VETERAN OF VETERANS

;:C. W. Couldock- Is the Oldest] :: Man on the American Stage, j

INTERESTING* REMINISCENCES. 1

Hls First Starring Venture Was In"The Willow Copse"—Ho Stopped Acting When Wilkes Booth Assassinated Presl< dent Lincoln—Reminiscences.

Charles W. Couldock is a veteran of vet erans. He is fourscore years of age, but as an actor he is as good as he ever was, aad that is saying a great deal. He is the oldest man on the American stage m point of years of active and continuous service as well as by reason of the number Of winters which have passed over his head without impairing his faculties. Another veteran of the mysterious precincts behind the f oot-

lights is Mr. Howe of Henry living's com pany. He is slightly older than Couldock, but he is an Englishman, and is conse quently not nearly so well known here as the American actor. Who is there that goes to the theater at all who does* not remember with pleasure Couldock's magnificent impersonation of Dunstan Kirke, the stern father of Hazel Kirke? He is now playing the rector m Robert Drouet's play, "Doris?," which Effie Ellsler is presenting this season. Naturally Mr. Couldock has an interest ing and apparently inexhaustible fund of reminiscences. After having appeared m England a great many years, he came to America m 1849 m Charlotte Cushman's company. He concluded to remain here, and the rest of it can better be told m his own words; "The next year I became leading man m a great Itfew York success, 'The Willow Copse,' just such another play as 'Hazel Kirke.* I determined to start on a starring tour with It as the feature of my repertory. I opened m St. Louis m 1853 or 1854 at Ben De Bar's Opera House. . "Poor Ben De Bar! What a great fellow he was," he went on. "It was through De Bar that I met JohnKorton. On the street m New York one day De Bar came to mo and asked if I had seen 'John.' At that tiras I had not learned that De Bar's mem ory waslaboiit gone. 'John?' I inquired. •John who? What John*' 'Oh, I don't know,' De Bar answered. 'He's a good ac tor and a good fellow.' It wasn't many hours after that until I saw Ben again. He had found 'John,' and then for the first time 1 met Norton. "The old stock days m this country made actors. Every actor had dozens of things to do m a season, and as a result of the training good actors were graduated year m and year out. Then, under that system a poor player had a chance to command some of the comforts of lite —now he is hustled from city to city, week after week, all through the season. The average young man who plays one part three or six months closes his engagement with little learned. That is the reason that the stock system was better for the players than the plan of today. "How did I happen to give up drinking liquor? Oh, I don't mind telling you. I had been a steady drinker for years—not a drunkard, but an absorber of alcohol. When the terrible murder of President Lin coln was committed, I was so completely unnerved that I gave myself away to the habit. I canceled engagements, drifting to Chicago, where I drowned my grief m whisky. Why was I so wrought up over the affair? Well, I knew John Wilkes Booth intimately. He was an actor. Those are the reasons. Our profession had been charged with poverty, but there was no blood on the escutclteon. I vowed at first that I wouldn't act again until Booth was caught. I kept my word. Indeed it was some time after the man was dead when I resumed my work. Friends m Chicago brought a doctor to me and asked him to do something mmy behalf. The physician looked me over carefully. Then he report- | ed that I was sure to die if I continued to use whisky, and that if I didn't use it I j would die all the sooner from exhaustion. Ha left a prescription for a tonic, which I began to take that evening, "When I heard the doctor's statement of my case, I resolved to disappoint him. All that night I walked m and about the Tre mont House unable to go to my room. Everybody else had gone to bed, but I con tinued to tramp, a gnawing at my stomach like the tearing of a thousand devils, driv ing me almost to madness. But I knew that if I got through those 24 hours I would be the viator. I got through, and for weeks I took the tonic that the doctor had left. Soon after this siege ft physician suggested I would do well to begin the drinking of beer. After a few months I acquired a lik ing for it, and m a short time it was a source of much satisfaction to me. It was not many years, however, until I was stricken with gout. The doctors said that the beer did it. Since then I drink only ginger ale, and every day I am looking for that to get some sort of an advantage over me. "Let me tell you, young man, that I be liev« that the introduction of lager beer, as bad as it is for the liver, has wrought untold good m the United States. It has curbed whisky drinking. I remember the day when all youth that drank at all drank whisky. That day is no more. When you find a young man who takes a bit of beer that is usually the end of it. Of course there is a deplorable abuse of whisky now, ' but the world is learning to take better I care of itself." Mr. Couldock is a splendid pool and card player. He pushes around a billiard cue as lively as any one, a cigar m his mouth, and his Colonel Moberly hat on the back of his head. Occasionally the old gentleman ut ters a swear word, but of late years his tem per, which was a, vigorous one m days gone by, is much less violent. Many good sto ries are told, nearly all of which Mr. Coul dock denies, about that temper. Several years ago, as one tale goes, the old actor be-

