The Ashburton Guardian.

V"ol xxi. no. 5218

Ashbukton : Weilnesdayj September 26, 1900,

price : One Penny

RAPE FOR SHEEP

Sheep differ from all bther »nimals m the fact that their wool! j coat, weighing from 5 to 10 or even 15 per cent of thejf „ other solid matter contains a large #• ! mount of salphur, or 4 per cent <m ttit average. That is, a fleece of a veil br«i Rambouillet ram may have one fall pound of sulphur in it or half more is some of the heavier fleeceß of this breed. Of course ever j on« realizes the fact thai whatever is io the fleece is derived from the food, for there is no other way pos sible. Then what will happen if the food does not contain this indispensible sul phur ? There could be no wool, the animal would be simply bald or covered with very scaat hair, if there be no gul* phur in the feed. This is a fact we art to think of when preparing feed for oar flocks. And tthen We find that rapt" largely excels in the quantity of potash (and the yolk of wool which we all know is indisptnsible to the good conditiom and quality of the fleece hiß about 90 per cent of potash in its ash) we mij be very sure that rape must be the very beet of all feeds for sheep daring the seifiw inwbich it msy be grown in the best manner.

Bape is a leafy thin tap rooted plant, while its very close relative, the turnip, ii bulb rooted. This is the only difference between these two plants. They hafa both the same habit of growth, needing two years to complete it ; the same cfoil shaped yellow flower, the same shaped pea pod, and the very same kind of seed. *• o that where and how one can be growa there and so the other may, and both are of very easy growth, needing, as every good crop does, good soil and good culture and then paying very satisfactory profit.. But the sheep May we not very judi ciously ask what tbeir opinion of it is This they are not slow in expressing by their intense satisfaction and enjoyment of it when turned on to it Indeed, care is to be exercised at first as they would kill themselves by overeating it So it If necessary to turn the flock on to the rape under safe conditions First when it is dry ; second, when the sheep or Ismb* have their bellies well flUed with grass or other i««dj third, only for • &w-flnmnt«s at first, and thus day by day gradually using them to it until in time they are in no danger of gorging themselves-— American Sheep Breeder.

Alaska's Fertility.

Professor 0 0 Georgeson, who hat had charge of the agricultural experi ments in Alaska, never willingly missel an opportunity to extol the advantage* of that Territory as an agricultural rogion. At a late meeting of the society for the Promotion of Agricultural Science, held in Few York, ke stated that " tourists who see only the south eastern course err in concluding that only forests thrive in Alaska. Experi* ments in raising grain and vegetables inland, where there ia less rain and more sunshine, have given excellent results, the quick, hot summer and al most continuous sunlight greatly stimu lating production. The southwestern peninsula is admirably adapted for grazing. 0&ttle r sheep and Anger* goats thrive, in some inßtaaces grating without shelter all winter on the long and abundant grass which clothes nearly the entire peninsula even to the tops of many meuntainc. The region south of the sixtieth parallel, four times as large as L»pland, which lie] north of that parallel, should support^ population of millions. It is not claimed that the opportunity for employment of Urge capital equals that on the western plains, but a large and mduf trious population of labouring people may find abundant support from the soil"

Clothes Without Buttons

A certain Mr IK Porter ptopout that all men shall wear clothes without buttons To be sure, he woald allow each mat) a button hers and ther»j bat heisoppased to the lavißb display©! buttons bow placed by tailors on raen'a garments. Mr Porter believes, buttons are unnecessary on a man's coat, and, true to his belief, he wear* a butlonlsM coat. He also hoJds that the prewat method of censtructing waitteoati i* undesirable and really inexcusable* His new style of clothes; consiit 'tskn ordinary sack coat; minus the roll cmlar and lapel, which have no place in kit general echeme. The -present «oafe collar, he declares, is a useless relic o! the Capuchin cloak cowl, originally useful as a hood for th« head. Tkt Porter coafc 8 in appearance about the neck, is similar to an Iton jacket. The waistcoat resembles an ordinary doubla braasted garmeßt, without a collar, except that the bvttons are under the righfarm The coat is so cut that it hangs in place naturally without being fastened The waistcoat, cut higher than the ordinary style, expeies a semi circular bit of Bhirt bosom».



