BOROUGH COUNCIL.

The ordinary meeting of tho Through : , CVi'.incil van held on Moailay evening- ! ( P;ccnf— H n Worship the.Mayor (presuiiuc), j nv.d Coui'CiMo'R J U Mayna.-d, J tl Puu'inp, WiHhm J -.Miff?, Jahn Diivisnn, Henry Davis, j Josr-ph Scaly, H M Jones, and D.vvid j 'Ihcrnaa NEW COUNCILLORS The new C:uuci)iot3~Messrs IT M Jones, John Daviaon and Wi liam Jollify — took their seats, nnd wave cordially welcomed iv ihe name of the C'unci! by the Mayor The new Councillors acknowledged the , compliment FINANCE J The debtb balaiic* at the Bank was report, d to bo £1660 llc! 61; amount j reC'-H 1.7^ tsince lust minting £65 Is 63 ASIIDURTON A. AND P. ASSUCIA'J lON Ihe txcret-iry of the A. & P. Association wrote, askiug for the use of Moca Square foi the annual hor3e parade next Saturday. The opp'icalion was ? ran tod ROLL ALTBKATIONS The following alterations were ordered to bo nude on the roll:—Public Trustee to Northcote and Htfford for T.S. part 111, Honry Z*nder to H F Nicoll DKAIN W J Stribbliag wrote, asking permission to lay a drain across a footpath.—The matter was referred to tha Works Com mittee A COMPLAINT Mr J Mullan wrote, complaining of the action of the scavengers m depositing night soil all over the ground rented by him. The letter was received and the matter was ordered to be reported to the Inspector of Nuisances FIBE BRIGADE COMMITTEE The Fire Brigade Committee reported as follows :-—Your Committee beg to report that m accordance with the resolution passed at the Council meeting, an enquiry was held into the matter of the delay m obtaining horses, and m getting up stream at the recent fire, as reported by the Fire Inspector. Captain Fooks and Engineer Dolman at tended the meeting, but no valid reason could be given why so long an interval as twenty minutes should elapse before the engine had sufficient steam for pumping. After the Captain and Engineer had with drawn, the Committee decided, m accord ance with the authority given by the Council' on June 13, 1898, to hold an impromptu a'arm for the purpose of testing the engiue. The alarm was given at the main station, when tho Brigade mustered very smartly.' One horse (ffefford's) was yoked to the engite m one and a half minute after the first stroke of the alarm, and m two and a half minutes a second horse from Newmans , stables arrived, and the engine and Brigade left) the station iv three minutes for the site of the recent fire (Mullaney'e). The engine was m position at; the sump at the corner of Tancred and Cass Streets m four minutes, at which time there was an ample supply of water m the channel. Two lines of hose (about 800 feet) were run oub, and branches fixed m eight minutes; In a few seconds over twelve minutes there waa a pressure of 9Qlbs of steam m the engine, and the water was playing en the scene of tho late fire within thirteen and a half minutes of the first stroke of the abrm. The curricle de tachment also turned out very quickly and wcu'd have been ready for work before the steamer was pumping. Your Committee are of opinion that) this test waa very satisfactory from every point of view. The Brigade maintain a high standard of efficiency, and its work could not have been smarter. Steam was also raised m a very short time. The delay, therefore, as re ported by the Inspector, the Committee find could Dot have been due to any defect m the engine, and may have been owing to the fire m the engine settling down. Your Committee desire to recommend the Council to instruct the Engineer to rei&y the fire m the steamer at loaab once a work. The Committee also desire to state that it was quite impossible that any member of tho Brigade, or any person outside of the mem bers of this Committee knew that this alarm would take pace. Cr, Pauling expressed an opinion that) the Ore m the engiue should be laid afresh at least once a week, and on hia motion the report was udopted engineers' rupot-t. The Fngiueens