I "THE OLD STOCK DAYS MADE ACTORS."

THE ASHBUKTON GOAUDIAN, WBDSB c.1»3Y f JO»B 14, 1899

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S'J BATH MORE PRIVATE ■ ' ; HOSPITAL. ifiXThNHVK ADDITIONS- JUST COMPLETED UNEQUALLED IN THE COLONIES FOR MEDICAL AND SLTtGICAL CASKS. /"lAN Accommodate upwards of FORT 10) MAL.B »nd FEMALE PATIENT TERUB i From 2 Guinea* pei week PATIENTS CAN BE ATTENDED BY THK'R OWN IiKDIOAL ATIVTBSR Apply **>?• THE MATRON, BTBATHMORR PbIVATIHOSPITAL, Ferry Road (Just over East Belt), Christ 135 ohoroh. \ Bicycle Harvest. LANDELLS & SON, ENGINEERS"ft BIOYOLE MAKERS »■ L BCBBKTT STREET. - 1 NlflEX THI OIUB. TO the Farmers and General Poblio ABhburton,-We beg to state *faab we have reaped a harvest io Bicyclfit^bavirg just landed a big consignment of first'O^asa liggers »i £14 iOsi We are the oldeet bicyole firm m Ashburton and Intend to uphold our reputation. Agents for White Flyers, Radge-Whit-, worth, WayerleyvQyewpe; The Parrot, et« Repairs by experts. All work guaran teed .-. -. ..„-*.,-.■>-,.«..-.-u DRINK DELICIOUS p- ■ * PERFECT IN QUAUTY, FLAVOR AND BLBND. . Packed t n Tinß, «he delicate Aroma Absolntely Preserved. OBTAINABLE FROM ALL GROGERB J. L. HIGG3, PAIKTEB, SICNWRITEH, GLAZIER, EIC. TF YOU WANT A BEAUTIFUL ROOM, IF YOU WANT A QOOP SIGN. IF YOU WANT A WINDOW GLAZED IF YOU WANT YOURHOUSEPAINTED Consult J. Ij. HIGGk IF YOU WANT A~TIN OP PAIIJT, IF YOU WANT A SQUARE OF GL*BS, IF YOU WANTt A ROLL OF PAPER, IF YOU WANT ARTISTS' MATERIAL - --- -. ■-•■ ■/-TRY--V-";: :*'"/-"■' T r hIP re TANCRED BTRBET. ABSOLUTE ASSURANOb .. ■■ is. o»«Tof th« , r " " PERFEOr;aN VBBTMKNTB MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA. EXAMPLE of Nonforfeiture Cooditiooe. At' Age 80 next Birthday, under Table C 20, Airaranoe of £1000 will ooal £3110s per anntun for 20 yei». In erenk of disoonffttuanoe of j^aymenta tt* Jfolioy beootnee Paid up for , , j £160 AFTER 3 YKARS. £250 AFTKR 6 FSAR& £600 AFTER 10 YBAR3. / hare been paid, tW Assnranee is not only Paid np for £1000, bat 1» iaoreased by Mm Accumulated Bonuses. WALTER SCALES, Saperiqtendent of New Bosinew. HUGO FRIEDLAMDBR. ' . Di»triot Ageirt, Athborton " LOOK r OHBAP WlNtfiß FIRING. NEW MOUNT SQMB^S ; ■ . • . ;.;OOAIi. ■ y^ :> OUTPUT has Trebled during the last twelve months., o ;t> ; IT IS ÜBE^ E^BBTfrHi^k! This Goal U the Beat and Cheapest Stean >nd Household Ooal m the market. Used m the Woollen Faotery and Qantw buy Floor Mills. ' '•'•" v gives splendid result* wwte for priobs ' ■ mount sombrß. poisoned: "A report come* from the.di«rtet of Wazouyall N.8.W,, of ■ fettler and his family uhtbkinc Terr serious eymptoniß of pblwniiig after ntrtatittr o their evening meal. In seazchliur for the oaue. mi pioion feU on the tea they haduMoV A ainmtiafcaa from a one pound-tints.we wat analysed and-feond to contain strong traces of marlatlc acfe), the presence of which is caused by the nae, of tphiu of salts m welding the parts of tin together. Tteariblyst warns consumers that tea packed m small tins, owing to its v«iy absorbent natuxa, is very liable to become impregnated with this acid, and therefor* dangerous for human coniamptlon, and advises that the very safest package to purchase is that packed In lead with an inside lining of vegetable parchment.. XbJg styls of packet is qnite impervious to the air, aod tea ao packed has been known to retain al its aroma and strength for a period of live yean.' | If OTK.—KOZIB ISA is packed m lad with an nside Uning(of Vegetabls Parohnjent