SHAW, SAVIiA- -\ND .ALBION OO MP \N V, LIMIT 3D, FOR. LONDON. « MAll, g--*'A ;;>^#*& ■ ij ' MKRS, with imj^vlur V %v..-^: aoommodatlonf oraU alasess """^ 'of paGSengere, calling .mt Monte Video or Kio, Teneriffe and Ply month. Vessel Ton Commander From Date. Karamea SQ64 Barton ... Lybb'n Sepb 22 Qobhio «. 7730!KIdIey WeFb'n Jan SI " " OARQO STEAMERS. ~* Kumar* 600O«oot!and Wol!g'a Ocb 26 QDottocaam 6238M»xw©lS ', Nov Maori 5317Moffafct Nov Agent. mm. «TT«H. IG -*—— jftMßR 1 KKW ZEALAND jHHj^^pSHIPPINg OO.'S ' LINE KOY4L MAIL BTEA.MERS FOHLONDON» te Vide*, WmetlSe * Plymouth. ~~~ *~ Probable Snaf Steamers. '■ liens. Porfc. , Date. Wakafcaae 8000 WeUingtott Oatober 11 Waimaie 5610 — Oot — Wakaimi 57C*6 i — Wov 1 Bakala 56SS | — Nov — Paparoa. 7000 ] — to follow Waikato 4767 — „ Rlmntaka j 7700 — „ fekoa 4050 — ,• Papanci 5808 — 1, Otasama 6372 — „ Rangibikei | 7700 ' •— „ Bqapha I BCOO I —> W»t farther partiaaiara apply te fBIEDLASTDER BROS., Lud. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, Limited J TEAMIRy SAII lECMLITTELTON AS UNDER: Fo? Weabporti and Greymouth—Weekly Wellington—- Monday, Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturdays NOTE—For extra sailings see advertise ment in Ohristchurch papers Dunedin — Mondays, Fridays and alternate (Tuesdays and Saturdays Nelson and Pieton, via Wellington— Tuesday and Saturday Sydney, via Auckland — Alternate [Thursdays The above are subject to alteration; efsrence should therefore be made to Ohrlatcharch daily papers foi dates and feonr of sailing H£For farther particulars apply to F FERRIUAN, Agetii;, Ashburton 'IS^Y^STEPIIENaON™ (oacceaaor to Alfred Hanison.) Eatablisheu SO years. AUCTIONEER, LAJSD ESTATE AMD jOMMISSION AGENT AND VALUER TITEEKLY SALES of Live Stock VV Produce, Furniture, etc., EVERY SATURDAY, at) 12 o'doek. Clearirsg Sales of Stock, Household Furni ture, eta, as par arrangement in any parb ot the county, ■fldvonceg made on all goods placed in my hands for Sale. Regular Consignments of Colonial Grown tad Island Fruit sold pivately through the week, and at Auction on ; SATURDYB. Agens: Norwich Onion Fire Insurance Company k Dresden Pianoforte Manufacturing and Agenoy Company. PIANOS and ORGANS on time pay ments from J3Os per month. HEHRY STEPHENSON, I AUCTIONEER. A Branch Office has been opened by the andersigoed at Messbs Nicoll Bbos , Eas Sfcreeb, where they will onrry on praotice'as Barristers and Solicitors. MAUDE & HARMAN, Solicitors, Christrch cfa Money to Lend at Lowest Currenb Rates en Freehold Security. Wo Procuration i«ee. MAUDE & HARMA^ 12 43 Ashbin-bon. m •"- ASHBURTON " PERMANENT BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. T OANB GRJANT D F;r;o M I £25 1 and upwards, at current rates. v Frill Particulars on application. Office —TajJ&redStreeti t J G.!JESSON,-1 FRAOTIOAL WATOHMAKBR & JEWELLER, ] HAS BEMOVED to temporary ] premises t NEXT MESSES J. SIALY & 00. f East Street. ] f REFRESHMENT ROOMS 1 Msals AT All Uofbs; Tancred I Street, opposite MoOokell's Stables. IBtteieib shop in town. 7 go



