The Ashburton Guardian.

VOL XXI. NO. 5511

Ashburton ; Thursday, October 31, 1901.

Price ; One Penny

Forty-Five Miles Without a Curve

Thft Khartoum Hail way line lesveg Wwdi Haifa «nd goes in a southerly direction through the Nubian Desert to Abu Homed, which is 280 xniles from Wadi Haifa. The whole of this part of the country is a flat, sandy desert j occasionally a few hills are seen, bnt they seldom exceed 800 feet in height, and most of them are only from 80 feet; to 100 feet above the surrounding country , Some idea of the extraor dinary flatness of the country may be gathered from the fact that it waa possible to lay a piece^ of line 45 milea long without a single curve in it, and without any cuttings or embankments worthy of tha marae. It very rarely rains at all in thispart of the desert »ad when it does very little seesaa to fall at a time. There are no streams of surface water of any sort. "Water was found iti two places between- W«di Hilfa and Abq Hamfd by sinking wells; one place was 77 miles from Wadi Haifa, and the other was 126 miles from Haifa.* Water was found at the former place at a depth of 72 feet and at the latter place at a depth of of 96 feefcs Several other places have been tried, but so far no water bai been found— Engineering.

Painting the Forth Bridge.

SOME frAOTd -ABOUT- THE GIAST

STRUCTURE

The Forth Bridge in now In process ol receiving its fourth coat of paint since it was erected. Although seemingly a petty detail, this work is really of the first importance, because upon it largely depends the maintenance of the bridge in good condition, As a protection aeainst the corroding iiflaence of i ha weather, the steel of the immense fabric requires to be kept covered by a coating of special paint composed mainly of oxide and red lead. Ever since the bridge was opened eleven years ago the painting process has gone on continuously. Beginning at the south end, the workmen take three yearn to cover the entire length of the bridge, ami, as three years represents approxi mately the life of the paint, no booner are they finished than the men have to begin again. In this way every square inch of steel comes under observation at laast once in three ye«rs. The staff of men employed varies in number from the maximum of thirty five. Perched like flies on girders at giddy heights, they do their work undtr very h&zarhone cundl tioue. Men of clear head and strong neivo, they are'.nbc aa a rule ordinary painters, but ycuag men trained specially for the work. A few are sailora. When first engaged they are kept to the lower portions of the wo:b, and gradually aa thry gain experience and confidence they are sent to the more dangerous parts of the bridge. It says much for the men them eivts and for he precau ions taken to secure'heir safety, that not a single accident, has t&ksn place for n-evcn years. In oider to ob'ain access to the variuua parts, Bir Adam Hunter,- iho resident engineer, has devisod an tltboiate series of ladders ar.d lifts, wh:ch form oo part of the original design. Wherever praciio" able, ladders attached to the permanent; structure are used, bat in erder to reach th» higher parts, it has been found liecessary to provide liftr. Tture aie three such lif s woiked by steam engines and winches placed a'most out of sight a little below the level of the permanent) way. At each hoist there is also a shelter house where the patnt is mixed. In order to reach the parts below the rails, plaf formß are strung from wire ropes ran along either side of the bridge, and the platforms being movable, they can be pushed along the steel ropes on the principle of an overhead railway. A squad of men precedes the painters, erecting the platforms and rigging up the tackle from which they are suspended. The work proceeds daily except on Sundays and ia very stormy weather. On a small gauge at the top of the bridge, a wind pressure of 65 lb per spaare foot has been regie* tered, and from that it may be gathered that there are occasions * when ib is impossible for men to continue safely at work. After eleven years' experience, lb has been found that the calculations and expectations of the engineers regarding the bridge have been fulfilled in every respect. It is a striking tribute to the ability of those engaged to maintaining the bridge in good order, that in no case has any part required renewal.



