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A3HBURTON PERMANENT BUILDING - : AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. j riIHE SOCIETY ia now taking MONByI X ok I DEPO SI T : I Fixed Twelre Montha 4| per out. I ull partioHlara on application. I EDWARD STEPHENS, I Manager ga Offioe: Tanored Street ,■ Bicycle Harvesm LANDELLS & SON, ■ ENGINEERS; A BICYCLE HAEII ' BURKETT STREET. H Niit xri Cum. rpo the Farmera and General Pobla^| X Aahborton,—We beg to etato tba^H hare reaped a harveet m Bieyoke^ ha^H |vat landed a big oonalgnmeiii* of firat>«^H liggen »t £14 10a; We we the oV^M bioyole firm m Aahbuton and intendg^H uphold onr reputation. _..^H AgenU for White Flyera, Rndge-WaH worth, Waverleya, Cyolopa, The Parrot, Repaint by ezperte. All, work goagH toed —^I-^IH j. L.HiaeSl PAINTER, SICK WRITER, CLAZIIJ JF YOU WANT ABEAUTirUL RoJ| IF YOU WANT A GOOD SIGN. ■ IF YOU WANT A WINDOW GLAZfI IF YOU WANT YOURHOUSEPAINTaB ComuLT J. Hi. HIGGB, H IF YOU WANT A TIN OF FAINT, I IF YOU WANT A SQUARE OF GL*B IF YOU WANT A ROLL OF PAPErB IF YOU WANT ARTISTS' MATBRIH J. L. FIGGS, I TANORED STREET. I G.MEDDINsI The People's Practical ■ Ironmonger, I BURNETT BTBVE7, OVFOBXTC ASCADfIH THE CHEAP and UP-TU-Dafl SHOP foe ■ LAMPS! LAMPS!! I REGISTER GRATeI With Tiles or Plain. : H CCAL VASES. COAL VASKsI FIRB IRO«S A BR4SSES. H FENDERS. FENDERS. ■ BROOMS & BRUSHWARE.H TIN & ENAMELLED WARS.H GORSE KNIVES ft GRUBBErH SPADES ft FORKS. ■ BUILDERS'! & FURNISHING UtH MONQFRT. ■ RANGES I BANGESII gent for SCOTT'S CBLEBRATa-H <(ATLAS" and B»raingbam'a ■ ••ZBALANDIA." -,■ ■ Aa naval I am to the froat m (g^| PENTER'S TOOLS with the krgeetH beet aeleoted atook ie AaUrarton. One trial will oonTinoe yon thai JoVgwfl aare money by patroniaing me. NOTICE OF REMOVAM ABHBURTON '^M tfO 2 INDUSTRIAL BUILDgH SOGIETT. H mHB Society haa RBMOVH) ita X' - from . - - -'\ ■ The Poat Offioe Bnildlngi, Oameroa . To AROADB'CHAMBERS, Burnett Street, m the Old Bank Boil^H Offioe Honn: From 9.30 to 12, *a^^H 4 p.m,, and 7 to l; 30 erery pay aigh»i|^H FRED. MAKBK^H G.JESSI ■ j UQtES' SlNOf " KEEPERS And ''A^^^M IQbld Walche* 1 Silver Watch<^^H |QOLD And SlLVtf CHAInI^^H I Brooches, &c. ■^Qbv.^bbk ■ .^■■■B^BriaC^a^a^a^H «ES&w-^9*'^l«^aH JlB?l '&IZ*<^



LAWES' Dips & Manures. fTIHE PubJio Dips at the Ashburton and X fiuwald S»le Yurda are vow open for the SEASON. Fc*r terms am) particulars apply to Care caker. . Lawes' Superphosphate — Beet Turnip Manure m the world. Also poisonous and non-poisonous Sheep Dip m stock. EUWARD SAUJNDJGRS, LOCAL AGENT. 11 16 Ebtabmbhbd 1880. . lelephonb N 69 BAKER BROS., FURNISHING TTNDERTAKERB URNISHING *J NDERTAKBRS DIRECT Importers of Beet and L»tes Designs In FUNERAL FURNISHINGS FUNERALS conducted with the greatest care and satisfaction, at most reasonable charges, Corner of Wakennl Road and Gass Streets, and Baker and Brown's Coach Factory. J. V. DE BEEB "W'EW LINBB IN E.P. WARE, DIRECT! FROM THE CELEBRATED MANU FACTURERS WALKER 6 HALL, SHEFETEjftD. This Is the finest quality ENGLISH PLATE, on hard white metal. New Designs m a big range of prices. Inspection Invited. CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKS, New lines', suitable for presentation from £1 to 410, Every time piece regnalated and guaranteed. jewelleryTewellery j Always the largest assortment m Ashbur ten to ohoose from* New Goods by every mail* ROTHERHAM AND WATERBURY WATCHES A SPECIALTY. lam making a speoial feature i 1; m n< n facturing Jewellery to order, being the only PRACTICAL Jeweller m t,he district. Old Jewellery Remade. Watch repairing* Only ompetanfe workmen employed. J. V.DE~BEEK, (Ute S. Salek) THE LEADING JEWELLER «fr WATCHMAKER EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. - THINGS - WORTH KNOWING rriHAT Ton can SAVE MONEY |if you Buy your Boots irom NIGHOLAS & PIGKFORD, MANUFACTURERS