The Ashburton Guardian.

Voh txi. no« 5312

Ashburton ;" Mondajj Marchi 4, 1901

Pbige : One Penny

Mill Hand Elected to an Oxford Fellewship.

The value of the TTnivenity Fxten- Bj'on lectures and free libraries has been strikingly shown in the cafle of Mr Joseph O«?en, B, A., of Balliol College Oxford, who was elected to* modem biatf ry fellowship at Pembroke OcHfge. He is the era of a Lancashire artiiaa, and himself worked in an Oldham mill when he left school at the age of thirteen His chief means of education were free libraries and University Extension classes. In 1895, Mr A L Smith, fellow of Balliol, was struck by the quality of his work in English history, •nd recommended that he should come to Oxford. There weie many diffi culties it the way. He was twenty three years of age, married, and had no knowledge of Latin or Greek. Never theless the College admitted him on the strength of his University Extension work and gave him a special exhibition of JP-50 a year. He entered Balliol in 1895, six weeks later won, in open competition, the xrmch prised Brockenbory scholar* sh'p for history, of the value of £80 a year, and tenable for four years. He added to his previous hononn in 1899 by gaining a first class in the Honours School of Modern History, and the same year proceeded to his Bachelor of Art« degree.— Daily Mail.

T he British Treatment in the New Hebrides

I ■ ■  ——■>»" ' ' " ■■■■ A deputation from the Genersl As« seaibly of the Presbyterian Charcb waited on the Premier with reference to the treatment of natives and British missionaries, settlers, and traders, by the French ia the New Hebrides. Mr Seidon replied that he waa well aware of what was going on at the is and s, and he was in communication with Mr Chamberlain, and anticipated that measures would 6hortly bo taken to strengthen the British position in the group, The first step to be taken was the appointment of a British Resident. .Nothing lees than a ComtXtission would ai.hlo tho tnnK-Ar

Mr G W Russell at Riccarton.

G W Ru&sell addressed addrnsied > meeting at Ricearton on Friday night. Hie speech was most'y devoted to criticif-m of the Government. He op posed sending more troops to Africa, »rd deplored the loss of a properlyfor gahis'ed opposition last session say ing that when right of criticism wan abrogated it was going a long way to set up an autocracy. He waa of opinion that next session both Address in Reply and the Budget would be de batted and criticised. The weakness of the Ministry, which really consisted of Messrs Seddon and Ward did not re present the real strength of the liberal aentiaient. He went into figures to show that the expenditure had increased in greater ratio than the revenue, and he warned the people that if the pre sent prosperity came to an end there would be a roar for retrenchment. He criticised the administration of the Lands Department, which he said required overhauling. He spoke strongly against the Premier's Grown? Tenants Kebate Bill, and regretted that the Federation Commission was composed o! gentlemen opposed to Federation. He supported Federation and said he did not thick the industries of New Zealand would suffer, Con tinually he condemned the Premier*! display at Sydney of a bodyguard of Maori warriors contrasting this with the probable attitude of Messrs Bal ance or McFeczie. He denied that he had voted for the 4 £40 steal.' He strongly condemned the public Revenue Act, and was opposed to the annexa tion of the Fiji and Cooks Islands. He protested against Government meddling between the Education Boards and teachers in connection with the teacher's salaries, urging that the Boirds should be first consulted. Mr Russell concluded by supporting Government being brought under the awards of the Arbitration Courc, stat ing that ha would oppose the Govern ment, where it departed from th* principles of true liberalism



; FJLL»JAI*-1« ■»■»■'•• I «Hl»|»ni»|>|f|>ni«n|.|>|>itiT ' ~ "IMPEY'S TheNewVeget«ble*!«dleineisahextra. • ® .... i j ordinary success. In Liver, Kidney and - • 71171 V«l Stomach IComplaints, people experience * ~ *y *" * « - % prompt relief or complete cure. Moreover, « • »««%V ilw ItV' I tiiey heIP tosell **» for they write letters ~ «i rIPPLE. of grateful acknowledgment so that otlrtrs * "" ' ' may benefit; . . . . « rpHOSE who j-eport on " Impey'B May Apple" are indis- • • I putably honest jn their opinions, are not afraid to sign ~ ■■■ their names, and from their position in the community are * _ absolutely independent, and are not disposed to indiscriminately • • eulogise every new medicine they try. Here are two brief - "" extracts:— • • " After using' Impey's MAY APPLE* for neatly two yetrs, it affords me * c "great pleasure to .testify to its great value. For Flatulency and Indigestion, _ _ "it is a specific, and for Constipation I cannot speak too highly of it. I m " would not be without a bottle in the house for any consideration. Please „ "send six more bottles,— GEO. CHURCHES, Farmer." 7 v .##■••# • {— " I »ay« suffered from DyspKpsia for nine years, and have been treated by • 1.-3J "i'.oih English an;! American doctors without result. I have also triad — "mor-s patent medicines, but got no relief till I was induced to test 'MAY » " Ai'i'i.iC' Even t'ae first bottle had a good effect! lam so convinced of /— ''•<; n,il value that I shall take six bottles with me on my voyage.— it -•■. IULFOUR (Master ' Golden Gate V" 7 ■ ° j_ GHEWISTS AND STORES, "*£* 2/- h



