirtings, Dark Grey, la 1  Bid A Grand Line Dark Prints ,  3§i 50 pieces Blouse Muslins and Crepons ... ...   4|d 20 pieces wide width good patterns Flannellette  „ 3jd 6 pieces Flannellette Skirtings, heavy and good patterns   I£d 15 pieces Flannelette foe Blouses, Dressing Gowns, etc „ ,j 51 Millinery and Mantle Department We have a lot of Odd Lines m this Department, which we must get - t "rid of. A few only are given, being much too numerous to [particularise. i 30 dozen Ladies' Calico Underclothing at aboufc half price' 2 dozen Infants' Embroidered Cashmere Hats, 83 6d, now Is 6d 11 dozen Children's Pinafores, Is 9d, 2a lid, 3s 6d, now 10£ d, Is 6d I 3| dozen Infants' Sun Hats and Bonnets, 3a 6d, now Is 111 66 Ladies' Blouses, 3s 9d to 7a 6d, now Is, la lid, 2s lid 12 dozen Colored Collars and Cuffa, Is 6d per set, now 3|d 20 Ladies' Rain-proof Cloaks, 50a, all at 8s 6d ( Oddments m Winga, Flowers, and Ribbons at quarter price. CLOTHING & MERCERY Job Line. 20 dozen Men's Cotton Shirks, 2s lid, now Is 6d 5 dozen Men's Dark Union Shirts, 4s 6d, now 2s 9d 4|r dozen Men's Tennis Shirts, 4a 6d, now 2s 9d Men's Brown Cotton Undershirts, 2a 6d, now Is 6d Men's Heavy Cotton Underpants, 3s 6d, now Is lid Men's White Merino Underpants, 4a 6d, now 2a 6d Men's Turkey Handkerchiefs, 3 for la 20 dozen Men's Knit Socks, our Is line for 9d 50 Men's Sac Suite at 20s off marked price 32 Mens' Covert Coats, 38s 6d, now 253 6d 27 Boys' Tweed Overcoats (2) from 7s 6d ; 32 Men's Covet Coats (1) 38s 6d now 25s 6d ' 15 Men's Black Worsted Sac and Paget Coats, all sbJlssJ6d I ■ 9 Men's Black Worsted Coats and Vests, all at 17s 6d 14 pairs, 6 and 7 only, Men's Brown Cord Trousers, 10a 6d^for^7s^od 30 pairs, all sizes, Men's Twilled Cord Trousers,|4s;9d 28 Special Sac Suits, new goods, 28s 6d 403 yards Heavy Tweed, 2s 9d, 3s, now 2a 200 yards Heavy Tweed, Is 31 120 yards Heavy Tweed, doublefwidth, 4s;6d, now?3a 3d. MITCHELL AND TURNEB



LADIES' SUMMER BOOTS AND SHOES, "MOT only is the QUALITY HIGH-ihe PRICE 18 LOW: A conjunction of condi tions that cannot fail to please the wearer. For Shape, for Lasting Wear, and for keeping up a good appearance till the very last, there ia nothing like these American Boots and Shoes. A PICK oFtHE BEST AMERICAN BOOTS AND SHOES AT McDonald * MoDiarmid's MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS, EAST STEEET ! J. NICHOLAS, Manager Repairs and orders promptly attended to. FOR COTOH3, GOLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA Influenza, Consumption, &o, &o KAY'S COMPOUND ESSENCE OF MNSEHD Aniseed, Senega, Squill, Tolu, &o KAY S COMPOUND, a demulcent expectorant, f»r Coughs, Colds, and Chest Complaints KAYS COMPODND, for Coughs and Colds, is equally serviceable for horses and cattle If AY'S TIC PILLS, a specific m Neuralgia; Facacb FX &o. Contalj Quinine, Iron, 11 He was a bold man" that first ato the oyater. It requires courage to drink blended teas, diamond jubilee is pure, mountain grown, unblended, undulterabed and un tampered with,—Shearman Bros., Agents, j t



A. GOOD WATCH FOB HIE HARVEST. TUST Received a Direct Consignment of STKOKG NICKEL WATCHES FIRST-CLASS MOVEMENTS. THIS IS NOT^A TO?, BUT A GOOD TIMEPIECE 9/6 eacb 9/6 The Best Value Ever Offered .m New Zealand, I Have also opened a Special Selection of SPECTACLES & EYE GLASSES. Sight Testing? a Specially As Usual I carry the Largest and Best Stock of WikTCJHjBS, CLOCKS, ni JP Ware, Jewellery, &;c IN ASHBURTON. SPECIAL ATTENTION AND PROMPT -IJESS GIVEN TO REPAIRS. J. V. DE BEEE, WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, EASI SIREET, ASHBURTON.