ft IMPORTERS OF BOOTS AND SHOES. East Street, Ashburtont BOOTS & BHOEB Of Every Description Made to Measure. Ease and Comfort Studied. Skill and Jndgment^being exercised as to Formation of the Feet. Workmanship and Materials Guaranteed. CHARGES MODERATE. Brjng^Yonrßepairs to— NICHOLAS & PIGKFORD, Late McDonald k MoDiabhid. ABSOLUTE ASSURANCE 18 OKI OF TBX PERFECT {INVESTMENTS OFRUD BT2SHI MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA. EXAMPLE of NonforfflltnreConditions. At Age 30 next Birthday, under Table C 20, Assurance of £1000 will «o»t £3110s per annum for 20 years. In event of discontinuance of payments the i*olioy becomes Paid np for £150 AFTER 3 YEARS. £250 AFTER 5 YEARS. £500 AFTER 10 YEARS. And so on. When the 20 years' Premiums have been paid, the Assnranoe is not only Paid np for £1000, but is increased by the Accumulated Bonuses. WALTER BCALES, Superintendent of New Businessi HUGO FRIEDLANDER. District Agent, Ashburton THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, Ltd. TTAVING purchased that property at the, JLJL corner of West and Moore Street* j formerly occupied by Messrs Hanmer and Graves, have now ample storage room for>U classes of grain and produce at. lowest rates. A large stock of SEEDS, TWINE, OILS, AGRICULTURAL SALT, HARNESS, And all farmers' requisites on hand t. pTgibson, MANAGER. '



TANKS. TANKS. TANKS. QPECIAL Inducements offer to those m want of FIRST-CLASS TUKK^. HALIDLEY BROS ABE SELLING LAHGJS SIZE TANKS AT 27fl 6d, 355, 425, 60s ttach No Honae is complete without one, PUMPS PUMPS. PUMPS. Splendid Astortment now to hand—direct from the makers—at prices to suit everyone. SPOUTING & RIDGING Manufactured on the Premises. Spouting fixed from 4d per foot. Competent Workmen sent to any part of the County at shortest notice. TAILOR-MADE COSTUMES. /"\UR Buoceu with these GOWNS last Season fives ua Confidence m Requesting the Patronage of those Ladies to whom a SMART COSTUME it a neotwity. We hold.a'.CoitFßiHiNßivs Stock of COATINGS, suitable for this purpose and would SOLICIT AN EARLY INSPECTION. — NOW ON BALE- S' BALES CARPET SAMPLES Q £) BALES GOAr SKIN BUGS 6> * ! MITCHELL & TURNER. I INCANDESCENT GAS-LIGHT. (WELSBAOH PATENTS). GREAT REDUCTION"IN PRICES. —00 — HAYING made Special and more Advantageous Terms with the Ana tralasian Incandescent Gas Light Company, Limited., and being ap pointed Sole Agent for Ashburton, I am now able to offer yon these burners at the following reduced prices :— fcs r r.--r *3J-~-jßglla^E|ll| pt' tj . 'Plain rV»m j**^* s' jjJp.wLja^ • No Householder can afford to be any longer without the Incandescent Light, The.OJßurner gives FIVE TIMES the light of an ordinary gas burner with consumption of less than TWO-THIRDS of the gas. w. j. Madams, PLUMBER AND GASFITIER, REMOVED TO NEW PREMISES, NEXT ORANGE HALL, BURNETT STREET, ASHBURTON. SOLE AGENT FOR ASHBURTON. SHEARMAN BROS. TOTE CAN SUPPLY AT VERY LOW PRICES HORN3BY & RANSOME PLOUGH SHARES, PLOUGH CHAINS, NEAT'S FOOT & CAbTOR OILS. GUNS :& AMMUNITION. Single and Double Barrel Breech Loading Guns, Eley's and Olub Cartridges and Ammunition of all kinds. "■ \ Sportsmen requiring Good and Reliable Ammunition at the lowest price, would benefit by giving as a call. LAMPS, LAMPS, AND LAMPWARE. Hanging Parlour Lamps, Hall| Lamps, Table Lamps, Hand Lamps, Bracks L&mpa and Stoneley'a Patent Safety Lamps m endless variety. Lamp.Chimneys, Globes, Shades, Wicks, and Burners of every description. Static 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, Jugs, Stewpans, Cups and Saucers, Mugs, Plates, Dishes, Pits Dißbes, Cullenders," Basins, Dippers,",et3., etc., whioh we «re disposing of at wholesale prices, KEROSENE. KEROSENE. PAA OASES LIGHT OF THE AGJfi OIL, CAA OUU 160 TEST. OUU The Finest Oil m the Market, TEAS. TEAS. TEAS. Panyong Buds Tea, Pekoe