reported from the Works Committee as follows :— 1, Accident Insurance— Tho Works Com n ittee recommend the Council to pay the whole amount of the premium for the in surance of ita employees under the Em ployers' Liability Acts 2, North-West Belt—Your Committee recommend that the application of the Upper Ashburton Road Board for repairing this belt be held over for one month 3, Inspactor'a Report—The matters m the Inspectors report referred to the Works Committee at last masting have been dealt with. It has been decided to erect a notice board warning persons nob to deposit any rubbieh on tha Bouth Ea3b Belt, and the water ranger has been instructed to flash the Kermode Street channel once or twice every week 4, Tarring Streets—Your committee re commend that if the loan pa- acs the 400 chains of footpaths already channelled be prepared for tarring, and if not, that the work of tarring Wakanui road, Moore street, and Havelock street only be put m hand. We have had the footpaths that were done m May last retarred, and have commenced levelling and preparation for tarring m Havelock and Moore streets. A heavy hand roller is seeded, and if any considerable length of tarring is carried out, it would ba advisable to get another and larger boiler. 5, Water Cirt—Your committee recom mend that et quirios be made with a view to obtaining a new water cart of the latest pattern. 6, Horse—The committe recommend that the mare be not; eo!d ab present, as ib is much wanted. 7, Mr D Wilson's Application—The fence erected by Mr Wilson is one of posts and wirea with wire netting, and your com mittee recommend the Council to pay half the cost of same m accordance with the Fencing Act 8, Building By-laws—We have had to givs notice of infringement of the building regula- j tions m two instances. The first case was the erection of a leanto roof over an open space between two buildings previously erected at the back of Mr John Orr's premises m East street. As the walls are being utilised for supporting the roof we are of opinion that the construction comes under j the operation of the by-laws, but Mr Orr contends m a letter which we append that the by-laws do not apply. The other case was a small shed intended to be uaed as a stable behind the Guardian Office. Mr Willia has promised to remove io without delay. 9, North East) Belt Footpath—The work of formation is practically finished and the walnut trees planted, and the guards are being fixed round tha tree?. The footpath will be shingled as soon as the fresh m the river goes dowu 10, Labour Gang—The men have been engaged during the past two weeks m com pleting the work m the domain, retarring footpaths, carting soil to sections, forming the North East Belt and preparing for panting, watering streets, attending to the water supply and general maintenance works Clause 3 was referred to the By-laws Committee* and the report was adopted FOLt FOR LOAN. The Returning officer reported the result of the recent poll for a loan of £7500 which had been carried The Mayou Mere left) the meeting, and Cr. Se&ty was voted to the chair for the remain der of the meetirig Cr. Davis asked if a ppecial roll had been prepared for the last poll The Clerk replied that it had Cr. Maynard moved that the meeting be adjourned till Thursday evening Cr. Davis' amendment that the meeting be continued vas carried. inspector's report The Inspector reported that all the yards with two exceptions were clean. He also reported one case of bicycle riding ou the footpath, and thab there were no cases of infectious disease within the borough Proeeedinga were ordered to be taken against the offending cyclist CAB 9 AND CARRIAtiifS AT POLL Or. Davis wanted to know who authorised ! the employment of cabs, etc , on the day of the polling for the loan, He did not believe m the ratepayers' money being spent for such a purpose Cr. Thomas said the Works Committee had given the necessary authority <