EASTKE SPORTS. mHRRE TROTS, each £5, for Horses JL that have not won one stake more than £10. Ooe open Trot, £8. Chertsey Cup £8, )£ mile flab, open. Fabmers' Plate, £5; and Poorry, for beaten horses, sweepstake of lOs with £1 ad (led, 1. School Boya' Race, 10s, sa, 2i 6<l; entrance 6\ 2 Grand Handicap, three distances, £3, £1, and 10 ; and winner of each dis t»ncse £1. ; 3 Single Women's Rtc*, 10s s<; free 4. Villas -ettlers' Race, 15s, 10s > 6« ; post entry. 5. Half Mile, 30*, 10.. X bttok Race, 20s, lO^ ; post eutry. 7. Milo, 30s, second 15b. AH events {except 2, 5, and 7 of Athletics) to be ooiilined to the South Rakaia uud Mounb Hutt Road Districts, and to the d'strict not included m the above which lies it'.E. of a straight line drawn from Laurieton through Dromore to the sea. Horee nominations, 5s ; acceptances, 2s 6d. Athletic entries—-Nos. 2 ss, 4 and 6 Is, 5 and 7, 2a each. All entries to be mby March 23. Horse handicapper :—E. Osborne. Full particulars on Programme* J. SHANNON, Secretary. J. It Eiggs — Signwriter. STILL IN FRONT. WHO ? Sterlings Of Course FIIHE previous Christchurch - Dunedio Record of 22 hours 20 minutes has had FOUR HOXJ H H chopped offib by A. CALDER, mounted on hia " Sterling Thoroughbred." 41 COME ONE ? COME ALL," AND BUY THE FASTEST, STRONGEST, AND NEATEST BICYCLE IN THE MABKET Morrow, Bassett & Go. ASHBURTON. M. PRIEST, Manager.



Hardy M iners Toil L oko and Hard m the bowels of thy earth to bring forth precious gems and meals fcr the u?e and pleasure of their f 110w j. la many par.ts of the world the pick and Bhovel have struck the first b!ov of civilisation, Holloway's Pilla and Ointment have bc?n potent factors m the quick march of progress, for they have given the armor of good health and strength to travellers both by sea and land. They protect the ays! em from attacks of disease even m climates where its icfluence is fatally felt. During the present hot weather, when stomach and liver complaints, diarrhosi, dysentery, etc., are liable to attack anyone, these remedies will be fcund simply invaluable. " Mother ! give me another piece of that bread and butter !" " You may have another piece of bread and butter, but not that breu!, ife is too new?" A litUe of Mother Wisdom will be profitable if practiced by horse owners jusb now. We every year have some very difficult cases through in discreet feeding upon the Dew stuff. A thimbleful of prudence is better than a bucketful of regret. W. T. Kingston may be consulted at all hours, either at his Forge m Wills Street, or at his Private Residence, Grey Street, near High School.—Ad vt Fair W gnirl driuk ; it gars folk speak as they think, diamond jubilee tea, the bee tf drnks.—Shearafttj Bros., Sgente.



Ay? Ydii HP'- ° * /njt Yon rrlg'at make a single meal of rich pies a-;d ca'-es, r.nd not mind it. But you could not llvo on thoso ail the time without raining your d'gsstion. Yet, vresk after week and month after month, you allow your brain and nerves to be ( fed with impure blood. The general debility, thin blood, pale cheeks, nervonsnee*, loss of appetite and depression of spirit^ are loud warnings from nature. Your nervous system is weakening. Eefore the ruia comes take S€k $*££• f%2% filial It ramot'ei3 the poisons from the blood, av4 thus removes the cause of all your troubl v It lids the digestion, strengthens the nerves ap.l supplies the body with rich, red blood. For constipation f,j!;o Aveij's Pill?.. Tlioy promptly aiul surslv cv.ye. TaUy t'.-cm with Ayer's SarsntmriHn.: oiv oAJd tno othei.