Ceylon Tea, China and Blended Teas.. SobatantU. reduction In taking a quantity! We make a specialty of Teas. WINES & SPIRITS. Ferguson's Old Scotch Cream (specially matured), Walker's Ellmarnock Whisky, Bass's English and Manning's Bottled Ales and Stouts, and all other Wines and Spirits always on band. BEST HOUSE m Ashburton for Crockery, Glassware, and Brushware. Groceries at Wholesale Prices. Orders by Pont despatched with Punctuality. Goods delivered Daily SHEARMAN BROS., WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERS, IRONMONGKPW, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, MAItKET HOUSE, BURNETT STREET, ASHBURTON; Telephone No 58 i



WHEAT. WHEAT. Yk/ E AXE PROMPT CASH BUYERS OF PRIME MILLING WHEAT, AT HIGHEST MARKET RATES WE are also Prepared to STOB.E GRAIN on Fame . Account m our New GRAIN SHEDS, West Street, Ashburton, on very favorable Terms, FULL SIZED CORNBACK3 AND TWINE SUPPLIED AT LOWESI CURRENT RATES, ROLLITf~& Co., CANTERBURY FLOUR MILLS. OFFICES AND STORES — WEST STREET, ASHBURTON 1 230 BELFAST FKEEZING WORKS MANURES, ARE THE BEST TjiOß, 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. Orderß received by JETOIJQDX^kN&IQft. BHOH., Limited., \ , DAVID THOMAS, ! {THE N.3R. FARMERS CO-IIFEBATIVE A SJSOCIATJOTV OF CANTERBURY, Limited.* oa AX-.OJEJRT BOBBRTH, AGIsiNT, Aihbnrton. CANTERBURY FROZEN MEAT AND DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORT COMPANY, LIMITED. 8 80 F. WAYMOUTH Secretary. Hew Zealand Insurance CoHJoiny. ESTABLISHED ' L „ Iss -J CAPITAL^ONE'MiI LION. TBE f'KEMIXB AND WEALTHIEST COLONIAL COMPANY, SGTKD FOR PROMPTNESS AND LIBERALITY PAID-UP CAPITAL AND RESERVES— £400,000. 11RR AND ifARJNE RISKS. ALSO,— RISKS ON GROWING CROPS, TDEESHING MACHINES, Ac, ACCEPTED AT LOWEST 7DRRKNT RaTMH E. W/li ANMEB ' AGENT. EAST HTKEET H. M. JONES. FREE INSURANCE Against Accident or Death. POLICIES CURRENT from Tf DnyH to IS Month*, according to Value Purchased, dSI per Week for Total Disablement up to Ten Weeks. £5O for Death from Accident. Special Concessions to Purchasers of Pianos, Organs, and Cycles. Cash purchasers from 10s will recoive a Policy good for Seven{Dayt. CHEAP fcTATIONERY AND ACCOUNT BOOKS. Boxed Stationery, 6d and Is lines, top value; specially put up m London or my own trade. Fancy and Tinted Note Paper and Envelopes. AGENTS FOR MILNfiR AND THOMPSONS -PIANOS- By Brinßmead 1 and Sons, Hopkimon, Gow and IDT A "Vr/^Q Kalltnan, Wagner, Collard and Collard, Broad- JTXjnLI.I V7O wood, Haake, Spaethe, Channell and Sen, Lipp -■ FIAINOfcS— and Bohn. -ORGANS- By Bell and Co, Bmifch, and the Needham Company, /"\"O /"I A ATd— Willoox and White, Mason and Hamlin, theChioagoCom- V/X\Vjr-rLi.li kD pany, Palace Organ Company, and other makers. , ~<JI*GAJS&- From 43@ lOh to £50. ORGANS From ... .„ ... ... ... .. 10s per month PIAINOH ...  ... ... SOB „ „ LALL INSTRUMENTS GUARANTEED. — Best Cash Valxti Obtainable Latest Books by every Mai!, at Published Prices for Cash. Magazines and Periodicals. at LOWEST CASH PRICES m ail Departments. Equal to Chrintoharoh and Dune din Homes. Do your Business here and keep the Trade m the District) INSPECTION INVITED. h. m."Tones. OR TON COOKING UllHlll RANGES IN USE IN THIS COLONY. i^ * Ftaij -if ~^ THEY BURN LIGNITE, TRUE COAL OR WOOD UP TO 24in no setting Required. With Stove Fine can be worked out m the open. SPLENDID BREAD BAKERS. With Cut Iron or Copper Boilers. The Copper Boilers are large and Tie inside, REPAIRS ARE A MINIMUM. Made m all sizes, single or double ovens. High or low pressure boilers till» , . Sold by all Ironmongers, from whom Catalogues can be obtained, or from the maker,!; H. E. SHACKLOCK. SOUTHEND FOUNDRY, DUNEDIN. 316