BELFAST FREEZING WORKS MANURES, ARE THE BEST TjlOR TURNIP, RAPE WHEAT, AND ANY OTHER CROP. SPECIAL MANURE can be made for any kind of Soil, or description of crop. SATISFACTION GIVEN EVERYWHERE LAST SEASON. Orders received by fRIJEDX^aJNDKR EIJKOH., Z^lmtted., I david thomas, ! the jm.z.. farmers co-hperative A 88OCIATION OF OAJM TJBKB CJBfcY, Limited,, oa AJuBIQXfcT ROBERT^ AGENT, CANTERBURY FROZEN MEAT AND DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORT COMPANY, LIMITED. 8 80 p. WAYMOUTH Secretary. INCANDESCENT GAS-LIGHT. (WELSBAOK PATENTS). GREAT REIJuaLIONTIN PRICES. (xV— HAVING made Special and more Advantageous Terms with the Aus tralasian Incandescent Gas Light Company, Limited., and being ap pointed Sole Agent for Ashburton, I am now able to offer you these, burners at the following reduced prices :— 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 gas. w. j.~Tdams, PLUMBER AND GASPITIER, ItJQMOVED TO NEW JMCEMTSF^, NEXT ORANGE HALL, BURNETT STREET, ASHBURTON. SOLE AGENT FOR ABHBURTON. SEE OUE^ WINDOWS. i SPECIAL DISPLA-Y OP to choose from »t prices H^^HWWI||BIB: ' Choice Deaigna &Ooloun T. H. UNDEILL & CO./ Cabinetmakers, Upholsterers. Undertakers, Etc. COAL! COAL I COAL! LARGE STOCKS OF COAL ABEIVING WEEKLY. '*' NEWCASTLE, SHAG POINT, BRUNNER NUTS, Etc ALSO - LARGE IQUANTITIES OF FIKEWOOD, Now is the time to i get ia yonr Winter Stook. FifiNCINQ AND BARB WIHE, STAKES, STANDARDS, & WIRE NETTING AT LOWEST PRICES. : ■ ~ CALL AND INSPECT. — W. H. COLLINS ■.&■ CO. IRONMONGERS, TIMBER k COAL MERCHANTS, EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. {Wesfcporb Coal Company* Shag Point Coal Company. Royal Insurance Company,



