The Ashburton Guardian.

Vr>h XXI. NO. 5216

price : One Penny

Ashburton ; Monday, September 24, 1900.

A REMARKABLE PROPHETIC LETTER.

A most striking feature of the o«t* break was the blindness of all the diplo matists in Pekin to the impending dan ger. Letters from private individ uals have bean published recently show ing that the writers were not similarly blinded. The most striking one that has come under notice, both for the learness of foresight of the im pending outbreak, and for the length of time which elapsed between the writing of the letter and the fulfilment of the prediction, is one from the pen of Professor Yon Broen, of the Pekin University. It is dated Pekin, February 26, and contains the following interesting passages: " Bat what, before all other things, embitters existence here are political and social I relations, which have recently become strained to an alarming extent, and which compel me, if it be not already too ! late, to report on the subject, despite my aversion to such publications. As long as I have been in China the agenda has been filled with local risings, murders of missionaries, and similar events, but the great crash is now immediately impend ing ! lam totally enable to compre. hend the short sightedness of the foroign Governments and their representatives in Pekin. Yesterday, it is true, four Ministers.the Gennan,Engli»h American and French, visited the Tsung-li-Yamen and created a row. Yet lam convinced that they will allow themselves to be satisfied again with empty promises— until it is too late ! lam no politician. I have no time for politics ; but I am living iv the midst of things here, and in touch with the Chinese, bo that I am possibly in a better position to review the situation than many a one who is here exclusively for that purpose. It would lead me too far to explain all this in detail, but so much I will say : If the Powers do not quickly intervene with all energy, China will very soon become a vast graveyard. The rott?n empire of a thousand years is at its lost gasp. It hopes by a convulsion of force to prolong its existance, bnt it will collapse, and if thousands of lives and existences are involved, and we are forced (but this time with the expenditure of much blood to conquer Kiao Chow again in order to possess it, we shall have to thank for all this the carelessness, not to say levity of the diplomats. (i I have received fiesh confirmation of my fears this afternoon, and I am hesi tating whether or not to inform the Im perial Embassy, which always ' knows better,' It is intended to surprise Kiao Chow and simultaneously to institute a ' bath of blood' in other places."

America in the Phillipines

BARBAROUS TREATMENT OF THE NATIVES:

New York, Jnly 26 .—The New York World's Hongkong advices lay : While no proclamation has yet been issued declaring the Filipinos in arms to be outlaws, the American troops are practicing in spoti in the Philli pines a policy beside whioh bandit law is a tame sftair, In spite of the peace proclamations our soldiers here and there resort to horrible measures with I the natives. Captains and lieutenant* are sometimes judges, sheriff* and executioners. If half a dozen natives more or leas, are shot on suspicion of being our enemies so news of it reaches the Military Governor, who wants none.

" I don't want any more prisoner! sent in to Manila," was a verbal order from the Governor-General thret months ago. That is thfc message passed along from officers to privates, and it has been interpreted in several ways. In other words, the volunteer officers and men individually have been guilty of deeds which, when committed in Cuba by the Spaniards, so inflamed the American people that they wont to war to set Cuba free. Without any direct authority from Washington, without any published orders calling for such conduct, it is now the eastern to avenge the death of an American soldier by burning to the ground all the houses and kiling right and left the natives who are only " suspects."