[ The Lone Inai raiud as I hastily dressed myself. Open ing the window, I looked out on the Marshes golden m the sunshine. A keen wind was blowing from the sea, and the smell of brine struck into the heavy atmosphere of my bedroom. An absolute stillness prevailed both Inside and out I felt as though I had awakened m the spellbound palace of the sleeping beau ty. An inn of all plages should be full of bustle and noise, but there was some thing uncanny m the silence which reigned m this marsh locked hostel. It hinted trouble, and I felt uneasy. In no very good temper I descended to the dining room, with the intention of apologizing to IPrancis for my tardy appearance and of rating the landlord for his negligence! To my astonishment, neither Francis nor any one else was to be seen, and the room was m precisely the same condition as on the previous night. The fire was unlighted, the table not set out for breakfast; even the win dow blinds were down. For the moment I was sick with apprehension, as it was impossible to conjecture the reason of this neglect and absence of human lifa The stillness was as absolute as had pre vailed up stairs, and when I rang the bell it echoed through the house as though mocking my efforts to summon landlord, maid or friend. Twice, thrioe, I pulled the bellrope without result; then, somewhat un nerved by the silence m which I found myself, went to the back part of the premises. Hero the condition of things was the same as m the dining room. The kitchen was empty, nor were there any signs of fire or of food. I explored the whole of the ground floor and found nobody. The conclusion forced itself upon me that Strent and his daughter had left the inn during the night, ~ What was the meaning of this sudden flight? What reason could be sufficient ly powerful to force them to vacate the premises? Asking myself these ques tions, I entered room after room, but m none of them did I find any answer. The front door was bolted and barred, the back entrance was m the same con dition, and there was no key m eifchor lock. I considered the features of the case and saw that the air was full of mystery, perhaps of—but, no; m ths.t lonely house I could not bring myself to utter the terrible word. I knew not what had happened dur ing my sleep, but felt certain that some event had taken placa Otherwise theie could be no reason for this state of things. Almost against my will I searched the house again, but could dis cover neither Strent nor his daughter Rosa I was alone m the house. But Francis "■Francis," Bald I, repeating my thoughts aloud, "aye, Francis. X won der if he has left the inn also or whether he has overslept himself and is still m hia room." To make sure I went up stairs to his bedroom. Pray observe that all this time I had not connected these things with crime. It is true I had a faint suspicion that there might possibly be some foul play, but as there was noth ing to confirm suoh a belief I abandoned the idea. I declare that when I knocked at the door of Briarfield's room I had no more idea of the horrible truth than the babe unborn. My premonitions pointed to mystery, but not to murder. Yet from the conversation of the previ ous night I might have guessed what had happened. The house was as ac cursed as the palace of the Artidse, and Ate bided on the threshold stone. Not until I had thrice knocked with out receiving any answer did my sus picions begin to form. Then they took shape man instant. I tried the door. It was locked. The ominous silence still hinted at unspeakable horrors. My knocking echoed jarringly through fche stillness. At that moment there flashed before my eyes the picture of two fig ures flying across a red horizon against which blackened the beams of a gal lows. It was tho shadow of the future. I knocked, I called his name, and finally m desperation at tho continued silence set my shoulder against tho crazy door. It yielded with a tearing sound, and I entered the room amid a cloud