The Ashburton Guardian.

Vol xxi. no- 5222

Ashburton ; Monday/! October 1, 1900.

price : One Penny

Novel Method of Teaching Golf.

Recording to a New York contem porary the rudiments of the Boysl Mid indent game can apparently he taught elsewhere than on the breezy links. In one of the lsrgießt Brooklyn department stores a golf room has been established, and there, we tre told an athletic instruc tor whangs vigorously a«ray at the ball, and gives lessons to any comer as to form, position, and the like, at 25 cents for half an hour. The room is hung and carpeted with green, and the windows are protected with stout nets. All the " professor" does is to teach the itrokes, and the balls that would shoot into the air 200 yards come plamp against • padded wall.TThiss s the " professor" states, teaches learaers the position. k bright girl, it seems, learns to handle the clubs properly in three lessons, and six does for almost anyone who can learn to play golf at ail. Putting is not prac tised, for the reason that the green floor covering is " too swift " to compare with turf.

Disappearing Seaports.

The whirligig of Fortune's wheel not only affects the history of individuals, but places, and none more than the sea ports and harbours of our kingdom. All round our shores are places that once were famous and prosperous, but which are now, and have been for some time, distinctly " down on their luck. " In the ancient world, Tyre and Sidon, Jaffa and Carthage, Acre and Venice were rich and flourishing seaports, but these queens of the sea have been deposed,and have lived to see others utterly eutrival ling them, A. similar experience has passed over many of Britain's gates of the sea. The decline comes in varied ways. Sometimes the rivalry of a near neighbour will cause it At other times the*failure of a particular trade may in volve the seaport in decay. Barrow in Furness was cetitaries ago a flourishing seaport, but it Bank into forgetfulness for four hundred years until the hematite iron ore business and the application of the railway train came to its rescue.

Bristol as a manufacturing city is fall of prosperity ; but as a seaport it has dwindled, owing to the rivalry of Liver pcol,with its miles of magnificent docks. Once the western port was the great in let and outlet of the sugar and tobacco industries, and also of piracy and the pave trade. From Bristol, too, the first steamship went that crossed the Atlantic. Yet today Liverpool has ab solutely overshadowed Bristol, and bids fair to be second only to London in its immense trade and passenger traffic over the waters.

Forts have sometimes lost their stand* ing through the advance of the sea upon the land, or by its incessant with drawal from it. The town of Sandwich in Kent, is one of the most striking cases of a seaport being abandoned by the sea, and so losing its trade. What was formerly a broad waterway is now a vast stretch of marsh pasture land,dot ted over with sheep, whilst the town is seen left high and dry inland. A scoffing visitor to the place recently described it as " a town to let." This is too sweeping a description, as the railway line, and the river Stour still bring some timber and coal trade, and a Urge cattle market is held once • week, but as a seaport its trade has gone, ap parently beyond recall

The town of Rye, beloved of artists for its innumerable " bits "of picture sque beauty,is anotber pathetic example of varnished greatness in shipping affairs. Where once the grey flood ran up to the large houses, now pleasant gardens are seen, and smiling meadows and fruitful orchards have taken the place of brigs and schooners and barges. Its population is only about three or four thousand, and but two or three policemen are needed to keep it sober townsfolk in order. Whilst many de light in its quiet charm and endless ar tistic suggestions, not a few of its old inhabitants sigh for a return of its form er bustle and business

Nor is this decline of seaports confin ed to the Southern coast The Eastern sboreß have suffered in a similar fashion. Harwich was once tha great port from London to the Hague, and through it went nearly all the fashionable Contin ental tourists ; it was for a long time forsaken for Dover, Folkestone, and i Newhavep, but has been greatly revived by the Great Eastern Railway, with its enterprise and tempting schemes of cheap continental travel. In Suffolk there is the town of Wood bridge now ten miles from the sea, only to be reached by small vessels, and with coals and corn as its chief carrying trade. Once it had a considerable vogue, and was a well to do port ; but this was in the remote past,