\ THAMC9 The Chairman moved i vote of thanks to the outgoing committees, for thoir services <lvi i"'g tie past year, wh eh was unanimously ca'ried LICENSE A lic-nsa to hawk fish was granted iv Mr J, Wheeler ACCOTIKTS A'com.ta to thu amount of £111 17a Id were paa^ed for payment. The Council then sat aa & DOMAIN BOARD Ihe Curator reported thit the work m connection with the sports ground, cycling track, tennis, bowling, and crcquct grounds 1 waa about completed The Curator advised tho B.ard that he would require a man permanently m the sports groy.nds It was decided tint the Curator so'.eot a suitable man, and recommend him to the Boar 1 for appointment* The Board then adjourned. 1 i 1 i ' i ' i 1 1 1 F ' ! f » I i i \ i i 3 ; ; J ; , i

THK ASHBUKTON G¥ARDIAN : TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1899.

Printed and published by Hbnrt Willis of Pater Street, ABhbarton, for the Proprie tor*, at their Printing Office, Borne'l Street* Ashburton, (TUESDAY, September 19, 1899



Stud Notices -'"TO Stand m Aehburton and Travel eurrcuuding Districts, the well - known Trotting Stallion PBINCB IMPERIAL, B/ Himbekouian Bell Boy—Piincoss. Terms, 4 guineas ; groomage fee se« For farther particulars apply to % j. McDonnell, 26 Ashburton. rpO Stand This Season As Abhbitrtox LINKSHOT, By Ohainehot-~dam La Diva; by Ban* dor*, out of Minille, by Traduoer—Opera. Apply to E. HEALY, Groom m Change, Mr Oookaon'i Stables. 8 280 E. W. HANMER. """ NOTICE OF REMOVAL TO NEW PREMISES. HAYING erobanged premise! with the Farmert 1 Co-operative Association, have much pleasure m stating that m future I shall carry on my business at the offioet and store lately occupied by the above Aa eoolation at the corner of Weet Street and Havelook street (the Loan and Mercantile old premises.) STORAGE AT LOWEST RATES. CORNSACKB At"cURRBNT PRICES. 1182 E. W, HANMER. LOOK CHEAP WINTER FIRING. HEW MOUNT SOMERS COAL. OUTPUT has Trebled daring the 1* twelve monthi. IT IS USED EVERYWHERE. This Coal ii the Beet and Cheapest Steam wd Household Coal m the market. Used m the Woollen Factory and Canter tary Flour Mills. GIVES SPLENDID RESULTS WRITE FOR PRICES G. T.*°PARK, MOU N(D SOMERS, J. L. HIGGS, ART DECORATOR ft BIGNWRITER, TT7ISHEB to intimate to the Ladies o Ashburton that he has made a Special Study of COLOUR during the last Seventeen Years, and 1b therefore prepared to give the GREATEST SATISFACTION itr HOUSE DECORATING. Terms Moderate. Workmanship Seoon jto None, Apply early to avoid the ruebg for SPRING CLEANING J. L. TfIGGS, TANCRED STREET.. D. H. U ND81L1..,, [B. CHDBirr, T H. UNDRILL MD CO., T7!URNISHING UNDERTAKERS X! URNISHINQ UNDERTAKERS. TANCRED STREET, ASHBURTON EVERY REQUISITE ON HAND. Poliabed Coffins a Specialty. A Choice Assortment of Artificial Wnwthf m Stock. Private Address, Peter Street, directly behind Oddfellows' Hall; also oare ef Mr I. Andrews, East Belt. 2 Frank Curtis, THE LEADING Watchmaker, ft Jewellery EAST STREET, HAS just opened up FRESH LINES In nearly every department. New stock OF Etotheram't* Watchea to hand. Jewelled m six holee, tiocapenia. tlon ballances, heavy cases, hunting.and open faced, latest movements, keyless* and key winding. Also i new line of WALTHAM WATCHER whioh are well worth inipection. Best value m Nickel and other ."cheep; Watobes m Ashburton. Largest and best stock of EitgAgjmenl and Gem Rings. I give especial value m this line, making it a speciality, GOLD ft SILVER BROOCHES. (Novelties) Neat charms and Greenstone Pendants m every variety. SPEOTAOIES &~ EYE GLASSES* Accurately fitted with latest sight testing apparatus. NOTE.—AiI my Spectacles are of English Manufacture. Beware of cheap 'French and foreign goods. Old Jewellery re-made into latest designs at moderate charges. Watches and Clocks repaired With accuracy and promptitude* FRANK CURTIS, THE LEADING WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER. » . i ■ '-«



TINWALD. FOR "s~A L B. Sections Nos 17 and 18, each i acre, well eituated, fronting the Main Sonbh Road, I and only a short distance from the Railway I Station I Any reaionable offer will be accepted I I, BULLOCK, j



MISS GRAHAM, ARCADE CHAMBERS. f\ ENERAL and Legal Copying, Teati- VJT monials, Circulars, Specifications, and Documents of all descriptions promptly and accurately copied on the Typewriter! Agenb for Typewriter and supplies. Pupils btf special arrangement. 8 293 Licensed to sell Stamps.