SHIPPING ' rli H ® NEW ZSA.LAND J " "\ SHIPPING oQ,'£ LINE ROYAL-MAIL BTE4MERS FO& LONDON, via Moots Vidas, tDenerlffe & Plymouth. ' ~" Probable Una Steamers. Tons. Port. Bats. Puparoa* 6563 Wellington Mov 14 Wa!m*fce 5610 — Nov 0 tat am a 3935 Lyt telfcon Nov BDongadro* 7661 Wellington Dae 12 Rakaia 5628 — jJ*n Rimutaka* 7765 Wellington J*n 9 (Fekoa 4050 Jan Papauui 6582 Wftkatane 5715 Buapehu 7705 Waikato 4767 Wakantti ' 5706 J__ *r#ln Screws. F»r farther particulars apply be fRIERLANDEB BEOS., Led. SHAW, SAVILL AND ALBION COMPANY, LIMITED, FOR LONDON. A "OOYA.L MAIL STKA ®sNflfeht ~^ BSEBS, wlfch snperio* IpptllfJll^ RQeommodatiou for all classes rt -.v.r^Tr.*:- Q j p aS seiifißr3, calling at Monte Video o* Bio, Teneiriffe and Ply montfe. Vessel Ton Commander! From ] Data. •Gothic 7^55 WaKidley Wel'go Hob 31 Kumars 6034 W Scotland — N>v2B Maori 5317T MnfifAtt — *ofol. fßangatira 4045 G Nicole •— Tokornarn £258 J Maxwell — Bslphio 8273 W Breen — * Twin Screw t No passengers carried For farther particulars, apply NICOLL BROS. UNION STEAMSHIP "COMPANY Off NEW ZEALAND. Limootsd .-TEABiERy P&II FRCMWTTELTON IS TENDER: Fsr WtaJjport and Oraymonth—Weekly Welllngfcoo-r- Monday, Tuesday, 8?huf8« day and Saturdays NOTE—For extra sailings see advertise mint in Christohurch papers Dunedin — Mondays, Fridays and alternate Tuesdays and Saturdays Nelsoa »nd Pioton, via Wellington— Tuesday and Saturday Sydney, via Auckland — Alternate Th'uradaya The above are subject) to alteration; eferenee should therefore be made to Qhrietcharch daily papers foe dates and hour of sailing For farther particulars apply to F FERRIMAN, Agent, Ash burton



I— TOSIN^'SS NOriOWS SIP YOU WISH TO OBTAIN BEST CROPS I AND GET PRIZES, Use Islington Fertilisers ;To Insure Fail Crops Everywhere. \Y7"E have the pleasure to notify Our Clients that we are now in the position to supply them with these - celebrated Fertilizers AT £4 12s 6d PER TON on Trucks, ISLINGTON & SMIIHFIBLD. f Results Prove that they are the b BIST AND CHEAPEST TO USE. Quality and Analysis remain as Before, Islington Olieffifcs have won the highest honors at the Winter Showa of the Agricultural and Pastoral As sociations, for Roots and Grain exhibited at their Shows, and in the Paddock Competitions. NICOLL BROS, DISTBiOT AGENTS, ASHBURTON NEW 'ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY ESI&BLISHED 1859 CAPITAL—ONE MILLION fjIHE Premier and Wealthiest, jolon'al _£ Company, Noted for Promptness and Liberality Paid-up Capital and Reserves, £400,000 Fire and Marine Risks, Also, — Risks on Growing Crops, Tbreßbing Machines, etc, accepted at lowest current rates nicollTbrop., Agents ROSS 1 ANDITOTE & OINTMENT THK GHEAT HERBAL REMKDY FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD. I 1 HE following unsolicited Testimonial by a gentleman well known in . Ashbarton speaks for itself :— Masterton, AuKasfc 28,1901. Ross Antidote Company. Dear Sirs, —I feel It my duty to give you this enclosed testimonial in favor of Ross Antidote for purifying the blocd. I have been a great raufferer for ]- many yeais from ulcerated stomach, indigestion, etc. My life was a perfect misery, and I was almost a wreck. I grew tired of trying different medical men and remedies, of which I had triei almost every known one but; yours, and ose day some eighteen months ago a gentleman came into the shop where I was employed. He remarked 'Jack, you look very ill* (and you may depend I was). He added, 4 Will you take some medicine if I procure It I repiied 1 will cake anything. He brought me a bottle of your Antidote, and I took it accordingly as directed, and to my delight I began ta get well, and after taking three large bottleo I was a new man—thanks to your great discover y. I alwaya keep it by me, and find a few doses occasionally keep me in perfect health, and I wish you the success with it fchac such a medicine merits. You can make what use yon like of this.—l remain yours, etc, J H PaUiing, Masterton May be obtained from Messus Fletcher Bros and Shkabmah Bros, Ashburton ; _____ 9 232 THE DAINTIEST LITTLE WHEEL TEAT EVER WAS" i% The Wambler." ' HAYING sold orat 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 BAOERS, & ROADSTERS In all Blzes and all fitted with the eve*? lasting G Si J detachable Tyre "THE RABfBJLiISI*. OALb AM) IN.SPEOI THE STOCK. , Price Easy. Riding Easy. Machines the Strongest Earth. ACCESSORIES IN STOCK. OTHER MAKES FITTED WITH G & J TYRES, D. THOMAS. ST GEORGE JAMS excel all others they are delirious. Sold by all a ore keepers W* ANTED~Known-Ladles' Pretty Strap Shoes 53 lid at Mellor's Zealandia Boot Store /"COMPARE our Prices, Compare our \j Prices— Children's Ankle Straps 2a 6d at Mellor's Zealandia Boot Store