SHAW, SAVIL 1 AND ALBION COMP 4N Y. LTMITKO, FOR LONDON. Ai nofiL VUXL STKA <.{f\ '(fp^K ** MliiHS, wifcb mpevlat ;?; •'fc^f- I'*^ aeoomiaod&tion forall classes ■^ '** ' of passengers, calling »t Monte Video or Rio, Tenerlffe and Ply moabh. Vesdel Ton Oommander From Date. Karamea 5464 Burton ... Lytb'n Sepfc 22 Qothio _-77S0KIdiey Wel't'nJan 31 " OARGO STEAMERS, Ettmara 6000 Scotland Vv el;g'a Oob 25 Tokomarn 6238 Mrx well Nov Maori 5517 Moflfatt^__ Nov E. W. HANMEK. Agent. jS^ftSt NiOW zkaland SBftlJ fySHIPPIWg'£OO.'B ONE EOYAL MAIL STEAMERS FOR LONDON, te Video, Tenedffe & Flymeotb, » Probable finaf Sfcwmere. Tens. Port. Data. Wakatane 8000 Wellington October 11 Waimate 6610 — Oct — Wakanni 5706 — N"v 1 Rakaia 5628,1 — Nov— Paparoa 7000 * — lo follow Walkato 4767 — ,» Kimataka 7700 —• „ Tekos 4050 — „ Papaani 3808 — „ Otarama 6372 — it Rangitikei 7700 ~ „ Bcapehu 8(00 — F«r further p&rtlonlars apply t9 FRIEDLANDER BROS., Lso. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY 08" NEW ZEALAND. Limited STEAMERS SAII FRCMLITTELTON AS UNDER: F«f Weabport and Greymouth—Weekly Wellington— Monday, Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturdays NOTE—For extra sailings ccc advertise ment in Christohurch papers Dunedin — Mondays, Fridays and alternate Tuesdays and Saturdays Nelson and Pioton, via Wellington— Tuesday and Saturday Sydney, via Auokland — Alternate Thunsdays The above are sabject feo alteration; eference should therefore be made to Ohrietoknrch dally papers for dates and It our of sailing "For farther particulars apply to F FERRIMAN, Agent, Aahburton "~heSry~stbphenß()n, " (successor to Alfred Harrieon.) Established 20 years. AUQTIONEBR, LAND ESTATE AND jOMMISSION AGENT AND VALUER WEEKLY SALES of Live Stock Produce, Furniture, etc., EVERY SATURDAY, at 12 o'oiock. Clearing Sales of Stock, Household Furni ture, eto.,asper arrangement) in any part &f the county. Advonoes made on all goods placed in my hands for Sale. Regular Consignments of Colonial Grown »nd Island Fruit sold pivately through the week, and at Auction on SATURDYS. A.GEJ7T : Norwich Onion Fire Insurance Company k Dresden Pianoforte Manufacturing and Agency Company. PIANOS and ORGANS on time pay menfca from SOs per month. HENEY STEPHENSON, AUCTIONEER, A OABD. A Branch Office has been opened by the nnderaigned at Messbs Niooii BRO9.,Eas gtreet, where they will oarry on practice>» Sarriateri and Solioitora. MAUDE & HARMAN, Solicitors, Chriatrch cb Moaey to Lend at Lowest Currenb Rates'" en Freehold Security. Prcoaratloo Jbeo MAUDE & HARMAIMt 12 43 Ashburton. ' —""■"-" ASHBURTON ' " PERMANENT BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. T cans grja;nt d pjrom and upwards, at current rates. Fall Particulars on application, Office — TancredStreeti G. JESSON, PRAOHOAL WATOHMAKIR & JEWELLER, TTAS REMOVED to temporary premises NEXT MESSRS J. SEALY & CO. Easfe Street. ' " MRS~HTOT. ' EEFRESHMENT ROOMS Meaz.B AX All Hours; Tancred Strs^t, opposite MeCoNELL's Stables. CBuelest shop In tiawa, 7 30 '