. SEEDS. SETCD&. SEEDS it 1:9 o o!- - :- ss a s:o:ac. - .- 19 00. i Nimmo and Blair's •FAMOUS STANDARD SEEDS VEGETABLE SEEDS FLOWEK SEEDS : r 3d. PER PACKET. 1d« PER PACKET. NIMMO AND BLAIR'S SEEDS GROW. FEW FQUAL. NONE BETTERs ALL THOROUGHLY TESTED BEFORE BEING SIN® OUT. Up 33 OtiDEK IABJUY - - And have your Seeds in hand whan} it is time to bow. CATALOGUES CAN BESHADION APFLIOAEION. JTLUWEB SEEDS in one hundred varieties. This liao includes the most hardy var(etis» as well as the showiest, and each packet osQtains more than sufficient Seed^to p'aat in an ordinary garden. SOW THEM AND YOU WILL NOD HAVE ANY DISAPPOINTMENT. SHEARMAN BROS., GROCERS, IRONMONGERS, WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS, Market House, Aehbarton. DAVID THOMAS, AUCTIONEER, LAND, INSUBNCS k BSP\T3 AGHSOT VALUATGB, WOOL & GRAIN BROKER, ASHBURTON, Loans Negotiated Weekly Sales of Livestock— TSnwald and Ashburtonlaiternately Fortnightly Sales of Sheep Skins, Fats, Hides, [etc,»?on Mondays Sales of Wool Throaghonb the Season Grain Bought ana Sold on Commission 'h Clearing Sales as per arrangements Arcade Horee and Furniture Sales held on Saturdays Horse Faira held Monthly |GENT FOR- Matson and 00., Chriatcharoh Booth, McDonald and Co., OhrlsLohurch White's Sheep Dip Walter A. Wood Co. JBowron Bros,' Belting London and Lancashire Insurance Company Graham's Foot Rot Composition Wright, Sfcephenson and Co, Dunedin Belfast M»narea Vacuum Oil Company's Agricultural Oils PLANET JR., GARDEN AND FIELD TOOLS. RARAIA DISTRICT SALES. I Have made arrangements with MESSRS HARDY & CO., Merchants, Rakala, to acfc as my AGENTS for all Auctioneering Work In thafc District!, and in con with (them it will be ray endeavour to make the RAKAIA SALE A SUCCESS. D&VID THOMAS, |Ashburtfra I have the followiag properties in my hands for Sale— 2000 ACRFS WKSTERFIELD. 600 „ OOEWAR 1750 „ SA.NGITATA 1000 „ LAURISTON ALSO— A complete Suburban Property, containingß7"Acres, Graham's.Road 23 Acres, Dromore, opposite the school, live fence, well watered, half in drop, half in grass D. THOMAS ASHBURTON NEW GOODS ' Manning & Co's FOE WINTEB. new season's — " BOTTLED ALES AND STOUT, NICHOLAS & PICKFOSD TTAVE plea.™ i. bfemixg their ™ QUARTS_AND PINTS, Sio»BPabco M th»i.theyh«T.l.»d o d'e S THE BIST IN THE MARKET Mamari' another shipment of —— Boots, Shoes, Slippers, and Equal to theOLeading Brands of By eni n g Sho c b ENGLISH ALES. JFCMR WINTER T»ADE . Agents for Ashburton—Messes Shear -— ' man Baoa. Included amongst these are Ladies' Gentiemans 1, and Childrens' Warm ~~~~~ ~ * SlipperSj (A splendid variety,) LOOK The whole of oar Imported Goods WINTER FIRING. have been purchased direct from the i^TCW MnTTWT snMT?R«4 Manufacturers and marked off at the K&W MOj!^;i f kOM&Kb I very lowest margin of profit; and we OOA.L. confidently assert that in no other —■— shop in the district can a better aßsor- /OUTPUT has Trebled during the ha ted Stock, at sach uniformly low twelvemonths^ prices be found. nj is USEjJ EVERYWHERE, EVENING SHOES This Coal ie the Beat and Cheapest Steam I \nd Household Goal Id the market. Upwards of 20 different Styles in „ , .  w T""™ . , n .. T ,r ,r, . «, . , 3 . Used in the Woollen Faotery and Oante Laeiea' Evening Shoes to choose from, mry pi oor Milk. prices from 3S to 13s 6d; Gentle- ' —. mens' Oourt Shoes in all styles, and at GIVES SPLENDID RESULTS wonderfully low prices. WBJTE — pRIOEg ;NICHOLAS & PICKFORD, ..^"S^k. BAST STREET. f