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JNicoll -Brothers, H. P. NIOOLL] [L. A. NIOOLi AUCTIONEERS, ACCOUNTANTS. BHAREBROKERS, VALUATORS, LAN ESTATE, AND GENERAL AGENTS. CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS BAST STREET, ASHBURTON. WEEKLY SALEB OF CATTLE, PIGS & POULTRY Every Safcnrdpy, at 12 o'clock noon, In Yarda adjoining the Arcade. Entrance by right-of-way, rear of Union Bank. Also of MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE, and PRODUCE, m our Rooms EVERY SATURDAY, commencing immediately on conclusion of our live stock sale. CLEARING SALES conducted m any part of the District at lowest current ratet. ADVANCES made on goods placed m our hands for absolute B&ia. GRAIN BOUGHT AND 80LD ON COM MISSION. We Bhall be pleased to receive samples from farmers who have parcels for disposal. STATION BOOKS KEPT AND AUDITED We have various euma of Trust Monies, ranging from £300 to £5000, to lend on Freehold Securities, at 4£ and 5 per cent. Farms, House Properties, and Building Sections for Sale. Particulars on application. We invite those wishing to dispose of their properties to communicate with us. YKJU ARE CaSH"bUYEUS~~6F FAT SHEEP AND LAMBS AT HIGHEST MARKET BATES. NICOLL BROS, Kast Street, Ashburton. FREEZERS, FREEZERS. TjIARMERS wishing to consign Sheep on their own account can book space at ar-j time to suit their own convenience, by com municating with us. NICOLL BROS., DISTRICT AGJMTS, CHRISTCHURCH MEAT COMPANY. Limited. 8 39 THE CHRISICHUROH MEAT CO LiMiiaDj ISLINGTON MANURES Especially prepared for Wheat, Turnips, Rape, and any other crop, and to suit any description of soil. • GREATLY INCREASED PRODUCTION WHEREVER USED. SATISFACTION GIVEN EVERYWHERE Nicoll Bros, store five varieties of thi« celebrated fertiliser. Price on application Allowance mude for quantities. i. Letters will receive prompt attention. NICOLL BROS., DISTRICT AGENTS m«_ mii mi ■mi i ■ ——^ Established 1880. Temphonk No 69 BAKER BROsT FURNI3HING TTNDERTAKERS URNISHING U NDERTAKERS ' DIRECT Importers of Best and Lstes I Designs m FUNERAL FURNISHINGS FUNERALS conducted with the greatest care and satisfaction, ab most reasonable charges. Corner of Wakanni Road and Oass Streets, and Baker and Brown's Coach Faotory. . . WE v ; WANT FABMEES TO ENOW mHAT WE HAVE IN STOC RANSOMES & HORNSBY PLOUGH SHARES, all sizes. j ALSO— ". .' "' ' CASTOR OIL, GYLINDRINB OIL, ROOT PULPERS, OORW CRUSHERS, HORSE HOES, EXCELSIOR GARDEN TOOLS, LEVER HARROWS, STEEL HORSE COLLARS LITTLE WONDERS, EASY OH4IRS FOR LAWN AND VERANDAH, AND THE FAMOUS DAISY OARTS, WE ARE ALSO AGENTS FOR McCormick AND Morrow, Bassett & Co., ASHBURTON, 1 M. PRIEST, Manager. '