JV) \ v •■; \y\\, '• NT> '■ i,BI<»N O. mJP vY. iIMITttO, vO'l !.«nND(>M. a,- a. I>-?V.4L MAIL 3TKa *'''*!#&% W»HS, *l6h superior ■• f^.%.;isjSf'' 4ooouam<4»?ioriifor <illelaß9ep of pMsengers, culling »t M rate Video or Rio. Tonerlffe and Ply mouth. Vesiel ITon Commander From I Date. Qothio ..TOOKldley"""" Wel'b'nliepb 13 loni «j474BlKempßon... — I CARGO STEAMERS. Detph|o 8273 Sowden Lyttlton JJune 2 Vvaiwera* 6200 Stuart Aob«R 6364 Evans E. W. HANMIK, Agent. |uMt rjri H E jtmjKfiP NEW ZX&T.-AND ''Sflj^P^-aKsHIPPING OO.'S LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS FOR LONDON, ti Videe, Ilteneriffs St Plymoasb. ~ Probable final Stammer*. T>«ns. Port. Dare. Wakatane 8000 Wellington October 11 Waimate 5610 '— Ocb — Wakaaul 6706 — Nor 1 Kskaia 5628 — Nov- PaparoK 7000 •— to follow Waikato 4767 — .» Rimutaka 7700 — „ Tekoa 4050 — >, Papauui 3803 — „ Otarama 6372 —  Raogitikel 7700 —  Ruapehu BCOO — » For farther particulars apply ta FRmDLANDER BROS., Ljbd. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Limited -TEAMERS SAII FRCMLITTELTON AS UNDER: For Wmbgott and Greymoath—Weekly Wellington— Monday, Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturdays NOTE—'For extra sailings ace advertise men* in Ohrlsfcchuroh papers Danedin — Mondays, Fridays and alternate CEueadaya and Saturdays Nelson and Pioton, via Wellington— Tuesday and Saturday Sydney, via Auckland —• Alternate Thursdays The above are subject) to alteration j eforeuce should therefore be made to Ohrlstcharch daily papers foi dates and hour of sailing ""For farther particulars apply to F FERBIMAN, Agent, Ashbnrton ~HiHRY"gTiPHENSON7~" (oaccessor to Alfred Harrison.) Established 20 years. AUCTIONEER, 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, etc., as per arrangement En any part of the county. Advances made ou all goods placed in my hands for Sale. Regular Consignments of Colonial Grown and Island Fruit sold pivately through the week, and ut Auction on -SATURDYB. Agents Nor wish Onion Fire Insurance Company k Dresden Pianoforte Manufacturing and Agenoy Company. FJANOS and ORGANS on time pay menta from SOs per month. HENRY STEPHENBON, ! AUCTIONEER. *" A OABB. A Branch Office has been opened by the undersigned «t Musiae Niooll Bros., Eas Street, where they will carry on praotica'as Burristers and Solicitors. MAUDE & HARMAN, Solicitors, Christrch cb Money to Lend at Lowest Current Rates* i en Freehold Security. No Procuration J?ee, MAUDE & HARMANj 12 48 Ashburton. - ASHBURTON ' "~ PERMANENT BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. T OANS GRJANT D F.RJOM <£25 and upwards, at current rates. , Fjall Particulars on application. 003 oe —TancredStreeti G. JESSON, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, TTAS REMOVED to temporary premises NEXT MESSRS J. SIALY & GO. Easts Street. ~MBS~HTOf.~ * EEPRESHMENT ROOMS MEAtS AT ALL Hotos; CTanored Strmt, opposite MoCokel^'s Stables. lßt»ieit shop in town. 7 30



NEW GOODS i FOR WIN TBE . NICHOLAS & PICKFPD TTTAVE pleasure in informing their numerous Patrons thab they have landed • ex Mamari' another shipment of Boots, Shoes, Slippers, and E v eni ng B lio c s FOB WINTER TBPiVOE Included amongst these are Ladies' Gentlemans', and Ohildrens' Warm Slippers, (A splendid variety,) The whole of our Imported Goods faa.ye been purchased direct from the Manufacturers and marked off at the very lowest margin of profit j and we confidently assert that in no other shop in the district can a better assor ted Stock, afe sach uniformly low prices be found, EVENING SHOES Upwards of 20 different Styles in Laeies' Evening Shoes to chooae from, prices from 3a to 18s 6d ', Gentle mens' Ooort Shoes in all styles, and at wonderfully low prices. NICHOLAS ~& PICKFORD, EAST STREET.