. BUSINESS NOTICES WEBLEY & SONS, HAYING taken over the late MeOsborn Coombe's connection, will visit Ash button and surrounding districts three times per annum, viz, March, July and November. O?dere may be left at the Commercial Hotel or with Mr L'ewellyn Os*en at his Mnnln Studio, Arcade Chambers, AR'iburton lionamental Sculptor, 60 Stafford St, Timaru tA LWAYS in Stock—A firet j[jL class selection of Marble aad Granite Monuments, OesigQS and EstimateEi may be inspected ab the establishment of Mr John WiSoou, Painter, Burnett Street, Aahburtcn Letter Oufctinj? In any style



(I) H UNDKILL B UMDEMi T H UNDEILL . & CO FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS IBANORKD STREET, ASBBURTON EVERY REQUISITE ON HAND. FeLshed Coffins a Specialty A Choice Assortment of Artificial Wreath tuSteok. —- Private Address, Peter Street, directly behind Oddfellows' Hall; also oare sf Mr T. Andrews, feaab Belt. 3 BAKEB BROS., fTSURNISHIIfG TTNDERTAKKR& E URHI&HUgG U NDERTA.KKRS - DIRIOT Importers of Best and Latest Designs in FUNERAL FUKNISHINGPj FUNERALS oondoaced wlfch. the greatest care and aaWaficiion, it most reaisoQable charges. Ooraer of Wakannt Road and Oast streets, and Baker and brown's Coach factory;. HINBY STEPHJSNSON, (cacoessor bo Alfred Harrison.) Satablifihed 20 years. AUCTIONEER, LAND ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENT AND VALUER WEEKLY SALES of Live Stock Produce, Furniture, etc., EVERY SATURDAY, at 12 o'clock. Olearing S»les of Stock, Household Furni ture, eto., as per arraDgstnent in any part of the county. . Advances omde on all gooda placed In my narntis for S&le, Eegalar CJoneignmente of Colonial Grown and Island Fruit sold privately through the week, aad at Auction on SATURDAYS. Aasiro: i Norwich Union Fire Insurance Company % Dreadtn Pianoforte Manufao luring and Agenoy Company. PIANOS and ORGANS an time pay aieiita from @Og per month. HEHBY STBPHINSOH, AUOTIONEER. THE modi «p fco date i aveltf oi the dßy Fatty Pan baking powder