I CAPITAL—ONE MILLION, , THE FBEMISE AOTmSFIaWHiEST COLONIAL COMPANY, ■. NOTED FOB PROMPTNESS AND &IB&RALITY PAID-UP CAPITAL AND RESERVES— /7/USF <*#/> 'MARINE RISES. also,— RISKS ON GROWING -CROPS, THRESHING MACHINES, &o. t ACCEPTED AT LOWIST TORRENT RaTH> fi. W. HANMSE AGENT ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAQROIMARY. npHE Lease of my Premises expiring shortly, I AM GIVING UP BUSINESS, and m order to dispose of my stock I purpose holding a GIGANTIC SALE, When Every Article m Stock will be Marked Down to Such Low Prices as to effect a SPEEDY CLEAEANCE. NOW IS THE CHANGE FOR CAREFUL BUYERS TO OBTAIN NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS At merely nominal prices, as my object ib to realise the whole Stock. REMEMBER: This is not a Sale of out-of-date or after season's Stock, but an ENTIRE CLEARANCE of (be whole of my New and Well-ssaorted Slock of Drapery and Clothing. SALE COMMENCES SATURDAY, JUNE 10, and will be continued until all is disposed of. A. P. WILLIAMSON, DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, TANORED STREET. SPECIAL PURCHASE, FOR COLD AND WINTRY WEATHER ; AT "THE CORNER." 150 LADIES' JACKETS, grand value, all sizes and colors—-7s 6d upwards 500 YARDS HEAVY DRESS SERGES, iv Black and Navy—to quit sharp at 2s per yard, worth 3a 6d. 1000 YARDS PINK AND STRIPED FLANNELLETTE**, reliable goods—4^d to Is per yard 150 PAIRS LADIES' IJNED KID GLOVES WITH FUR TOPS, at 3s 6d, worth 4s lid. 75 BOYS' and YOUTHS' HEAVY, DURABLE SUITB, m Norfolk, Hussar, and Melville Shapes, all sizes, grand wear. 100 CHILDREN'S WOOL BOAS at la each, m White, Grey, Crimson, and Cream. N.B.—All the above lines were bought a bargain, and will ba cleared out speedily. NORTHCOTE& HEFFORD, "THE COBNBE." "^SHEARMAN BROS. TF E , CAN SUPPLY AT VERY LOW PRICES i HORNSBY & RANSOME PLOUGH SHARES. PLOUGH! CHAINS, NEAT'S EOOT & CAbTOR OILS. | GUNS & AMMUNITION, ; Single and Double Barrel Breech Loading Guns, Eley's and Club Cartridges and Ammunition of all kinds. Sportsmen requiring Good and Reliable Ammunition at the lowest price, would benefit by giving us a call. LAMPS, LAMPS, AND LAMPWARE. Hanging Parlour Lamps, Hail Lamps, Table lamps, Hand Lamps, Bracke Larnp-i and Sfconeley's Patent Safety Lamps m endless variety. L^mp Chimneys, Globes, Shad- s, Wicks, and Burners of every description. Statle Lanterns, Stable Lanterns m all shapes and sizes, ENAMELWARE, ENAMELWARE. WE have just received from the Manufacturers a Large and Assorted Stock o the above, including— Kettles, Saucepans, Jags, Stewpans, Caps and Saucers, Mugs, Plates, Dishes, Pie Dishes, Cullenders, Basins, Dippers, eta., etc., whioh we are disposing of at wholesale prices. KEROSENE. KEROSENE. KAA OASES LIGHT OF THE AGE OIL, rAA D\J\J 160 TEST, OUU The Finest Oil m the Market. TEAS, TEAS. TEAS. Panyong Budi Tea, Pekoe Ceylon Tea, China and Blended Teas. Substantia reduction In taking a quantity. We make a specialty of Teas. WINES & SPIRITS. Ferguson's OJd Scotch Cream (specially matured), vFalker's Kilmarnock Whisky Bass's English and Manning's Bottled Alss and Stouts, and all other Wines and Spirits always on band. BEST HOUSE m Ashburton for Crockery, Glassware, and Brush ware, Groceries at Wholesale Prices. Orders by Post; despatched with Punctuality. Goods delivered Daily SHEARMAN BROS., WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROOERS, IRONMONGERS, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, MAMET HOUSE, BURNETT STREET, ASHBURTON elephon No 53 .



Tojbe Continued. ■'- ' ' ' '!"") ,' . AflTHiffsaved Mft Br-OHLORIDE IF GOLD CUE. DRINK HAD NEARLY DESTROYED IT I SUFFERED from an Insatiable Appe tite for Liquor. The Bi-Ohloride ox Gold Treatment cured me permanently. It Eradicatea ALL Desire for Intoxicants. The desire will never return unless you re cultivate it. No cure—no pay. Address : BLOHLORIDiS OF GOLD INSTITUTE Aahly House, Rattray Street, Dunedin, T7IOR Sale, Cheap—A lot of Men's Bluchers JD only 4a Ild'—MEliiOK'B 2ealaudi» Boot Store,