NICuLLBEOS.I Nicoll. E F Nicoi.l, LA. Niooll, j Merchants & General AgentSf BUYEBS OF FAT SHEEP & LAMBS. 4OBNTB FOR— Ohrvstchttroh Meat Cot, Ltd Islington Fertilisers Little'a Sheep Dip Ocean, Accident and Guarantee Corpora tion, Ltd United Insurance Co., Ltd. (Fire and Marine.) GSAIN BOUGHT? AND SOLD ON COM MISSION We shall be "pleased to receive samples ram farmers who have parcels for disposal. Station Books Kept and Audited. We have received sums of Trust MonifiJ. ranging from £100 to £1000, to lend on Freehold Securities afc4£ and b per cpnfc* P X tfl TV We rcoeive regular Consignmentß"from Auckland, Bydney, and the Islands .and have in afcock Apples, Pears, and Fruib In sewon all the year round. SEED S. We stock Clovere, Ryegrae?, Eape 9 and urnip Seed of reliable quality. TH QHKISTCHUROH MEAT CO, Limited. ISLINGTON | MANURES I Especially prepared for WHEAT, TDKNIP3, BAPE I and any other crop, and to suit ! any description of soil. Greatly reased production wherever used. Satia fcipnglfen everywhere! NiOfix Bkos. store five varieties of th oelet /*ted fertiliser. Price on application Allowance made for quantities. Letters will receive prompt attention. NICOLL BROS, District Agent*. S. H. GRAVES, SHAREBEOKER AND FINANCIAL AGEKT, 185 HEREFORD STREET, CHRIST CHURCH & AT GREYMOUTH. T> ELIABLE Information on DredglDg lA> Stocks. Oorrespondence Invited. Codes : Bedford McNeiH'e, Moreing and Neal's, A. B.C. Code (fourth Edition. d,IR F MAKEIG, Ashbnirton Representative Tbibgea^hio Address; GBAVES Chrifitohorch. Greymoath—Brown lie, Greymonth _ THE £)AIifTIEST LITTIE WHEEL THAT EVER WAS" '* The Barnbler." HAVING sold ont of my old stock of these superior Bicycles, I have use opened up a fresh consignment of the LATEST PATTERN " RAMBLER" SPECIAL LIGHT RACERS, ROAD RACERS, & ROAUSTERS n all fizea and all fitted with the eve* hating G <Sr J detachable Tyre. •« XJElJffl IAA.MBJL.EI.*,' OALIi AJNB INSPEOI THE STOCK. Price Eaay. Biding Easy. Machines the Strongest on Earth. ACCESSORIES IN STOCK, OTHER MARES FITTED WITH G & J TYRES, FOR SALE, WELL Care 6 Prime quality HAMS and BACX-N. Cheaper than Bed T Mutton. Guaranteed grain fed by farmers of thle district. \ FARMERS' MEA!D SUPPLY CO. JE Kui,e.