SEE DB. SEE DS SEEDS. 119 0 0!- - :- SEASON!. - • :1900- Nimmo and Blair's FAMOUS STANDARD SEEDS VEGETABLE SEEDS FLOWEK SEISDS .3d, PER PACKET. Id. PER PACKET.! NIMMO AND BLAIR'S SEEDS GROW, FEW FQUAJL * NONE BETTER* ALL THOROUGHLY TESTED BEFORE BEING BENT OUT. fcjpT OKDEE EARJbY - - And have your Seeds in band when| it is time to fow. CATALOGUES CAN BB^HADION APPLICATION. FLOWER SEEDS in one hundred varieties. Thia iiso includes the most hardy varletbs as well as fche showiest, and earn, packet contains more thin sufficient Seed'to p'ait in an ordinary garden. SOW THEM AND YOU WILL NOT HAVE ANY DISAPPOINTMENT. SHEARMAN BROS., GROCERS, IRONMONGERS, WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS, Makket House, Aehbarton, ' DAVID THOMAS, AUCTIONEER, LAND, INBURNCS & EUCATMi AGHSNT VALUATOR, WOOL & GRAIN BROKER, ASHBURTON, Loans Weekly Sales of Ltve"Sfcock—-Tinwald and Ashbartonjaiternafcely Fortnightly Sales of Sheep Skins, Fata, Hides, 'etc,[on Mondays Sales of Wool Throughout the Season Grain Bought ana Sold on Commission Clearing Sales as per arrangements Arcade Horee and Furniture Sales held on Saturdays Horse Faira held Monthly AGENT FOR— Mataon and Oo. s Chrisbohnrch Booth, McDonald and Co., Ohrlstchnroh White's Sheep Tip Walter A. Wood Go. Bowron Bros,' Belting London and Lancashire Insurance Company Graham's Foofe Rob Composition Wright, Stephenson and Co, Danedin Belfast Manures Vaeuom Oil Company's Agricultural Oils PLANET JR., GARDEN AND FIELD TOOLS. RARAIA DISTRICT SALES. I Have made arrangements with MESSRS HARDY & CO., Merchants, Rakaia, to act as my AGENTS for all Aactloneering Work in that District, and in con with |them At will be roy endeavour to make the RAKAIA SAL.E A SUCCESS. DAVID THOMAS, |Ashbnrton I have tha following properties in my hands for Sale— 2000 ACRFS WRSTERFIELD. 600 „ CORWAR 1760  RANGITATA 1000 ,% LAURISTON ALSO— A complete Subnrban Property, containing 87JJAereB,' Graham's Road 23 Acres, Dromore, opposite the school, live fence, well watered, halt in crop, half in grass D. THOMAS ASHBURTON



Manning & Uo 9s NEW SEASON'S BOTTLED ALES AND STOUT, IN QUARTS AND PINTS, THE BESTIN~THE MARKET Equal to the-Leading Brands of ENGLISH ALES. Agents for Ashbnrton—Messrs Shear man Bbos. LOOK OHEAP WIKTBR FIRING. NEW MOUNT SOMERS COAL. OUTPUT has Trebled during the lea twelve montha IT IS USBJ EVERYWHERE. This Coal is the Best and Cheapest Steam \nd Household Goal in the market, Used in the Woollen Faotary and Oanto rrary Flour Mills. GIVES SPLENDID RESULTB WRITE FOR PRICES EG a T. PAEK, MOUNT) SOMERS,