BUSINESS NOTICES THAT FATAL SPOT. rg O render Aohiiles immortal his roothar I dipped him, wben a baby, in the i river Styx, which made him invulnerable in all biu the left heel, by which she held him. When he was nine years old, it was declared that Troy could not be taken without his aid ; his mother, knowing that this war would be fatal to him, disguised him as a girl and sent him to a neighbour ing court. He, however, wag ultimately shot by the eldest son of the Troj%n King, in that fatal spot, his left heel. 'I here is in the most robust constitution come weak spot, and if ther« is one remedy on earth that will render this weak spot invulner* able, and so create perfect health, it is that new scientifically prepared medicine, which can now be purcha&ed anywhere, called PLANTEKOA, Nearly everyone in the Wellington province knows Mr j Bull, the popular news agent on the Wellington and Mauawata Company's Rallwsy, and they will read with interest what hesaysof the effeotof PL* N TFKOA on his Hale daughter, Daphne :—' Several months last year our child Daphne was very ill. Sh9 had the attendance of doctors for a long time, regularly using heir medicine. In epite of every kind ness and atten'lon thtydid her no good. A friend asked us to try PLANTEKGA, and we are pleased to inform you ihat ONE bottle brought complete restoration. She looked quite herself again, waa able to a'tend school, and i» now in excellent health and spirits.-—Signed, J W Bull, 7:h February, 1901 PLA^TBKOA EEMEDIEB Are now obtainable at newly all leading storekeepers and chemists, but should you be unable to get f it, send direct to the Local Agent, J. JACKSON, Saundere' Buildings, East Street, Aehburtoc. YJSKMANEKT BUILDING AND INV3STMENT SOCIETY. X OANS GRANTED FiiOM and upwards, at current) rates Fait Particulars on application. Office —Tanored Street* Office Hours—9.3o a m till 4p ts First) Tuesday in Month—9.3o an, till p m ; and 7 till 9pm ALBERT ROBERTS, Manager A CHRONIC COUGH QUICKLY CURED. BENJAMIN GUM SCORES. Mr Laurol Hoode, of Chriatohurob, writes ; Benjamin 6dm had a marvellous effect on my cough and cold, which I contracted early last winter. I tried various advertised remedies but got no relief. A lady friend advised me to try your Benjamin Gum, and a very few doses gave me relief, and it quickly cured BENJAMIN GUM always acts like this— It is pleaßant to take—Ohildren Uke it— Suitable for yoong or old Benjamin Gum, price Is 6d and 2s 6d, from all Chemists and Grocers, or post free, from LOASBY'S WAHOO MANUFAOTUR ING CO., Ltd, Danedin. Wholesale from ali Merchant- UEWEiLYd mm tf.C.B M.. CERTIFICATED TEACHER, Local Representative of the London College of Music and of the Musical International College, /QUARTER starting from any date. Students prepared for any examination held in the Colony. Candidates presentedj, 107 ; average marks obtained 93 per oenb A CARD. MESSRS STRINGER & CRESSWELL BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS CHRISTCHUROH, HAVE OPENED A BRANCH OFFICE ' at Mr Davison'b, West Street j Asbburton, where they will attend every i THURSDAY and on other days when necessary. _ j They will be represented in Ashburton by I Mr J. Davison, who is authorised to receive instructions on their behalf, and to whom communications may be addressed. We have various Bums of money awaiting investment at lowest current rates. STRINGER & ORESSWEJX, SOLICITORS, CHRISTCHUROH & ABHBURTON Manning & OoV NEW SEASON'S BOTTLED ALES AID STOUT, liH QUARTS AND PINTS, THI BEST IN THE MARKET Equal tc the Leading Brands of ENGLISH ALES. Agents for Aehbnrton—Messbs Sheae mj»n Bkos COOKING EANGES. T>ARNINGHAM AND CO. k S. IMPROVED SEALANDIA, new patent; J Needs no Setting. Can be used m Open Fire* ASK FOR TH33 IMPROVED ZEALANPIA.