JOHN T. COOCH, (LATE A. LAWRIi), PAUNJDEIiS' BUILDINGS, A6HBUBTON, T)EG3 to call attention to the^facfc that he haa now opened up a HAEDWAEE DEPARTMENT Id the Shop adjoining the Grocery and Crockery Store, which has been re fitted, [and furnished with a Complete Stock of DUMESTIO, FURNISHING, AND FARMERS' —IRONMONGERY.— AH Goods m the Department will be marked —CASH PRICES— m pla a figures. JOHN T. COOCH, 9 BAUNDERS' BUILDINGS, ASHBURTON. GRANT AND MOORE, SAUNDERB BUILDINGS. DRAPEBY DRAPERY DRAPERY CLOTHING CLOTHING CLOTHING BOOTS BOOTS BOOTS fTIHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE A FRESH AND COMPLETE STOCK OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND JSHOE3 Which they Offer to the Public at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES Oonsutefi* with Honest Trading. All Goods Marked m Plain Figures ! INSPECTION INVITED. —fx) — GBANT AND MOORE, SAUNDERS' BUILDINGS.: Ashbuitoa Furniture Warehouse, — WICKER AND"'FANCY CHAIRS — la Now >nd Choice CMflfc^lkW Cushions, Designs at) 'JJKliiir &t P"Cc810 Buib *all» Reduced Prices. Wss7^\io&^ WIJWUS^ ttom 5/6 each' Linoleums, Carpets, * A choice assortment jlr 'w^kSf *eL of Cretonnes, for Toilet Ware, etc. J I^^rf^^B &k Cushions, to.'choosa FCT£I,BiITtJK.IU Jof all kinds ;m»de^on\the Premises* Large Stocks of BEDSTEADS always on band and arriving direob from (Makersi T. H. UNDMLL & CO., CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, & UNDERTAKERS, (EANCRED STREET, opposite Aroabb. WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. ~ T AM now'making LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES, FREE OF [COMMISSION, npon all WOOL placed m my hands for Sale either m Ashburton, Tltnaru, or for Shipment. ' '■ This Season's WOOL SALES for CANTERBURY hare been fixed as trader, ?iz i— CHRISTCHUROH-NoTember 23, 1899; December 14, 1899} January 18, 1900 February 9,1900. TlMAßtJ—December 1, 1899 j January 5, 1900; February 7, 1900. WOOLPACKS and all Station Requisites supplied at Lowest Market Rates. D. THOMAS, Ashburton. -PUEEJEEDS- I HAVE lately ereoted, regardless of Cost, the MOST COMPLETE Seed Cleaning Plant South of the Line, and I now ask intelligent Farmers to inspect the same at Work. lam no ir prepared ta CLEAN for Farmers any (Description of SEEDS & GRAIN And will GUARANTEE to give them SATISFACTION. I can Supply Beet RYEGRASS and COCKSFOOT, locally grown ', also, Best CLOVERS, Dressed by my own machines, the purity of which must be seen to be appreciated. Also-Hubst and Son's Sesb ENGLISH CLOVERS, JTURNIPS, RAPE, LUCERNE, TREFOIL, Etc. DAVID THOMAS, ASHBURTON.