I ASHBUBTON I PERMANENT BUILDING f rAND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. T 0 ANB GRANTED FROM and upwards, at current ratten. Full Particulars on application. WORKING EXPENSES on all Shares are now duo and payable' Office* -~Taucred Street. Office Hours—9.3oam till 4pis- First Tuesday in RJoath—9 30 a&• till p m ; and 7 till 9pm ALBERT ROBERTS, ' Manager AN IMPORTANT LETTER FROM A WELL KNOWN SALVATION ABM? OFFICER. Salvation Army Offioers 1 Quarters, Jessie Street, Wellington, 15th January, 1900 To Propilefcors, ** Plantekoa " Hemedies, Dear Sire* — 1 would like to inform you that when I arrived in Wellington, 8 little over twelve menths ago. I was terribly ran down in health. For two or three weeks I was unable to take any ac'iva part in any meetings, I was com pletely worn out, and always had th»t tired. languid feeling we hear so much about, and neither sleep nor fiod seem*. 8 to refresh me, or do me any goor?. Someone advifed me to try " PLANTS". KOA," which I did, and after I had taken HALi' THE CONTENTS OF THE BOTTLE I felt ranch better, and I am delighted ro tp'l you that from that date till the time of writing thiß note (over twelve months) I have enjoyad the beat of health, and my work is a plea.'are- If these few linos are of service to yon, make a?e of them. Yours sincerely, Mrs Captain Lock. The testimonial of Mrs Lock should be of interest to Ashbarton residents, she having spent some considerable time in this district. Before taking * Plaotekoa Mrs Lock had tried almost every remedy friends could suggest. The shelves in the scullery of her housd were full of bottles, boxes, and tins, ehe remarking 'It's like a chemist's shop.' However, In -4 PLANTiKOA ' ehe found a Sovereign Remedy, and strongly recommends others to try the same. From Chemista and Grocers everywhere. Correspondence Invited. PLANTEKOA PROPRIETARY, Wellington. Health means Happiness And Hftppinsss means HEALTH! Anyone who is coughing, coughing, coughing, cannot be healthy, and cannot be Happy. A cough weakens the whole system, disorganizes digestion, and leads on to ailments far worse. LANE'S... CREASOTED EMULSION stimulates the appetite, induces satis factory digestion, promotes a quicker assimilation of the food, and increases strength and physical endurance. It iB f rich in nourishment and tonic properties. It cures cough /v»/sf> ing by healing the irritated 4IC Burfaces of *he lungs. The &ffl "% finest Norwegian Cod Liver li Oil s Beechwood Creasote, Hy- S pophospMtes of Lime and Soda, and Fresh Eggs are the ingredients used in its composition, It is agreeable to the palate, and is the best medicine for you, because it contains all the needful strengthening and curing properties, and is Perfectly Pure. Ask your Grocer or Cliemist for LANE'S CREASOTED EMULSION. Price 2/. _^_ AT R, Alookn's Sale—A splendid stock of Men's and Boyß' Clothing at greatly reduced prices ; Boye' Norfolk Snitt at Ils 6d, worth ISs 6d ; Mtin's Strong Kaiapoi Tweed Trousers 8j 6d, usual price 11s &d ; Ladiea* Hose from 6d a pair, » special line at Is ; a great variety of Men's and Boys' Straw Hats, ninet be sold Ladiei Seron Oxford Shoen from 5g 9d I /"I ABDEN Hose from 4d per foot Bobber' 1 xJT and Canvaa Hose of the best quality,! I Noael Spray Taps, ©to, Large stook to eeleot from at the lowest) prices —Habdlet Bbos -■■ * - ' '_ ~~ Smoke J^T Verina j



j j|Oj(Jlo|Oj Q|O|O |O| 0 | —- __fc^B**A<*^ .■■■..■■■ l ''i Put this m your - i^===sL DUNLOFS : , pipe ... -. > /■■" ■ ■■■ ■' ! ''" • '■" ' ■•■ you search'the World - *v| . '■Jr ' - ' ' ' I , ,- ~: \^._ r7^EE=pf TOBACCO. : .. >::--*ff £,\