30,000 IST Vm IN THIS COLONY I ■■■■■■» i ■ t!^*" ' f .• . ■- '—^ ■■■■■ THEY BURN LIGNIfE, TRU|I GOAL OR WOOD UP TO 2ft 6in no settinglequiked. With Stove Pipe can be worked ont in the open. SPLENDID BREAD BAKERS. With Oast Iron or Copper Boilers. The Copper Boilera are large and Tin-lined inside REPAIRS ARE a MINIMUM. Made in all skea, single or double ovens. High or low prewar© boilers; Sold by »H Ironmongers, from whom Catalogues can be obtained, or from the maker H. E. SHACKLOCK, LTD., SOUTHEND FOUNDRY, Peinoes Street, DUNEDIN. CROWDED WITH NEW GOODS. PKOII FLOOR TO CEILING. Having just opened 25 cases ex s.s- 'Gothic' and «Rangitira,' W8 are now able to ask our Clients' Inspection of a WONDERFUL VARIETY OF FRESH NOVELTIES! COMPRISING :-New Mantles, JSew Jackets, New Skirts, New Blouses, IN DRESS GOODS We have fche latest Black and White Effects, Lustres and French JToalls. In BLOTTSE J^BRICS We show Fancy Maslins, Valenciennes flljuslins, Organdie Stripes, Mercerised i Sateens, Silk Zephyrs, Crepe and Chiffon Strides. a'>so a very pretty range of NEW PRINTS. NEW MILLINERY ! NEW MILLINERY I Mast be inspected to be Appreciated." (We fnaake a Speciality of Children's Head Gear.) WHITE AND CREAM PIQUE COSTUMES In the Latest Shapes, Oowes, Marlow, Keawick, etc. LOVELY LACES Very choice ; in Valenciennes, Guipure, Torohoa and Oriental, and Insertions to match, FANCY OVERALL LACE (very chaste) UP-TO-DATE VEILINGS In Magpie, Cream, White and Black), finest lot jet shown at The Corner. NEW BRAID TRIMMINGS, (specially selected) The Latest in Fieohui, Scarfs, Buffs, Bows, Vests and Fronts. A smart lot of Oh aid' KHAKI BLOUSES and CAPS to match, NEW SUNSHADES. Pretty White Kid Boots and Shoes for Infants, Tactful Ten Shoes in Strap or Laoe Misses; Ladies' Glaoe Kid Shoes (Frenoh and Amerioaa), in Laoe, Button and Strap JUBT ARRIVED from the famous Moßgiel and Wellington Factories.— BOYS CLOTHING Of Khaki (regulation olotb), Serge and Tweed, in Transvaal, Baden-Powell and Sailor Sblpee LADIES NOTE THAT "OUR DRESS-MAKING DEPARTMNT," Under Miss Debbie (from Wellington), is now in full swing: Kindly plaos yolt Ord rs foi the Show and Baoea BAKLY, to avoid dtsappointment NORTHCOTE & HEEFORD, ".THE CORNER, EAST AND TANCBBD STBEETS TSummMMsmmxmmmimMmmtrmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmmmmtvmmmmmmmmmmmmmmf^ i LINOLEUM. LINOLEUM. JUST ARRIVED PER ' S.S RANGATIRA,' AT T. H. UNDRILL & CO.'S. LINOLEUM. LINOLEUM.' NEW & CHOICE DESIGNS AND COLOURS. LINOLEUMS AND OILCLdTHS. The Largest Stocks to Choose from, at Prices to suit all, at T. H. UNDRILL & CO/8. Also, Some Remnants at greatly reduced prices ; also, a Large Assortment of Oilcloth for Dados. bedsteadsTbedsteads. We have just opened another Large Shipment of Brans and Iron Bedideads in the latest* designs, direct from the Best Manufacturers in Birmingham, which enables us to give yon the best possible valne, BEDDING k 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. UNDRILL & CO., CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, PICTURE FRAMERS] j & UNDERTAKERS, TANORED STREET, Nexb Building Sociefeyla Office