of fine duet He was lying on the bed stiff and cold. I had no need to call, to touch his shoul der, to place my hand on his heart He was dead. With the clothes drawn up smoothly to his ohm lay the man with whom I had conversed the previous night The right arm lay outside the counterpane. On the hand glistened a pearl ring. I looked at that bauble. I glanced at the waxen face. The matter was beyond all daubt Francis Briar field was dead. Before I oould further examine lfche body or the room I was forced to run for my brandy fl&ek For the moment 1 was deadly sick, and it needed a long draft of dbe fiery spirit to speed the stag nating blood through my veins. The Btrange cixoumstaixoe was a sufficient apology for suoh Qualmifihneas, This lonely Inn set on a handbreadth of liv ing ground amid quaking bogs, this dead body of what bad one© been a friend, this solitude by which I fownd myself environed, these were sufficient to shake the strongest nerve. "It looks m a manner prosaic on black and white, but think of the horror of the actual ex perience. For the moment I oould formulate no ideas on the subject That my friond should be dead was sufficient to stun me. When reason came back> I asked myself: how he died and who was re sponsible for the crime. The landlord, the maid, the brother, one of these three had murdered Francis Briarfield. But m what way? I examined the body. It was clothed m a nightgown, and the clothes lay folded np on the ohair by the bedside. The face was calm; there were no marks of violence on the throat or on the frame. Only on the violet lips lingered a slight curl of foam. The smooth bed clothes drawn up to the ohm forbade the idea of a struggle. I looked at the right arm lying on the counterpane, at the hand, arid there m the palm was a rag ged wound from thumb to little finger. It was discolored at the edges and looked green and unwholesome. This To be Continued,



SMITH'S Premier Wheat Dressing OUR New Season's Supply of this Dressing has now arrived, and its ever increasing sale each year proves its popularity. IT IS A THOROUGH SMUT PRE VENTATIVE. It is easy to use, dissolving m cold water. Id hastens instead of retarding germination, and is very much cheaper than any other dressing— im per packet, Sufficient for 20 bushel* of seed. AshbwtonDrugVo, Ltd, WHOLESALE & RETAIL AGENTS. Sm9ke New V«boi



Henry Stephenson, HENBY STEPHENSON, (successor to Alfred Harrison.} Established 20 years. AUCTIONEER, LAND ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENT AND VALUER Tjn'EEKLY SALES of Live Slock V ? Produce, Furniture, etc., EVERY SATURDAY, at 12 o'clock. Clearing Sales of Stock, Household Fund are, etc., as per arrangement, m any part the county. • Advance* made on Goods placed In my bands for Sale* Begalar Consignments of Colonial Grown and Island Fruit sold privately through the week, and at Anction on SATURDAYS.! Agent: Norwich Union Fire Insurance Company & Dresden Pianoforte Manufacturing and Agency Company. PJANOS and ORGANS on time pay mento from £2O(*i per month. HENRY STEPHENSON, AUCTIONEER



Frank Curtis, THE LEADING Watchmaker, Jewe Her, and Optician. JUST LANDED: T ARGE STOCK of NICKEL and other JLj Watches, being imported direct and manufactured to my owu design. Theee WATCHES will be found to give every tatisfaction. A special value line at £1 is well worth inspection. ROTHERHAMS, WATERBURYS, Etc., In all grades and price?. KEEPERS & WEDDING RINGS * of my owa manufacture—guaranteed 18 carat —kept m all sizes and designs. A3 USUAL-MY BROOCH! S, GEM RING?, AND STOCK OF JEWELLERY is the Largest) and Baab Assorted m Ash barton. Presentation Olosk« and Alarms m all prices and designs. REPAIRS effected with my usual prompt nest aud exactitude. OLD JEWELLERY Remade into up-to-date fashions, at moderate rates, eAWSFACTION^GUAR 3 N I E ED.