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SEEDS. SEEDS. SEEDS 1900. - - SEASON. - - 1900- Ninimo and Blair's FAMOUS STANDARD SEEDS VEGETABLE SEEDS FLOWEK SEEDS ..3d. PERiPAGKET. Id. PER PACKET.] NIMMO AND BLAIR'S SEEDS GROW, FEW EQUAL. NONE BETTER; ALL THOROUGHLY TESTED BEFORE BEING SENT OUT. 3gT OKDER EARL.V - - And have your Seeds in hand when It ia time to now. CATALOGUES CAN BE HAD ON APPLICATION. FLOWER SEEDS in one hundred varieties. This liso Includes the moßt hardy varieties as well as the showiest, and each packet contains more than sufficient Seed'to plant in an ordinary garden. SOW THEM AND YOU WILL NOT HAVE ANY DISAPPOINTMENT. SHEARMAN BROS,, GROCERS, IRONMONGERS, WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS, Makket House, Ashbarton. DAVID THOMAS, AUCTIONEER, LAND. INSURNOB * HUTVU iS \GHfiSC VALUATOR* WOOL & GRAIN BROKER, ASHBURTON. Loans Negotiated Weekly Sales of L!ve"Stock — Tlnwald and Ashburtanlaiternately Fortnightly Sales of Sheep Skins, Fate, Hides, [eto.,?oa*MoDdays Sales of Wool Throughout the Season Grain Bought ana Sold on Oommisdon Clearing Sales as per arrangements Arcade Horse and Fornitnre Sales held'on Saturdays Horse Faire held Monthly AGENT [V OR— Matson and Co., Chriatehurch Booth, McDonald and Co., Chrietchnrch- White's Sheep Hip Walter A. Wood Co, Bowron Bros 1 Belting London and LancashlreOlnsurance Company Graham's Font Rot Composition Wright, Stephenson and Co, Dunedin Belfast Manures Vacuum Oil Company's Agricultural Oils PLANET JR., GARDEN AND FIELD TOOLS. I have the following properties in my hands for Sale— 2000 ACRFS WRBTERFIELD. 600 „ CORWAR 1000 „ LAURISTON FOR SALE CHRAP ON EASY TERMS OR To Let for 5 Years, Lease to Contain Only Ordinary Conditions. A f\f\ ACRES, part of Brown's Farm, being Section 2 and 3 on Subdivision^ Sale Plan. For farther particulars apply, If. THOMAS, Ashbarton. FOR SALE CHEAP OB To Let For 10 Years With Ordinary Clauses in Lease fA A ACRES of First Class Land a^joinim? Messrs Strange Lysaght, being Lob L \j\J 61. 52, 53, s*, 55, sb, and 57, fronting Aahburton River and being part o the jsgmhor Subdivision. For further particulars apply, D. THOMAS, AahburtoD, ALSO— A complete Suburban Proparty, containing 87 ]" Acres,' Graham's Road 23 Acres, Dromore, opposite the school, live fence, well watered, halt tn orop, half in grass D. THOMAS NEW GOODS [Manning & Go's FOE WINTEB. — BOTTLED ALES AND STOUT, NICHOLAS & PICKFO-D tTAVE ptoure la Worming thei, » QUARTSJkND PINTS, S;r.u.P»t,o M th«th ey hav.l» n aed.. l THE BEST IN THE MARKET Slamarl } anobher shipment of Boots, Shoes, Slippers, and Equal to Brands of Evening Shoes ENGLISH ALES. FOR WINTGB 'X'JET^IXE L , .*, t __ a Agenta for Asnbnrton—Messrs Shear —— man Bros. Included amongst these are Ladies' Gentlemana', and Childrens' Warm Slippers, (A splendid variety,) LOOK The whole of our Imported Goods OfIEAP WIFTBR FIRING, have been purchasod direct from the wtpw ■MYYrrKrw «nMT?TfCj Manufacturers and marked off at tbe NEW MOUNT bOM&Rb very lowest margin of profit j and we GOAL. confidently assert that in no other —— shop in the district can a better assor- A UTP*P has Trebled darhig the Jr.a te/ Stock, at sach uniformly low V twelvemonths^ prices be found, IT IS USEi) EVERYWHERE. EVENING SHOES Thlß Coal is the Best and Cheapest Stoan. *nd Household Goal in the market. Upwards of 20 different Styles in Used to Woo^Faofc andOanfc , Laeies Evening Shoes to choose from, <j Ur y Fi our Mills, prices from 3s to 18s 6&j Gentle- —- mens' Court Shoes in all styles, and at GIVES SPLENDID RESULTS wonderfully low prices. write FOR PRICES NICHOLAS 1 PiCKFOBO, MO G UN f» RS EAST STREET. f