GARDEN SEEDS B<lfMPackel BM * hW GARDEN SEEDS FIMMO AKD BLAIR'S CELEBRATED VEGETABLE SEEDS. NIMMO AND BLAIR'S STANDARD FLOWER SEEDS Id — PER PACKET — 3d GARDEN TOOLS, GARDEN TOOLS, SPADES, SPADES, FORKS, FORKS, RAKES, BAKES, HOES, HOES, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT LOWEST PRICES. SHEARMAN BROS., GROCERS, IRONMONGERS, WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS. MA/iKBT HOUSE, BURNETT STREET, ASR BURTON Telephone No 63 W. H. COLLINS & CO., A RE now landing ex v RUAHINE/' at Lyttelton, a very Choice Selection of Artistic Wall Papers just m time for the SPRING CLEANING, THESE Papers have all been selected by Mr Collins, who ia at present m England, and therefore intending Customers can rely on 'getting something really GOOD at W. H. COLLINS & COS., PAINTING & PAPEBHANGING WAREHOUSE, EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. Telephone-H & 15. P.O, 80x—35. isasa«g.:ag—,ji ui—iii«hm»ijiiiwmmim I ii ammmmnmmmimmammmmmammmmKe^mammmimmmmmm, g 1 NIW SPRING GOODS **£S ANDREW.ORR TS D ly opening up New Shipments of Spring Goods for the Season. PRINTS, MUSLINS, GLOVES, SUNSHADES, UMBRELLAS, BLOUSE MATERIALS, KID GLOVES. (DRESS GOODS IN ALL THE LEADING STYLES. Beautiful Trimmed College and Book STRAW HATS; ftlao Uentlemen'i Straws ia all the leading makes. \ MILLINERY, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, TRIMMINGS, Etc., Very New and Up-to-date. DRESSMAKING TURNED OUT STYLISH AND ATTRACTIVE. Kxobiaent lit Guaranteed. £17 10s — LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S BIOYOLEB — $17 10s THE HIGHEST ORADB. ALSO NEW CHADLESS CYCLE, j NET — £20. ! LATEST? ANB MOST UP-TO-DATE. ANDREW ORR. i wheat! wheat. WE ABB PROMPT CASH BUYERS OF PRIME MILLING WHEAT. AT HIGHEST MARKET RATES WE are also Prepared to STORE GRAIN on Farb.eu Account m our New GRAIN SHEDS, West Street, Ashburton, on very favorable Terms. FULL-SIZEDo CORNS AOKS AND TWINE SUPPLIFD^AT- LOWES! CURRENT RATES. ROLLITf~& Co., CANTERBURY FLOUR MILLS. OFFICES AND STORES —WEST STREET, ASHBURTON MTS R*Ti A Ti RON PIANOFORTE, SINGING, ORGAN, AND IVIJ.DD U&IVEUn. THEORY OF MUSIC, I riIEACHER of Pianoforte and Organ, Tt/r R 8 T> OWMAN" T7IOX X For terras, etc., apply at Residence ( [^J_ J3 X 1 Smoke New Venu, ~!The reliable Family Remedy Wooda'Gieab Unequalled »a,d Invincible Woods' Great .Peppermint Cure for Cough« and Goldi— Peppermint Our* i^br Covaghs und Colds, Is 6d lls 6 and 2a 64



Dear Boy,— ""C7OU great baby t Are you bill mad about) the tiff we had the other night 1 Don't keep a grudge over a little' thing like that. I haven't seen him sinoe,and next time Ido I'll be very cool to him. Will that do 1 Coma over and see me soon ; my new wheel h»s arrived. It's a beauty* I told you I was going to get a STERLING, and I have. The more I hear and see of ie the gladder I am. Not a word against it, and all the girla who have ridden one Bay it is too perfectly lovely. No trouble with repairs. Strong as an ironclad and so dainty m appearance. Ib ia a darling. Just call on the agents and they will tell you all about the chain and bearings and things better than I can. But Ido hope you'll get one. I'm sure I'll like your looks best on a STERLING. Youra lovingly,— f Nellie. • —* —: ~~ HARDLEY BROS. HAVE just opened up their newly imported Stock of ... Pishing 1 Tackle. FLIES, MINNOWS, TRACES, LINES, GAFF HOOKS, RODS, IN 3HEAT VARIETY. ' A LiRGB ASSORTMENT OP Garden Tools AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION Plumbers, Tinsmiths, & Gasf/tturs. Hob and cold wafer laid ca at the shortest notice. A LARGE STOCK OF TASE^, BATH^ SJNKS, PUMPS, Ira, TO SELECT FROM. ESTIMATES GIVEN WITH PLEASURE HARDLEY Bkos. BARRETT BROS.' Special Clearance Sals now on. A lot of Odd lines, Samples and Remnants, at special prices to clear, m order to make room for New Spring Goods now landing.—Bareett Bbos, "The Hall/ East; Sbreet, Ashburton. T7IRE3H Eggs 7d per dozen; Fern Leaf V Separator Butter lid per Ib at Fletcher Bros, Cash Supply Stores. THE DAINTIEST LITTLE WHEEL THAT EVER WAS " J " The Bambler." HAVING sold out of my old stock of these superior Bicycles, I have jusc opened up a fresh consignment; of the LATEST PATTERN "RAMBLER" SPECIAL LIGHT RACERS, ROAD RACERS, & ROADSTERS m all *lzes and allotted with s&e everl asting G «Sr J detachable Tyre.. •• THE XCAMCBU^XQI*.' OALL'AISD INSPECT THE STOCK* Price Easy* Riding Easy. Machines the Strongest or Earth, ACCESSORIES IN STOCK. 1 OTHER MARES FITTED WITH G & J TYRISi D. THOMAS. Established 1880 T«lephop c BAKER BPiOS., EIORNISHING TfKlWf ;RTAKBRB P DRNISHING Ujsdi JRTAKERS DIRECT Importers of B< JS fc and Latea Designs In FQIORAI!, FURNISHINGS FUNERALS oondout* d with the greatest care and? satjsfs .ction, ab most reasonable charges. Corner of Wakanul Road and Case Streets, and Baker an^. Brown's Coaob ?aotory c i