SMOF.E ONLY NEW VENUS A PERFECT TOBACOO. COOPER'S_SHEEP DIP. Facts for Bheepmea an i Figures. 1. Britain is the great manufacturing centre of the Sheep Dips which are being pushed m this colony, 2. It is also the Country which subjects them to the hardest possible bests In as©, for nothing taxes the abiding properties of Sheep Dips so severely as the WEATHER, and few dips there are that can withstand it. 3. The "ROYAL" is the Greatest! Annual Sheap Show of the World and the Representative Stock Gathering of the British laics. These three disconnected facts combine, however, m adding to the weighty figures of the last Royal Show :— Total Prizes Won by Sheep , ... ... ... 162 Cooper-Dipped Sheep Carried off ... ... ... HO Balance, for division amongst all other Dips ... ... 2? . : """""" *"" | Champion. | First. Second. Third. Total, OOOPER ... | 5 | ,81 55 19 140 O.her Pips ... 1 1 1' 7 11 3 82 COOPER'S DIP thaa eecared 90 per cent of the Fibot Pkizes or fine timp:s as many as all othkr dips put together. 125 Leading Sheepmen exhibited, 104 practically voted for " COOPER." 3t is nearly the same with the Sheep owners the world over, who last year 18P9) used eoffictent of "COOPIE" to dip about 200 Million Sheep An increase of nearly 25 Millions over the sales of the previous year. FIIFDLANDFR BROS., LTD, AGENTS. G( MBINED LIFE A^D_ACCID£NT TABLES THE MUTUAL. LIFE A-SOOIATIPtST OF AUSTHATjASIA OFFERS IN THE FIRST YEAS OF THE TWENTIETH ;CENTDRY SOMETHING ABSOIiUTiLLY fIEW, Ordinary Life Policies do nob cover Accidents uoleaß they reeu!b i« 1/eath Ordinary Accident Polioteß do aot cover Death unless oaased by Accident.-' THE COMBINED LIFE ASID ACCIDENT POLICISR Cover both, and at Specially Low Rates. THEY ARE ISSUED IN THE THREE FOLLOWING FORMS :— TABLE AC—ASSURANCE PAYABLE Combined in'eaoh case with Compenßation AT DEATH— tot— Premiums Diivab'.e during Life of the ABBared. PERMANENT TOTAL DISABLE. (CABLE CO. — ASSURANCE PAYABLE MENT AT DEATH- PERMANENT PARTIAL DISABLE; Premiums payable during specified MENT, or fcermof yeara. TEMPORARY TOTAL DISABLE TABLB EG. - ENDOWMENT ASSUR- MOT 1, A.NTOK—- if reeulticg from Acoident during curreaoy Payable ab end of term of years, or of the Polioy, and while Premiums are being provioHß death> paid tbereoni Ifor Tables of Rates and full particulars apply aft any Office of the Association, or to HUGO FRIEDLA3STDIR, District Agent. F, S. LOWK, New Business Representative Ashbarton. Brrnoh Offioe : 166 Hereford Street, Christehnrch. f 177 BELFAST AND FAIRFIELD FBEEZING WORKS MANURES, ARE THE BEST -™r turnip, rape wheat, and any other crop, j SPECIAL MANURE can be tnacb for any kind of Soil, or description of crop. i _— SATISFACTION GIVEN EVERYWHERE LAST SEASON." MANURE !OAN BE SUPPLIED IN 1 Owt. o^ 2[Cvt.tISACBS Orders received by FKIIBDIjANDER BKOB., JAmlte^., E>J*lVll} THOMAS, OR CANTEBBUEY FROZEN I^EAT AND DAIRY FEOPUCE EXPORT COMPANY. LIMITED. Q 80 F. WAYMOUSDiI Seofiuy. 3O 000 d^T""^^' . Cookiug-Ranges y^^^^L^r^^^X^^^.^^ In Use In the Uolony ~ir:^^^l7:=~~3?^| 'I'he/ burn Lignite, TrtiS Goal, or Wood up ■ $% LV J _,...JL.. J <* < ! |p-----~~^-^ to 2fft6tn JLI lrT"Ji i fl<3<^l tel NO SETTING REQUIRED. Tter £$msmm JHo^w j n With Stove Pipe can be worked out m t : |.y. ■ Pp^flL@>^» open. Splendid Bicead BftCerS I f fl w«-"**ii^i >!^L--^v4UrJ With CBBtl lroD op °°PPcr boilers. The §j I feil'3;:"; | I Vv^mh copper boilers are large and tin lined ittiide. fP I j\iiiij":'^'? Repairs are a Minimum, ' U^g f^F^^^m: | Mads io all BizeB s Bingliß or double ovens. Hgh ©r lowpresuure boiler *\ "~~" *" «3ia3 g o lg baH Ironrngers, from wh«m Cata lognes can be obtiaed, or from the maker, H. E. SHACKLOCK, LTD. \ SOUTHIND FOUNDRY, Pbinoks Stbbkt DUNBDIN