BUSINESS NOTICES , • 80.000 H PETON fm Cookißgvßanges I f/nTi nssa^n «—-^Hai I In Uaa In the Colony F {—VA-CEg- VJ»-3> Wl tl'he/ bnrn Lignite, Trae Coal, or Wood up -tr-s^m~ —* ~m**Ja ' '• to-Bfb.6in . . , ■ I £E2 (f^^^^Sfc NO SETTING. RKQUIRED. ' s^aaS ifp'^^* fa With Stove Pipe can be worked out in the • S Smimfj >n *-' 1 ft open. Splendid Bread Bakers ** PSsffiSS r "® X><*^%» ( With caab iron or copper boilers. The muSituuS & *v>^^*'^ copper boilere are targe and tin lined inside. <S§ijß»| ♦Cs's^'?* Repairs are a Minimum, (£2™S& /j^* Nh~<*' «i MaAa in all Blze», single or doable kss sj/^ "'"'jJ p|n^^^^ High or low pressure boilers ?]g™"W'''"'^ I*"'"^^ Sold by all Ir^nmongere, from whom fy" wm lmm*JJU*^'o»s=Ksssass^^ Catalogues can be obtained, or from the makers H. E. SHACKLOCK. LTD SOUTBEND POUNDBY, *F»inobß Stekbt, DUHIDIN SMOKE ONLY NEW VENUS. k PJSEFECT TOBACCO. MANY MORK MOTHERS would have healthier, binnier, and h^ppy children if they fed them'rsgularly on AULSERROOK'S MILK ARROWROOT BI^CUCTS. ThouaandeSof children in New Z'ai»P(i hare baen roared on ihem with the happiest results. How So give the Bipcaita— For very young Children, rub the Biaouits very lightly on a clean nutmeg grater, or crush very fino and Biffc through & Bieve ; mix carefully with boiling water, stirring well, and giva through feeding bottle or by spoon; Aa thera ia milk in them it in not advisable to add ib. In the oase of young and delcate children, it is better to givo only ab^titb half a bisouib every two hours th%n a larger quantity leas often. If or older children pour boiling water on biscuits aa they are and gi/a by spoon. A good way is to put v saucer over the cup or busia in vvbioh the bisouibs are placed to aoak, aati! they bwsll out, leaving no water. Later on children can hava them either whole or soaked, at'home or at school, They will be found a fattening, strengthening diet'for yoano; and old Aiilßebrook's Milk Arrowroot Biscuits THE MOST ECONOMICAL & BEST FOOD THAT OAN BE OBTAINED. BELFAST AND FAIRFIELD FREEZING WORKS MANURES, ARE THE BEST TilOR TURNIPS, KAPE, WHEAT, AND ANY OTHER CROP. SPECIAL MANURES are mad 3 to suit any kind of Soil or description of Crop. Sampleß of £OIL ANALYSED free of coet to Farmers using oar Manure For the present season an all round reduction in prico of 6& per Ton has been made. SATISFACTION GIVEN EVERYWHERE LAST SEASON. If there is do agent in your district, send to the Office for Price List and Testimonials CANTERBURY FROZEN "MEAT AND DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORT COMPANY, LIMITED. F. WAYMOUTH Secretary, 139 Hereford Street. Ohrietohuroh WALL PAPEKS WALL PAPERS WE have just Landed a very Choice Selection of WALL PAPERS from the best English Makers, and those requiring their Houses DECORATED are invited to call and inspect our Stock 15 BALEB OF 0. & J. POTTER'S choicest and most artistic Patterns, imported direct from the Manufacturers, FOUR TONS OF GENUINE WHITE & RED LEADS Remember that the Genuine Article is the Cheapest, and that cheap Paints are dear at any price. WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR PAINTS AND OILS TO BE GENUINE Scrim, Brushes, Sheet Glai&s of any description, and every requisite of the Trade always in Stock, W. H. COLLINS & CO,, Ironmongers, Painters, Timber & Coal Merchants. Agents Eoyal Insurance Co. The Cheapest Shop in Ashburton. LAWN MOWERS.~~LAWN MOWERS, FROM §2S 6d EACH. Including * Monarch,' s Pastime,' « New Easy,' &c. GAKDEN~TOOLS. The Qreateßt Variety ia Aehburton, at prices to auit everybody, laoludiogljthe New American Scuffle, Dutob, Garden and Plantation Hoes. Garden Rakes, Spades, Forka, Trowels, Syringes, Border Forks, Boya 1 Spadee, eto AGENT for the CELEBRATED • SYRACUSE" Combination Seed Drills and Cultivators. Horse Hoea and Cultivators superior to Planet Jr at £ less price | SHEEP SHEARST°"SHEEP SHEARS- I have just received my first shipment, including TUB, BBA, 11A, eto; also Turkey and Waehita Oil Stones all AT bbdboOK pbices CARPENTERS 1 TOOLS—Aa usual, lamup to date in variety aad prloe. (The largest selection in the Ashburton Oonnty to select from G. MKDDINS, The People b Ironmonger, Burnett Street, Opposite Arcade