jsr.ee 11 Bros. I ISLINGTON FERTILISERS ( p. it i garden us a MAY ho cb-n:ued m Cwt. and half Cwt U-gs from NICCLL BROS., District Atrnn^s "NEW SKAKON'd SEfSDS. RAPK, Oioverf, Ryet»r<«B, Cocksfoot, C'>w,ir.iss, cc , at lowest market prices. NIC LL BUG?., Fast Street FREEZERS. FREEZERS. T7IARMERS wishing to consign Sheep on their own account can book space at any time to suit their own convonienoe, by com municating with us. jNICOLL BROS., DISTRICT AGENTS, CHRISTCHURCH MEAT COMPANY. Limited. 8 XJmTARE CASH BUYERS 0-i FAT SHEEP AND LAMBS AT HIGHEST MARKEP RATES. NICOLL BROS., East Street, A?hbarton. HE CHRISTCHUROH MEAT CO Limited; ISLINGTON MANURES Especially prepared for Wheat, Turnips, Rape, and any other crop, and to suib any description of soil. GREATLY INCREASED PRODUCTION j WHEREVER USED. SATISFACTION GIVEN EVERYWHERE Nicoll Bbos. store five varieties of thiß oelebrated fertiliser. Price on application, Allowance made for quantities. Letters will receive prompt attention, NICOLL BROS., DISTRICT AGENTS i NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, (limited.) Oap.tal c 81 S GOO.QOQ ,£200,003 paid UP. London Office""^, Greit Winchester Street NOTICE rO FARMERS TTTiO are n airing ADViISCSS on GRAINS e'e, for Shipment on growers accoai", and,baling a th >.-oughly efficient Staff ir Lcii'lon, can ensure c'ien's interests at that end having tho h'est. possib'e attcuiion, while selling; and ship ping charges are kept at the lowest poßfible scale. We are alao In a position to secure freight to Lond< n at the very lowest current rate by DJrecb Steamer. Grain received at our Warehouses, Addington, and advanced upon if required ; also Grass Seed and Clovers, our machinery for cleaning the latter being of tha latest a»d bast American patterns. FKOZEN MEAT, wo handle m large qiantlties m both the North and South Islands of New Zealand, employing a, special Salesman m London, who has been m oor service for some 15 yeara, and gives special attention to the disposal of consign ments without the intervention of outside Brokera. WOOL CON^TGNMENTS', cither for local fale or shipmpnt, wiil aiways have our usual care, wliich has earned its own repnfcatioa from our position m the list of Wool Exporters for New Zoiland, while our loc*l salesmen are Messrs Pyae and Co., whose cara and attention to the "Wool Business i 3 fully recognised by Canterbury Produ ens. ADVANCES. —We are prepared to mako theso on Prodace placed m our hands for Sale, or pending ultimate ship ment at Five per cent Iktskest Free of ADVAifCE Commission. G. F. MARTIN, MANAGER. m connection with the abova we leg to Intimate that Mr bBWA.B,D Pacndbbs has been appointed to act. ?v* our Sub-Agent m the ABh burton County, and will afford all information as to charges, etc , on produce placed m the Company's hands for Sale or Shipment, a'so for the sale of Woolpacks Corn Sacks, Seeds, etc, all of which wt j Import, or supply. 959 A OABD MRS A fi ?ILARIDG I, TEACHER GF PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, and SINGING COX STREET, ASHBSJRTON. Terms on Application. CLARKE'S B« PiLLS warranted to cure Gravel, Pains ia the back and all kindred complaints. Free from Mercury. Established upwards of SO years In boxes 4s 6d each, of all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout th© world. Proprieto-s, Tho Lincoln and Mm land Counties Drug Compauy, Lincoln * England |