TO STAND THIS SEASON! IN ASHBURTON, The Well-known Trotting Stallion, PBINGB IMPEKIAL, By Hamblatonlan *Bell Bay—'Princess. For forth sr particulars apply 8143 j. McDonnell. <T~t;ravel this season IN THE Ash barton Gorge, Alford Forest, ard Methven Dis'riots. THE THOBOTJGHBBED HOBSB C A J 0 L B' X V, By Apremont, dam Flattery, by Traduoer, dam Miss Flat, by Peter Flat CAJOLERY is a well proportioned, hand* some, fine quality ohestuut horse, standing 15.3 on steel bar like legs, and he left the turf sound in every respect. His performances stamp him one of the moat brilliant fiat/ horses we have had, and he was a clever I fenoer and a master of weight. His pedigree oannot be surpassed Terms—£4 4s with guarantee ; groomage fee ss; £2 12s 6d season For further particulars apply £i. TILLET, Groom in charge} Or, W T DOAK, Mount Somers TO (TRAVEL INTHE ALFORD FOREST, MOUNT SOMERS AND MAYFIELD DISTRICTS, THE DRAUGHT STALLION LA BO DRKB, (Four years old) T ABOURER is by Workman, Dam, XJ Lively 11. by Lord Beaoonßfield (106); 2nd dam, Lively by Lincolnshire Traveller (imp); 3rd dam by Prince nf Danark, and jred by Mr Scaly of Timaru. Workmen by Lord Dunmore (180), Dam Annie (573), by Kilbowie (73) (imp) from Scotland—second dam, Jeannie Deans (263) ; third dam, Maggie Craig (262) (imp) from Scotland by the late Mr Walls. Terms—-£3los, guaran tee for three mares ; for larger number as per agreement! The season £2 10s ; groom age fee sa* For farther particulars apply 0. Green, groom in charge, or Andrew MoFarlanb, owner. T0 STAND THIS SEASON. AT MR GUDSFXL'S FARM, TIN WALD, And Travel thr Wakanui, TiNWiLD, Lokgbsach, & Hinds Districts— The Thoroughbred Stallion MABQUIS OF ZETLAND, (Perkin Warbeok 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 raoing career he proved himself to be one of the fastest horses of the many good ones bred oi Grove Farm. Fees—Season £3 3s« For further particulars apply to R BURNETT, Tinwald npO Stand this Season at Wellbeok, JL Tinwald, the Imported Stallion QBLIGADO Ormonde (winner Bend Or (winner of Derby and of Derby) St. Leger and j~ ly Agneß by 3 grwdsiMofFly. Mao^rorji (wi». p ing Box) ncr of Derby) >o g ■ ——— __li_ co O Shotover (winne r Hermit (winner •"• o^Derby and of Derby) | Two Thousand Strayshot, by 5 Guineas Toxopholite, the S _ sire Musket, tf Trappisb (winner • of the Stewards Hermit (winner q Cup at) Good- of Derby) wood and one of O tbe most bril- § H»nt horses of 0 3 his day) pq Macaroni (win Oner of Derby) Frivolity (winner of Middle Park Miss Agnes (one Plate fand Alt- of the greatest horp Park mares in tha Stakes) English Stud Book) Obligado is one of the most f ashionab y bred horses ever Imported from England. Hla sire, Orvllle, is by that greatchampion Ormonde, oub of Shotover, who won amongst other races, the Two Thousand Guineas and the Derby. Hla eire, Hermit, also won the Derby, whilst her dam Stray Shob Is a grand-daughter of that great mare Medlcant, an Oaka 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 ia one of the greafc Agnes family ; in fact, Frivolity is fall Bister in blood to Lily Agnes, the dam of fehe great champion Ormonde. The pedigree of Obllgado, back only three removes, shows six Derby winners, together with a double strain of the great Her ml b and Miss Agnes families —a blend ing of Eashio'aable blood thab cannot tail at the Btnd. Obligado met with a slight accident lasb winter, which prevented him being properly brained, bub he is a beauti ful movei, 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 Mares, 10 Guineas. A Number of Halfbreds at 5 Guineas. Apply to E. GATES, 9 96 Wellbeck, Tinwald. MOTHERS ! Have you delioate children who are always taking cold and nub ect to oroup I Iff so, try Tonking'a Linseed Emulsion, which will cure where all other > medicines fail. Sold by local chemists and I rooers in b otbles, Is 6d and 2b 6d. 246 I T7IOR SALE — Galvanised Iron Square 'JD Tanks, also Corrugated Iron (Tanks from 150 gallons to 1000 gallons—Apply Habpley Bros