30.0 ||f) IN USE m THIS OOLONY I turn* I 81 UHAcrt.oeKi|| || B 1 Y^-^ j! !BHEY BURN LIONIf E, TRUE GOAL OR WOOD UP TO 2ft 6m NO SETTINcTrEQUIRED. With Stove Pipe can bo worked otst in the open. SPLENDID BREAD BAKERS With Oast Iron or Copper Boilers. The Copper Boilers are large and Tin.lined inside REPAIRS ARE A MINIMUM. Made in all sizes, single or double ovens. High or low pressure boilers; Sold by all Ironmongers, from whom Catalogues can be obtained, or frem the maker H. E. SHACKLOCK, LTD., SOUTHEND FOUNDRY, Princes Street, DUNF.DIN. CKOWDED WITH NEW GOOD 3 FSOBI FLOOR TO CEILING. Having just opened 25 cases ex e.s- 'Gothic' and * Rangifcira,' we are'nowjabla to ask our Clients' inspection of a WONDERFUL VARIETY OP FRESH NOVELTIES! COMPRISING :—New Mantles, JNew Jackets, New Skirts, New Blouses, IN DRESS GOODS We have the latest Black and White Effects, Lsstrea and French Fonlls. In rV UT'BE FABRICS We show Fancy Muslins, Valenciennes Muslins, Organdie Stripes, Mercerised Sateens, Silk Zephyrs, Crepe and Chiffon Stripes, a'eo.'a very pretty range of NEW PRINTS, NEW MILLINERY ! NEW • MILLINERY 1 Must be inspected to be appreciated. (We make a Speciality of Children's Head Gear.) WHITE AND CREAM PIQUE COSTUMES In thefcLatest Shapes, Cowe?, Mariow, Keswick, eto. LOVELY LACES Very choice j in Valenciennes, Guipure, Torohnn and Oriental, and lusertionajto mafcoh, FANCY OVERALL LACE (very chaste) UP-TO-DATE VEILINGS In Magpie, Cream, White and Black), finest lot yet shown at The Corner. NEW BRAID TRIMMINGS (specially selected) The Latest In Fisohue, Soarfs, Bufie, Bows, Vesta and Fronts. A smart lot ol Child 4 KHAKI BLOUSES and CAPS to match. NEW SUNSHADES. Pretty White Kid Boots and Shoes for Infants, Tastful Ten Shoes in Strap or Laoe Misses. Ladies' Glaoe Kid Shoes (French and American), in Laoe, Button and Strap JUST ARRIVED from the famous Mosgiel and Wellington Factories .— BOYS CLOTHING Of Khaki (regulation olotb), Serge and Tweed, in Transvaal, Baden-Powell and Sailor Shapes LADIES NOTE Tfl&T "OUR DRESS-MAKING DEP4RTMNT." Under Miss Cubbie (from Wellington), is now in full swing; Kindly place your Ord rs for the Show and Rases EABLY, to avoid disappointment NORTHCOTE & HEFFORD, "THE CORNER, EAST AND TANOBED STBEETS LINOLEUM. LINOLEUM. JUST ARRIVED PER • S.S RANGATIRA,' AT T. H. UNDKILL & CO.'S. LINOLEUM. LINOLEUM. NEW & CHOICE DESIGNS AND COLOURS. LINOLEUMS AND OILCLOTHS. The Largest Stocks to Choose from, at Prices to suit all, at T. H. UN DRILL & CO.'S. Also, Some Remnants at greatly reduced prices; also, a Large Assortment of Oilcloth for Dados. bedsteadsTlbedsteads. We have just opened another Large Shipment of Brass and Iron Bedsteads in the latest designs, direct from the Best) Manufacturers in Birmingham, which enables us to give you the best possible value. BEDDING & FURNITURE of all kinds made on the premises from the best material. We invite all to inspect our Stocks. No one pressed to buy. T. H. UND33LL & CO., CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, PICTURE FRAMEKS & UNDERTAKERS, j TANORED STREET, Next BuildingiSooiebya Offioe