:3;J.000 IN USE IN THIS OOLONY [*:<, / ■•■; ""jZTV ft" 1- 't"""^ ; —nwK^T ' ■-V , •mcm.»k' > H "V/^ *^ r THEY BX7RIT LIGNIf E, t'&UE GOAL OR WOOD UP TO 2ffe 6in NO SETTIM"EEQUIEED. With Stove Fipe can be worked out in the open. SPLENDID BREAD 1 BAKERS. With O**l> Iron or Coppor Boilers. The Copper Boilers are large and Tin-lined inside REPAIR^. ARE A MINIMUM. Made in all sues, single or ddfible ovens. High or low pressure boilers i, *Q* i Sold by all Ironmongers, from whom Catalogues can be obtained, or from the maker H. E. SHACKLOCK, LTD., SOUTHEND FOUNDRY, Princes Street, DUNEDIN. cbowdjsd with new goods, ■ JPKOM FLOOR TO CEILING. Having just) opened 25 cases ex b.s* 'Gothic ' and ' Rangltlra,' we are now able to ask oar* ulienfca* inspection of & WONDEBFUL VARIETY OF FRESH NOVELTIES! COMPRISING :-New Mantles, Ivjew Jackets, New Skirts, New Blouses, IB DRESS GOODS We have fche latest Black and White Effects, Lustren and French Fonlls. In BruT TSE FABRICS We show Fancy Muslins, Valenclenn9s Muslins, Organdie Stripes, Mercerised Sateens, Silk Zephyrs, Orepe and Chiffon Stripes, a'&o a very pretty range of new' prints. : new mii/lineby &\ new millinery 1 Must be inspected tobe (We make a Speciality of Children's Head Gear.) WHITE AND CREAM PIQUE COSTUMES In the Latest Shapes, Oowap, Marlow, Eeswick, etc, LOVELY LACES Very choice ; in Valenciennes, Guipure, Torohon and Oriental, and Insertions to match, FANCY OVERALL LACE (very chaste) UP-TO-DATE VEILINGS In Magpie, Oream, White and Black), finest lot yet shown at The Corner. ■ NEW BRAID TRIMMINGS (specially selected) The Latest In Fisohn?, Soarfs, Buffs, Bows, Veets and Fronts. A smart lot of Child' KHAKI BLOUSES and CAPS to match. NEW SUNSHADES. Peetty White Kid Boots and Shoeß for Infants, Tastful Tan Shoes in Strap or Lsoe Misses. Ladies' Glace Kid Shoes (French and American), in Laoe, Button and Strap JUST ARRIVED from the famous Mosgiel and Wellington Factoriea .— BOYS CLOTHING Of Khaki (regulation olotb), Serge and Tweed, in Transvaal, Baden-Powell and Sailor Shapes LADIES NOTE THAT— "OUB DRESS-MAKING DEPARTMNT," Under Miss Oubbib (from Wellington), is now in fall swings Kindly plaoe yoHr Ord rs for the Show and Raoei EAELY, to avoid dteappointment NORTHCOTE & HEFFORD, " s THE 09BNEB, EAST AND TANOEED STEEETS LINOLEUM. LINOLEUM. JUST ARRIVED PER «S.S RANGATIRA,' AT T. H. UNDEILL & CO.'S. LINOLEUM. LINOLEUM. NEW & CHOICE DESIGNS AND COLOURS. LINOLEUMS AND OILCLOTHS. The Largest Stocks to Choose from, at Prices to Bait all, at T. H. UNDJEULL & COAS. Also, Some Remnants at greatly reduced prices j also, a Large Assortment of Oilcloth for Dados. BEDSTEADS7~BEDSTEADS. We have just opened another Large Shipment of Brass and Iron Bedsteads in fche latest designs, direct from the Best Manufacturers in Birmingham, which enables as to give you the best possible value. BEDDING & FURNITURE of all kinds made on the premises from the best material. We invite all to inspeot our Stocks. No one pressed to buy. T. H. UNMiLL & CO., CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, PICTURE FRAMERS] & UNDERTAKERS, TANCRED STREET, Next Building Society^ Office f