A GIFT. THE SHELDON BOOM. "In His Steps, or What Would Jesus Do.' " The Crucifixion of Philip Strong." " His Brother's Keeper." . " Mabwm Kirk." " Richard Hardy's Seven Days," "THE VITADATIO" series of these, magnificent and entrancing works is about I ready for distribution, and will be sent to i any address m the colonies on recoipb of! postags to oover—Oue book, 2d stamps, the five books, 6ri stamps. All 'ettera must be marked *' She'doo," caie of " Vitadatio,' Melbourne. LADIES, I'TiK ALLOWING SHOULD INTEREST YOU. Never felt better m her life. Had no idea Vitadatio cou\d do for her what it has done. " 10th April, 1899. 11 For a number of years I was troubled with indigestion, and what those of our sex know as general weakness m various forms and ways, accompanied by the usual g'nomy forebodings and, of course, as I find now, unnecessary cares of mind, producing all kinds of discouragicg anticipations, m which the common impression wouid constantly intrude itaelf that life was not the flowery bed of eaae that one rased to read and sing about m one's childhood's hours. My food did not nourish the body, and I carried about with me, nuch to my discomfort, an ! emaciated form, and the common remark of my friends wf»a, ' How ill you always look.' Although I would not;admit the truth of their opiaion, j-t my own conscious feeling assured me of the truth of their-observation. There were many other ailments which kept ■ fa check my former vitality and buoyancy of spirits, which ueed only be hinted at m a note such as thia. la this stats of general debility I was advised to bake a courae of Webber'a Vitadatio; I took is regularly for abmt six weeks, and took, m all, the connects of six large bottieH. These were ' from the first a great source of help xind relief, aud I began to put on flash at the rate of i£ b per week, and I now enjoy the very bea& of health. To any of my own rex, especially those who are troubled with en nui, from whatever causa arising, I verily beKeve a course of Vitadatio will give them back the blessing of good health, such a- I enjoy, and for which I desire to be truly thankful. Vitadalio shall always have my strong recommendation.—Y->urs gratefully, M. Skkgeant, Redfem, Sydney, New South Price 5b 6d and 3s 6A per bottle/ X W. HALL, Herbalist, Agent for Ashburton and District, 6 107



SANXXEUm; -Sc worn* £uea Iyi>*l JtOxtrnet. Under the distinguished patronase of Hih Majesty 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, IS7B. Awarcic diploma at the Amsterdam Exhibition, 188Z Acknowledged bs> MadicU Clinics ats ■ Universities all over the Giobe. There are imitations of Eucalypti Extra? In the market, psoduots of sitnpl' dintillation forming crude resinous oils. It. order that bhese crude oils may not be taken. OUR PURJfi VOLATILE EOOAL\PIi EXTRACT, which ia recognised by tl:> medical division of the FruaaianGovernmea ' to be of perf«"t>y pure origin, aa pc information forwarded to ua borough th> Consul at Melbourne, March 2, 1873, w* UU ;- It ie proved by tests by the Medical Clinioe of the Universities at Bonn aud Greifawald Prussia, end repotted by Dr. Sobulz,Professor of Parmaoolcgy, at Bon, aud Professor i)r Mossier, Director ?f the Medical Clinics a; Qreiftwald, that only products that art' saturated with oxygen aud freed of aoids, resinous and other substances, adherent t<; primary distillation, will develope tht sanative qualities proper to tho plant AUornde oils, or so callod Eucalypti Extracts *r« to be olaaaed according to the named Minorities, among the turpenvinee, which abandoned long Bince as an intern*! msdioatnent. Theae crude oils, or so called Eucalypti Exiraota, are discernible:— 1 By their deficiency m pungent odour— which our product, the only genuine Eucalypti Extract develops most freely through its surplus oxygen, , By their alcoholic fchin and mobile appear race being reduced m specific density through tae presenoe A acids, By theirtMt** the remit of the contracting tendency of resine and tennates. If those, crude oils, so-called eucalypti extract*, are applied by mistake m oases ol oronp, bronchitis, diphtheria, internal nfUmatlons, dysentery, etc., the .con sequences are most) appalling. For safety ake ask always for SANDER & SON'S EUCALYPTI EXTRACT. — Sandhnrst, Victoria, Australia. SANDER & SONS.