DON'T Nature) may cure yoai NEGLECT cough without) aid, but you COUGHS, can't afford to ohanoe it* A cough that is laft to care itself i« slowly overcome at best, and there is apt to be some weakness left to make the next cough come easier. We have two really good remedies for coughs and colds. BENJAMIN GUM is specially suitable for reeenfe chills, If} if pleasant to take, euros very quickly, pre vents ioflamatory symptoms and allays annoying tickling and hacking coughs. TOv?NEND*S CINNAMON CURE is npeoially suitable for chronic coughs, though it will break up a re cent attack as quickly as any other medicine made—Cinna mon has been proved in Pasteues Institute to possess great destructive power over all bacilli, whilst being perfectly harmless to human beings. vVe have received some fluttering letters as to its efficacy in con sumption, bronchitis, asthma, dvseatry and in typhoid fever. BeDJimin Gam Is 6of and 2% bd. Cinna r monCure 2« 6d; Obtainable everywhere \ soleproprietoraand manufacturers—Lfi*Bby' Wahoo M.P.G. Coy, Ltd, Dunedin. PLANTEKOA —IT CIJRES — T>EAD tha following Testimonials, and Judge for yourself ? , " THE DOOTOB SURPBISBD AT THB IMPROVE MENT." Richmond Sfcraet, Petone, September 28,1899 The Proprietors of •• Plantekoa." Sirs,—For some time past I have been a martyr to Indigestion, Chronic Liver Trouble, and General Debility. For days ai a time I used to be in agony with pain in the region of the stomach, and all the medicines I tried gave me no relief. I was attended by the doctor for some time, with no permanent result. Being advised to , take your Botanic Remedy, lam pleased to say I acted on this advice, and One Bottle has made a complete change in me. My friends (the doctor included) are all remark ing about) the wonderful improvement in my appearance, and I can honestly recommend Plantekoa to all who suffer as I have done. Yours sincerely, MRS J. SMITH. Got his Thumb jammed in the door of the Guard's Van, but " Plantekoa" Oint menb healed it in a -Fortnight. Taita, October 15,1899 Proprietors " Plantekoa." Dear .Sirs,—l am writing to inform you that I have used your Plantekoa Ointment with most gratifying results. About five months ago I had the misfortune to get my hand caught in the door of the guard's van at the Lower Hutt Railway t-cation. My thumb was badly ciusho*, and in a few hours it was terribly swollen and as black aa my hat. Some of my friends stated that it would be necessary to have my thumb taken off, and I thought iryeelf that I would require surgical aid. Having your Plantekoa Ointment in the House (we always keep it), I had my thumb bandaged with it, continu ing the application for several days. The result was astounding la a fortnight it was completely healed, and ac sound as it was before the accident. It is with pleasure I tend you this note that other sufferers may be induced to try Plantekoa. Yours truly, | WILLIAM WHITTINGTON i Ask your Chemist or Storekeeper for it< ! Agents—AUSTRAL BOTANICCo., East St. and Carson It Co, Tancred Street



BAKER BROS., FURNISHING TfNDERTAKERS, URNISHING U NDERTAKERS, DIRECT Importers of BeHt and Latest Designs in FUNERAL FURNISHING?. FUNERALS conduced with the greatest care and satisfaction, at most reasonable charges. Corner of Wakanni Road and Gass Streets, and Baker and brawn's Coach Factory. Each Ingredientgjjj. Lnllii w ■■ ■ HfflßJ«Klj3 jLwii W Tufa \^jj gg j| is of Perfect Quality. Nothing is allowed to enter its com position without first being thoroughly tested, all doubtful qualities are passed by. The Cod Liver Oil is the finest Norwegian, the Creasote is the best Beechwood Creasote, the Hypophos phites of Lime and Soda are chemically pure, and the eggs are fresh as fresh can be. Each ingredient is the best that money can buy. That's one reason why Lane's Gbeasoted Emulsion is so pala table. The most delicate invalid can take it without disturbing the stomach. It is a medicine-food, and has a lung healing flesh-forming value that no other Emulsion can approach. Your physician knows. Ask him which Emulsion is best for you. «>• *AII Chemists and Stores Sell LANE'S CREASOTED EMULSION. . . PR|CE_gs. . . mONKING'S Llnneed mulsion, whioh X has oome to stay in Ashburton is a certain cure for (soughs, colds, and all ohest complaint* Sold by all local chemiiti and Grooen In befcblw, U 6cUn<3 2a od,



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UEMAKKABLK CUBES OS BHBKJMATISH. From the Vindicator, Eutherfordton, N 0 The editor of the Vindicator has had occasion to test the efficacy of Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice, with the most remarkable results in each case First, with rheumatism ia the shoulder, from which be suffered excruciating pain for ten dey?, whioh was relieved with two applications of Pain Balm rubbing the parts efflioted, and realising instant benefit and entire relief in a very short time, Second, in rheumatism in thigh joint, almost prostrating him with severe pain, which was relieved by two applications, rubbing with the liniment on retiring at night and getting up free from pain. For gale by Asbburcon Drug Company



BUY Dtrecb From England — Famous "Khaki" Cycles. Great out in the trade; fira tolass quality at bedrock price* for cash; single machines at £4 18 ;tw machines, £3 11b ; three machines, £ 12 2s freight and duty paid to Weiiin gten Ladies' cycles 10* per machine extra; Quo tations for ten bicycles and over on »ppH cation. — Johst Hubst, Khaki Company Stedall'a Buildings, Portsmouth, England.



You can depend on ridding your children of worms with. Wade's Worm Mgl-fch wonderful Worm Worriers Is