W] Chills Ever become fjjfifc^ j chilled through and ffjjliySdra ) The acute sen -I«*j2jßwls sation of cold is jgjjrSßtefL followed by fever sf^l« ishness and aches in P|a^«Mo^ all parts of the body. w3o3nf? Finally tile whole | trouble settles in the ..BHSJBSSj W throat and lungs in fI^^SS9BH the shape of a cough. * , H^^HHwß There is nothing 9^^^^Shl so a<^ *or a cou§k , JS^BB as coughing. will cure these chills and coughs. A i few doses are sufficient at first. More time is required later on. Stop coughing and you will get well. Keep coughing and you invite bronchi tis, pueumonia, or even consumption itself. Better stop your cough at once and thus end the whole matter. Prepare! by Dr. J. C. Am ft Co., Lowell, Mm,, U. S. A. TO STUD SSiSE OWNEBS TTORSE OARCS & HORSS RECEIPT BOOKS Printed at the MAIL acd GUARDIAN .Office with Neatness and Despatch and at Moderate Prices.: TO STA.IND.AT ALMtNTON * ND SURROUNDING DISTBICr The Beautiful Bay Forse (16|hds) GENEE&L TEACEY. (Record 5.4.) By Berlfn— Jenny Tracey (both imported SIRE of Victory 11, General Grigs, Experience, General Btsandißh, Tracey Belle, General Bhafter, nnd many others too numerous to mention For farther particulars, appy to THOMAS HAROLD, 9 173 Groom in charge fT\O Tiavel ia ths Ashburton Distriob the PUREBRED CLYDESDALE ESTIRE COLT SCOTTISH CHIEF, (3 Years Old.) By Middlerigg Prince, | "OTIS Sire — Middlerigg, by Prince XIL Diamond (imported) Middlerigg's dam—Lady Banker by Banker (imported) Middlerigg's sire and dam have taken first prizes at Canterbury Shows Dam—Fanay, by Strathmore (grand dam Grace), by Prince Royal, great grand dam Polly, by Major. Btrathmore isout) of Mr P Matthew's celebrated mare Violet, (champion niftie for many years in Canterbury.) Violet is by Sir Colin Campbell, he is from some of the best strains ever Imported into New Zealand. For extended pedigree see stud book GEO. GRIOE, 9 235 Owner, Willowby BAKER BROS., EIURNISHING TTNDERTAKIRB, E URNISHING *J NDERTAKERS, DIRECT Importers of Best and Latest Designs In FUNERAL FURNISHINGS. FUNERALS conducted with the greatest care and satisfaction, at most reasonable charges. Corner of Wakannt Road and Case Streets, and Baker and down's Coach Factory. _ MISS OAKSON. rnEACHER of Pi«,aoforte and Organ. For | terms, &o, "*p;oly at Residence Corner of Wills and William Streets near Wakanui Road Bast . ' 4 Cough Cure, Wakoo, Koolibab and Benjamin Gum fo to Ashbobton DbooOi. H~~ ARDLBY BROS, Ashburton, supply windmill and stand for £12, Well nking afc moderate rat' ■■ MRB~ALCORN it having a display of Fancy Art Needlework-—the newesb and labeeb for two weeks, during which she will give 10 per oenb discount on it, and all materials for working.- As it is laid oub for inspection sh# will feel obliged if ladies interested in needle work could n and see ib> "Smoke~S©w Venus i