SPECIAL SHOW THIS rWEKK OF CURTAINS, BLOUSE MUSLINS CURTAIN MUSLINS, DRESS LAWNS,; CURTAIN NETS, PIQUES & PIQUBTTES,' CHEAPER THAN YOU CAN MAKE THEM BOYS* DRILL 6UITS IN ALL SIZES & COLORS —New G°ods ex h.s. Delphic.— LINOLEUMS, ALLOVER LAOIS, OARPET SQUARES, VAL & TOOHON LAOES.I HEARTH RUGS, FAKOY & MARKET BASKETS, LADIES AND GENT'S UNDKROLOTHIFG IN FULL RANGES OF ZfiTA & VARIOUS OTHER MAKES. MITCHELL AND TURNER abe CASH BUYERS ov PRIME MILLING WHEAT CANADIAN OATS, TARTAR OATS. TDESDAYS & SATOBDAYS~- Camples receiyed at Stores, | West Street. Other days—Samples received at the Mill. CORN SACKS SUPPLIED. 1 GRISTING DOSE ON FABMiRS' ACCOUNT. CANTERBURY ROLLER FLOUR MILLS. (ROLLITT AND OO (| ) P. WOOD, Managpr WOOL, WOOL. WOOL.. 1 AM now making LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES, FREE OF COMMISSION, I upon all Wool placed mmy hands for sale, either m Aehburton, Christchnrch, Timaru, or for Shipment. This Season's WOOL SALES for Canterbury have been fixed as under, viz '— CHBISTCHURCH— February 19,1901 I shall be reprtee; ted both at GBBIBTOHURCH and TIMARU. WOOLPA.OKS AND ALL STATION REQUISITES SUPPLIED AT LOWEST MARKET RATES 4th Sale CHRISTOHUROH—I9th February, 1901. Wool to be con signed—Seed Co.'s Siding, AddingtOD, account D. Thomas DAVID THOMAS, ASHBUETON. PURE SEEDS, I have lately elected, regardless of cost, the MOST COMPLETEfFEED CLEAN ING PLANT sooth of the line and I now ask Farmers to inspect the same at work. I AM PREPARED TO CLEAN FOR FARMERS ANY DESCRIPTION OF SEEDS OR GRAIN AND WILL GUARANTEE TO GIVE THfeM SATISFACTION I can enppiy beefc Kyeprass and Cocksfoot Iccally grown, also best Clovers^druesed by roy own Machines, the parity of which mast be seen to be appreciated!; Also-HURST & SOJyS ENGLISH CLOVERS, TURNIPS, RAPJB,,iUCERNE, TREFOIL, &c D. THOMAS ASHBURTON I ASK YOUK-: SHOE DEALER ' FOR PAIR / GOLONJAIi ouAunnD. BOOTS & SHOES, HD °'SIBY | manu/aotured:iby S. ANDERSON, TIMARU. WILLIAM PATCHING. EAST & BURNETT STREETS, ASHBURTON, ■ [ m ... 7jJa , TABPAtJLIHBt GEEEN STACK, k DBAY COVEES, bTAOK OOVEES, well roped >t^B7s|6d.