SAJSnb'JQH Ac »'6ns MSuea lypti .Extract. Under the distinguished patronage of Hie Majesty the King of Italy, as per eommuuioa- Bioa made by the Minister for Foreign Affairßr through the /Jonsul-General for Italy? at' Melbourne, March 14, 1878. Awarded diploma at the Amsterdam Exhibition, 1883. Acknowledged by Medical OHnios and Universities all over the Globe. There are imitations of Eucalypti Extract .c the market, products of simple distillation forming crude rewioons oils. In order that these crude oils m&y not'be taken, OUR PURK VOLATILE EUOALYPT EXTRACT, which is recognised by the medical division of the Prussian Governmen to be of perfectly pure origin, as pc information forwarded to m through th Consul at Melbourne, March 2, 1873,' w bate:—- It is proved by tests by the Medical Clien of the Universities ac Bonn and Greifawald Prussia, and reported by Dr. Sohulz,Professor of Parmacology, at Bon, and Professor Dre Mossier, Director *f Che Medical Clinics at I Greifswald, that only products that are ! saturated with oxygen aid freed of acids, resinous and other substances, adherent to primary distillation, will develope the Banative qualities proper to the plan, All crude oils, or so called Eucalypti Extracts are to be classed aooording to the named authorities, among the turpencinet, which are abandoned long since as an internal medioament. These crude oils, or «o called Eucalypti Extracts, are discernible :— 1 By their deficiency in pungent odour— which our prodnotj the only genuine Eucalypti Extract develops moat freely through its surplus oxygsn. 2 By their alcoholic thin and mobile appear ance being reduced in specific density through tne presence <if aoids. 6 By their taste, the result of the contracting tendency of resin? and tennates. xf these crude oils, so-c lied eucalypti extracts, are applied by mieta :e in oases of oroup, bronchitis, diphtheria, internal snfiamations, dysentery, etc., the con sequences are moßt appalling. For safety lake ask always for SANDER & SON'B EUCALYPTI EXTRACT. — Sand-ursfc Victoria, Australia. SANDEB & SONS. TO Stand thn Season at Wellbeck, Tinwald, the Imported Stallion OBLIGADO Omonde (winner Bend Or (dinner of Derby and of Derb\) ■ St. Leger and m A -g 3 grandsireofFly. jS a oa"oni (win . H ing *ox) ncr of Derby) so &y— . :— , £_L_ oo O Shotover (winner ttermit (winner *" of Derby and of Derby) | Two Thou Band s tray8 hot, by 5 Guineas roxopholito, the fci 'ire Muskpr. O Trappist (winnei of theSte^ardt Hermib (winner £ Cap at Good- of Derby) wood and one o< O the most bril- 5 § llent horses oi . <* 3 his day) 3 & ■ ——■ ■ — . pq Macaroni (win O nsr of Derby) Frivolity (winner _ of Middle Park Mies Agnes (one Plate and Alt- of the greatest horp Park mares in the Stakes) English S|t v d Book) Übligado is one of the moat fashionab y bred horses ever imported from Englard. Hia sire, Ordlle, is by that great champion Ormonde, out of "Sbotover, who won amongst other races, the Two Thousand Guineas and the Derby. Hla sire, Hermit, also won the Derby, whilst her dam Stray 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 Übligado. 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 full sister in blood to Lily Agnes, the dam of the great champion Ormonde. The pedigree of Gbllgado, back only three removes, shows six Derby winners, together with a double strain of the great Hermit and Miss Agnes families -a blend ing of fashionable blood that cannot tail at the stud. Oblfgado met with a slight ace.'dent laat winter, which prevented him being propeily trained, butlms a beauti fai 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 Australia or New Zealand. TERMS : — Thoroughbred Mates, 10 Guineas. A Limited Number of Halfbreds at 5 Guineas. Apply to E. GAT^S, 9 96 WeUbeck, Tnwald. §ni7GKAVES, SHABEBROKER AND FINANCIAL AGEKT, 185 HEREFORD STREET, CHRIST CHURCH &AT GREYMOUTH. I "-"""* T> ELIAELE Information on Dredgin jLA; Stocks. Correspondence Invited. Codes : Bedford McNelll's, Moreing and Neal's, A.B.C. Code (fourth Edition. MR F MAKEIG, Ashburton Representative Tblegeaphio Addbess: GRAVES, Chrlatehurch. Greymonth—Brownlie, Greymonth ' MlbS OAKIsO^ nnEACHER of Pianoforte and Organ. For JL terms, &c, <*pply at Residence Corner of Wills and William Streets near Wakanui Road East__ __ __^ SHEARMAN BROS: have large stock Loasbys Wahoo, Benjatnic Gum Kooiibah, and OionftrooD Cure