NOTICE. iNY Person or persons found Trespassing on the Riversdale Estate m pursuit of game or otherwise will be prosecuted. . W. 8. BTRANGK. GOOD NEWd FOX ALL. TV! Ijl /CLAYTON, formerly vf JU • X « Kj Rast Street, complying with the wishes of form- r patrons, begs to inform them and t<; ■■■ pub-ij generally, that he haa recommenced businob^ iv tha Arcade, opposite Mr T. Bullock's offica. IF YOU WANT STYLE, FIT, & SOUND WORKMANSHIP, GO TO JB\ F. Oi-AYITOa. His selection of Twpods, Fancy Coatings, etc, lire the best m the Colony. A grand line of Heav.y Saddle and Chipping Norton West of England Tweeds, at prioes to suit everybody. F. F. CLAYTON, PBAO:IOAL TAILOR, BULLOCK'S ARCADE, 5 220 FOX SALE, FOE BEMOVA.L LARGE STABLE, 30 x 15, 13ft stud, ictj!«din« 2 stalls, sbaff twusr, trap abed and iolt; now erected on t,ho back portion of T ci 779, Ciss atreeb. A p!y to T. BULLOCK, Agent. Special Job Purchase. VELVETEENS TO BK CLEARED AT IS 4£rf Pee Yard, In Navy, Myrtle, &au <V nil, Electric, and Maroon French Cashmere (m light colors) Is 93 per yard Fftncv Luatie (m light shades) to go at 4§d p-r yard Fancy Brocaded and Plain Japanese Silks. Also a variety of Trimmings, The above are all very suitable for making EVENING, COSTUMES. IN SHOW EOOM. LOT OF LADIE&' WATERPROOF CLOAKS from 5a lid each. Usual price of these Goods were from 15a upwards Lot. of Ladies' Jackets from 7s lid 1 each, # Usual price from 18a. Lot of Ladies' Gapes from 12s 6d. Lot of Girls' Cloaks 10s 6d. Usual price 21s ASHBURION DBAP3BY COMPANY. MISS BESSIE! SIMMONDS MUSIO SELLEB, AND TBAOHKR OF THE VIOLIN, T>EGS to thank her Friends and Patrone for paat favors, add to inform them she is m •> position to supply anything they may require m MUSIC or INSTRUMENTS AT LOWFST PRIOES. THE EXHIBITION MODEL PIANO at dS3O CASH, or easy Terms. Best Value Yet Offered. VIOLINS, FLUTES, CLARIONETS, BffiLODIdNS, Etc. Apy Article not m stock procured im mediately. New Music and Songs by every mail, VIOLIN STRINGS AND FITTING?, Best Quality. BESSIE JIMMQNDS, BURNETT STREET, ASHBURTON FTIENI)ERB wanted to wear out 1000 JL pairs of Mkliob's Indentauofcible Boots. Wear like brass.



SA.rVX>IG*-* Ac Morns JEwen lyi>ti Jtiixtarftct. Oadcr the diEtisgnSshed patronage oi Kie . Majesty tba King of i .■a.ty, as per eonsmunioa tioa nsade by tho lliuidber *~r Tvrstgis Affvra through the Conau!-Gi?>:u ■. ~! :or ifcaiy, r,i- Melbourne, March 14, 1378. Aw«rf<?il diploma at the AuwerVi^m 'F-shibiticu, 18.: r> Aaknowledged b;y Mt ■^c^l ctid Universities all over th-. (.l;.obo. There are imltfttioos of Eucalypti Sxtraof In the market, products of ahnr.-le distillat'oa fotmicj crr-ie reainoas oik. In order that these L-.-au 1- aih may not be tafe<"n, OUR PUHE V:)i-ATILE EUGALVPTX BXTKACT, s?hUAi ia t'ocogaiscd by th^ medio»l division oi the PraisianQovaratnea* to b* of perfectly pure origin, »c per iaformfttico fatwurdod to u» through the Cobiq! at Melbourne, Mwoh 2,1873, we .tate:- It U proved by tart* by the Medical Clinics of tha UniverßitlN kt Boqb and Oreiiawald, Prumla, and reported by Dr. Sohulz,Profesßor of Parmaoology, at Bon, and Profetsor Dn Mowier, Director ?f the Medical Clinics at Oraifswald, that only product* that are aatniatedwithozygea ajd freed of aoids, raiiaoat and other nubatanoet, adherent to primary distillation, will develope the •aaative qualities proper to the plant Alionzde ova, or so called Eucalypti Extract* an to be olaiwed according to the named vithoritiea, among the turpencinei, which M» abandoned long ainoe *• an internal medioament. Iheae crude oik, or co o»U©d Eucalypti Extract*, are discernible :-~ 1 By their deficiency m pungent odonr— Which our product, the only genuine Eucalypti Extract derelopc most freely through its aurplus oxygen. By their alcoholic thin and mobile appear ance being reduced m specific density through tne presenoe of adds. 3 By theirtaste, the result of the contracting tendency of resins and tennatea. If these crude oils, so-called eucalypti extraofca, are applied by mistake m cases of oronp, bronchitis, diphtheria, inurnal nflamations, dysentery, etc, the con sequences are most appalling. For safety ake ask always for SANDER & SON'S ECJCALYFTI EXTRACT. — Sandhurst, Victoria, Australia. ; ■?* SANDEB & SONS.