TO STAND THIS* SEASON IN ASHBURTON, , The Well-known Trotting Stallion, PBINCE IMPEKIAL, By Hambletonlan "Bell Bay — 'Princess. For further particulars apply , 8148 j. McDonnell. cFt.savel this season IK THE Ashtmrton Gorgp, Alford Forest, ard Methven Districts. THE THOROUGHBRED HOUSE CAJOL E X V, By Apremont, dam Flattery, by Traduoer,' dam Miss Flat, by Peter Flat CAJOLERY is a well proportioned, hand some, fine quality chestnut horse, standing 15.3 on steel bar like legs, and he left the turf sound in every respeof. His performances stamp him one of the moat brilliant flat horses we have had, and he was a clever fencer and a master of weight. Hid pedigree cannot be surpassed Tebms—£4 43 with guarantee j groomage fee ss; £2 12s 6d season , For further particulars apply £*. TILLET, Groom in charge; j Or, W T DOAK, Mount Sotnera tcxtravelTn the alford forest, i MOUIST SOMERSAND MAYFIELD DISTRICTS, THE DRAUGHT STALLION lab;odki k, (Four years old) "f ABOURBR ia by Workman, Dam, JLj Lively IL by Lord Beaoonsfield (106); 2nd dam, Lively by Lincolnshire Traveller (imp); 3rd dam by Prince of Denark, and bred by Mr Scaly of Timaru. Workman by lord Dunmore (180), Dam Annie (573), by Kilbowie (73) (imp) from Scotland—second dam, Jeannie Deans (263) ; third dam, Maggie Oraig (262) (imp) from Scotland by the late Mr Walls. Terms—£3loa, guaran* tee for three mares ; for larger number as per agreement* The season £2 10s ; groom age fee ss; For further particulars apply C. Green, groom in charge, or Akdrew MoFarlanx, owner. T@ STAND THIS SEISON, AT MR GUDSILL'S FARM, SIN WALD, And Travel the Wakamjt, Tinwald, longbbach, & hlnds districts — The Thoroughbred Stallion MAEQUIS OP ZETLAND, "(Ferkin Warbftck ll—Reverie—(Bred by Ma E Gates, at Grove Farm) MARQUIS of Zetland is a dark bay colt with black points. He stands 15 hands 3 inches, has great strength and sub stance, and during his racing career he proved himself to be one of the fastest) horses of the many good ones bred on Grove Farm, Fees—Season £3 3s. For further particulars apply to R BURNETT, Tinwald TO Stand this Season at Welibeok, Tinwald, the Imported Stallion OBLIGADQ Ormonde (winner Bend Or (winner of Derby and of Derby) £ grandsire of Fly. jJ BOa ? 08 , ' (win . . £ ing iox) ncr of Derby) <O cj ' - ■ ' ■ * " co O Shotover (winne r HermiO (winner rt of Derby and of Derby) § Two Thousand rayflh ot, by 5 Guineas Tpxopholite, the ph B're Muaket, o Trappist) (winner • of ihe Stewards Hermit (wiener q Cap at Good- of Derby) wood and one of O the mosb bril- —------------ |liant horses of rH 3 his day) 3 h ■ — . ____ . P5 Macaroni (wia O nar of Derby) Frivolity (winner of Middle Park Miaa Agnes (ode Plate and Alt- of the greatest horp Park mares in the Stakes) English Stud Book) Obligado is one of the mosb fashionab y bred horses ever Imported from England. His sice, Orvllle, ia by thai) great champion Ormonde, oat of Shotover, who won amongst other races, the Two Thousand Guineas and the Derby. His eire, Hermit, also won the Derby, whilst her dam Sfcray Shot is a grand-daughter of that great mare Medicant, an Oaks winner and a dam of a Derby winner Frivolity, the maternal granddam of Obllgado. was a very brilliant mare, winning, amongst other races, the Middle Park Plate, and she is one of the great) Agnes family ; in fact, Frivolity is fall sister in blood to Lily Agnes, the dam of the great champion Ormonde* The pedigree o! Obllgado, back only three removes, shows six Derby winners, together with a double strain of the great Hermit and Miss Agnes families—a blend ing o! fashionable blood that cannot fail at the stud. Obligado met with a slight accident iaat winter, which prevented him being properly trained, bat he is a beanti ful mover, and before meeting with his accident proved beyond a doubt that he was possessed of great pace. There Is no more promising imported sire in Ansbralia or Hew Zealand, TERMS : — Thoroughbred Mates, 10 Guineas. A ILimited Number of Halfbredß at 5 Guineas. Apply to E. GATES, 9 96 Wellbeck, Tinwald. MOTHERS ! Have you delioate children who are always taking oold and sub eot to 'croup'?'l3 w, try Tonking's Linseed Emulsion, which will cure where all other medicines fail. Sold by local chemists and rocera in bottles, Is 6d and 2s 6d. 246 FOR SALE — Galvanised Iron Square Tanki, also Corrugated Iron Tanks from 150 gallons to 1000 gallons—Apply Habdley Bbos



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AN HONEST MBDIOINK FOB IA GKIFMS George W Waitt, of Sooth Gardiner, Ma save—'l have had tha worst ooogb, sold, Chills and grip, and have taken lota of trash of do aooount but profit to the vendor. Chamberlain's Cough Bemedy is the only thiDg that ban done any good whatever. I have used one bottle of it, and the chills, cold and gijp have all left me. I oongratulata Jm manufacturers of aa honeet medioine.' For ale by AEQburton Drag Company _..,—_