' JSflßßt i;WIW 2XALAND j|H^P^gjH|IPPI»O CIO.'S LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS FOR LONDON, vis, Monta ¥Ide®, H'eneilffe & Ply menth. Probable fioal Steamers, Sens. Posfc. Date. Waikato 4767 WeUinglm Febraary 16 Banfthlre 5537 „ Febraary 28 Otannw 3808 — Febraary W»kttfc ftß e 5715 — J*»roh _ Ktewtaka*! 7700 Wellington March 28 Wa^anni 5706 — To follow Waimate S6IO — t. Pilipßroa '563 — ti ffibngftrlro* 7700 — „ Fapaaui 6372 — „ Ro»peha* 80C0 — „ * Twin Sorews. f« farther partioalars apply fee VRTBDLANDBR BROS, Vm. SHAW, SAVIIX""AIN^TLBiON"- COMPANY, LIMITED, FOR LONDON. JfhJL "?? 0T-4Fj MAIL BTRA <g^^^P^ '"" USETtS, with pnpertor v:\ '■" "•■•»'' 1-^-*-' naoomiQodaMonforailolajsses of passengers, oalliog ati onto Y'idao n? Rio, Teneriffo »nd Ply. <mth Teaisl Ton Commaodei Prom Datio. grfhio yTWOKWIey Welt'njan j ""*■ OARGO STEASIBBS. BSi*ii""™B273lowdeo vvel'g'o Jan 17 WWiirs . 62i?8tuarfe Wellg'n Fefe 14 Asto^t. 6364|E(?ane „ Feb —- TIEION STEAMSHIP OOMPANY *J" OF NEW ZEALAND. Limitkb ■ eTiAMEEy pan fhcmlittelton ASI7JSDER: ForWeabpor* and Qreymonth—Weekly Wellington— Monday, Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturdays TOTE—For extra Bailings Bee advertise nraeit m Ohristchurch papers D'onedln — Mondays, Fridays and alternate Tuesdays and Saturdays Nelson and Pioton,, via Wellington- Tuesday and Seiturday Sydney, via Auckland — Alternate Tharsdayß the above are subject to alteration; efe. pence shoold therefore be made to Qbrbtchurch daily papers foz dates and bottr of sailing For farther particulars apply to F FERRIMAN, AgeDt, Ash burton iffiNRY " STEPHENSON, (oaocesßor to Alfred Harrison.) EstabSfshed 20 yeara. ATOTIONEER, LAND ESTATE AND OOKMIBSION AGENT AND VALUER WEEKLY SALES of Live Stock Produce, Furniture, etc., EV.BRY SATURDAY, at 12 o'clock. QearJDg Sales of Stock, Household Furni toißi etc., as per arrangement m any part ©fjhe county. ftdvanceß made on all goods pkced m my bauds for Sale. Esgolar Consignments of Colonial Grown and Maud Fruit sold privately through the week, apd at Auction on SA'JTRPAYP. Aoeitt : XloJrwteh Onion Fire Insnrance Oompany It Dresden Piaeoforte Manufacturing an<s Agency Oompany. FJAKOB and ORGANS on time pay nsßnts from JSOs per month. HINBY STEPHBNSON, AUOTIONBBB. m ~~A. AUKR ABGfIIT£OT j ARCADB OBAMBEBS ; ' ASHBURTON. Tf .'you want ■ NEW HOUBB t o. Alter Morii., or Newest) Style of Decorations, CONSULT MR A GBR. OaU and ace the BEW FIBBOSE BLIND lmltabion of Venetian, at half the price KAYE~S~GABTER ABE CASH BUYERS, highest current rate, at! FABM PEODUOB. Agmte tor Scwoh's and Lawson's UfHinlltid Seeds. Hew Benson's Supplies of RAPE, TURNIP, MANGEL CLOVERS, &q, &o, JI7BT LANDED, LARGE STORES at LTTTBLTON JXTENSIVB OLBANIN& MAOHINERY. CORNtJAoKS always ora hand, KAYE & CARTER, CHRIS CHURCH WANTED Known—That our Oilcloths and Linoleum? are bought direct from the British Mills, and stand unrivalled fop v&risfjy and valnes-«-Miitchell and Tome nt iiiii«..r.M'llnmilii|l ■imini' 'iiin ■ mr» m m ■■■ n - ih.ii 11 n « ■ ■ ■■■■— ■mmi—(| HBBBKRT A. FLO WEB, MANOFAOTURING CONFECTIONER, IFRUITEBBR, &o. CHOICEST English Confections, Toffies Dandies, and Pure Boiled Lollies, Sot Plea,, Cold Luncheon, Tea, Ooffee. and Obocolate a!wayi ready. FLOWER'S REFRESHMENT |ROOMS ; Eaub Stroa Aehburton. HOUSE TJAINTING, OUBB JTAINTINO. SIGN WRITING, TjiTO, IGNWRITING, JQJTO, QCBY Jf I-. HIGGS, Tan«kbd Stress. 4 ooogh Cure, Wahoo, Kooubah an< Benjaiuin Gum go to Abhbttrtch



«—■■— ■"■*» ' , + * ' , LOA.b*BY't? Stands unrivalled for Indiges WAHOO tioa and uver Complaints It is purely herb*!, and cannot injure the mosts delicate constitution. It§ effeeti is almost instantaneous; t single doss usually relieves, whilst one bottle if gener ally enough to cure. LOASBY'S WAHOO does nob re%aire a dozen bcHtleß to bo taken before you can judge its value. No other Medicine adver tised asks you, aa we do, to buy only one bottle ; take it regularly according to directions, aod then give the verdict. Hundreds of testimonials in outpoiieialon prove that many confirmed dyapepticf, after every known remedy bud failed, have been completely cured by the aid of only one botble of Loasby'a Wahoo. Loaaby's Wahoo—Pries 2s 6d, everywhere Sole manufacturers and proprletore— LOASBY'S WAHOO MANUFACTUR ING CO., Ltd, Danedlo. Wholesale Agents— Kempfchoree, Proiser & Go, N Z Dreg Co Ltd Great Cajaar's Ghost) poor wasted frame, That on«e full vigor did possess, Can't) be a man in eiee but name, His cough has brought him Buch diitress The undertaker smiles to think Next winter's oold he'll nob endure, Oh ne'er say die, but take a drink Of W £ Woods' Gie*t Ptpperuiat Cur