TO STUD HORSE OWNERS TTORSE GAR£S & HORSE RECEIPT BOOKS Printed at the MAIL and GUARDIAN Offioe with Neatness and Despatoh and ab Moderate Prices.' TO STAND THIS SEASON IN ASHBURTON, The Well-known Trotting Stallion, PRINCE IMPERIAL, ( By Hamblatonian Bell Boy — Princess. For further particulars apply 8148 j. McDonnell, T~~"cPtjb~a vel this season IN THE ABhburton Gorgp, Alford Forest, ard Methven Die riots. {SHE THOEOUffHBBED HOBSB CAJOL E X V, By ApremoDt, dam Flattery, by Traduoer, dam Miss Flat, by Peter Flat CAJOLERY ia a well proportioned, band so tie, fine quality chestnut horse, standing 15.3 on steel bar like legs, and he left the turf sound in every respeot. His performances stamp him one of the moat brilliant flat horses we have had, and he was a o'ever fencer and a master of weight His pedigree cannot be surpassed Tbbms—£4 4s with guarantee; groomage fee ss; £2 12s 6d season For further particulars apply ti. TILLET. Groom in charge; Or, WT DOAK, Mount Somers to'tra vel in thealpobd forest, *mou:nt somkrsand mayfield districts, |the draught stallion l ab;our c r, (Four yeara'old) "f ABOURER ia by Workman, Dam, JLj Lively 11. by Lnrd Beaoontfield (106); 2nd dam, Lively by Lincolnshire Traveller (imp); 3rd dam by Pnnce of Dennrk, and bred by Mr Scaly of Timaru. Workman by lord Dunm..re (180), Dam Annie (575), by Kilbt)wie (73) (imp) from Scotland—second dam, Jeannie Deans (263) ; tnird dam, Maggie Craig (262) (imp) from Scotland by the late Mr Walk. Terms—£3 IDs, 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 Andbew MoFarxanjo, owner, . TO~STAND THIS SEASON, AT MR GUDSELL'S FARM, TIN WALD, And Tbavbl the WAKANtn, Tinwild, LONGBEACH, & HINDS DISTRICTS — The Thoroughbred Stallion MARQUIS OF ZETLAND, (Perk in Warbeck ll—Reverie—(Bred by Mr E Gates, at Grove Farm) MARQUIS of Zetland is a dark bay oolt with black points. He stands IS 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 3sv For further particulars apply to R BURNETT, Tinwald TO STAND 4T ALLBNTON AND SURROUNDING DISTRICT The Beautiful Bay Horse (i6|hds) GENERAL TRACEY. (Record 5.4.) By Berlin— Jenny Tracey (both imported CURE of Victory 11, General Grigg, Q Experience, General Standiah, Tracey Belle, General Shatter, and many others too numerous to mention For further particulars, appy to THOMAS HAROLD, 9 173 Groom in charge R8 ALCORN ia having a display of Fancy Art Needlework-.the newest and latest for two weeks, during nhioh she will give 10 per cenb discount on it, and all materials for working; As it is laid out for inspection she will feel obliged if ladies interested in needle work could q and see it* BAKER BROS,, FURNISHING TfNDERTAKBRB URNISHING U NDERTAKERS, DIRECT Importers of Best and Latest Designs in FUNERAL FURNISHINGS. FUNERALS conducted with the greatest care and satisfaction, ab most reasonable charges. Corner of Wakannl Road and Cass Streets, and Baker and brown's Ooach Factory. KERNARD & WHITE, City Pork Sbop, Havelock Street, HAVE juat opened New Business in the , Fork Line. Small goods of all ] i descriptions always on hand. The public ■ are specially invited to call and inspecb { Pork Sausages, (freeh.) Daily oaib buyers | of dairy fed Pork, 0 I]



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REMARKABLE CUBES OF BHEUMAWSM. From the Vindicator, SutherfordtOD, N C The editor of the Vindicator has had ocoasion to test the effioacy of Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice, with the most remarkable results in each case First, with rheumatism in the shoulder, from which he suffered exoruoiaticg pain for ten days, which was relieved with two application of Pain Balm rubbing the parts afflicted, and realising | instant benefit and entire relief in a very ! short time, Seoond, in rheumatism m thigh joint, almost prostrating him with severe pain, whioh was relieved by two applications, rubbing with the liniment on retiring at night and gettiDg up free from pain. For sate by ABGbartou Drag Company