BUHINES.S NOTIGKS Wm. Fthangb ; Sole Partners and Proprietors [Thop, Coverdal H W TO OBTAIN UP-TO-DATE GOODS AT (JIT! PRICES. WHEN about to BUY, you naturally look about yoa in order to discover the Cheapest Market, and ft hers the very best valae^for your money may ba had. If wall advised your choice will finally fall on some great City Warehouse, where they purchase large lota of everything at a time (and so secure the moit advantageout Terms posßibla and where they offer yoa an immense selection of np to date Goods* ~ WE HAVE JXJST SUCH AN ESTABLISHMENT. Ib is the Iftrgesb of its kind in New Zealand* We import on a truly oo!oaia>! soate, and Iwe deal direct with the grenb tnanufaoturere. We are also manufaoturert ! oaraelvea s and control a number of iiMportantnlooal industries. Coneequently it will pay you lolplaoa YOUR ORDERS WITH US, and if yoa cannot do it in Person you can Shop With Us By Post As THOUSANDS of our regular Customers already do. Write down your requirements »fl explicitly as you can, enclose remittance to value, post your letter (ib will only require a peony Samp, remember), and we will do the rest! You will be delighted, because, by rtealiag with us you may obtain Beautiful New Season's Goods at City Prices. One trial of this system will convince you.



STRANGE & COMPANY, MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, A FAMILY DRAPERS, OHRISTOHURCH WILLIAM PATCHING. EAST & BURKETT STREETS, ASHBURTON SADDLER & HARNESS MaREE. Tl/I'Y COMPETENT STAFF now 'ncludes FIRST-CLASS COLLAR AND SADDLE MAKERS. Fit and "Workmanship Guaranteed. Repairs Executed Promptly and at Moderate Rates ABE CASH BUYERS OF PRIME MILLING WHEAT Samples received at the Mill. CORNSAOKS SUPPLIED DONE ON FARMERS' Ijrlilb 1 JLJLN V* • ACCOUNT. CANTERBURY HOLLER FLOUR MILLS COMPANY (ROLLITT AND OO«9 D. WOOD, Manager



WOOL, WOOL, WOOL. I AM now making LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES, FREE OF COMMISSION, upon all Wool placed in my hands for Bale, either in Ashburton, Chriatcbursh, Tlmaru, or for Shipment. This Season's WOOL SALES for Canterbury have been fixed as under, viz : — CHRISTOHURCH- TIMARU- November 2lst, 1901 December 6rh, 1901 December 12ch, 1901 January 14th, 1902, January 17th, 1902 February 26th, 1902 February 20th, 1902 I shall be represented both at Chrlstohurch and Tinaaru WOOL FOR CHRISTOHUROH to be consigned— Seed Company's Siding, Addlngton, account D. Thomas. WOOL FOR TIMARU to be consigned—N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Company's Siding, Tlmaru, account D. Thomas. WOOLPAOKS, AND ALL STATION REQUISITES SUPPLIED AT LOWEST MARKET RATES, DAVID THOMAS, ASHBUBTON. -■ O" ■ ■' PURE_JSEEDS. I HAVE ERECTED, regardless of coat, the MOST COMPLETE SEED OLEAMNG- PLANT south of the Line, and I now ask Farmers to inspacb the same ab work. I AM PREPARED TO CLEAN FOR FARMERS ANY.DEBORIPTION OF SEEDS OE GRAIN, AND WILL GUARANTEE TO GIVE THEM SATISFACTION. I can supply BEST RYEGRASS AND COCKSFOOT (locally grown), also BEST CLOVERS, (dressed by my own machine?), the purity of whlch'must be seen to be appreciated. AIso—HURSD AND SON'S English Clovers, Turn!ps,|Rape, Lucerne, Trefoil, Etc. D. THOMAS, UEBC R I O H



We'll sing God bless the Prince of Wales Protect him from the Btormi and gates ; And may his health for ever hold Free irom either cough or cold, But Princes too, despife restraints, Are subject to all cheat complaints, For which the remedy, tried and sure, IsW. K. Woods' Qbe at Pep pebmintCuke R__ T— 1 , "- ■ " . ""I EXm'ttftefllectaCouflb To do so is a cordial invitation to Consumption, A Cough in its first stage is more easily cured than Consumption. Continued coughing irritates and inflames the lining membranes of the throat and lungs. It gradually but surely lowers the strength of the whole body. This means debility, less power to ward off the deadly Consumption germs. There arc many good reasons why 1 ! > toasoteb jSntulstou of <£ob Xivev ®i\ Is the bosl medicine. It stops the Cough, and'prevents the tissues ol I the throat and lungs from becoming , so weiik that the germs of Con j sumption can attack (hem. It n all food, and makes rich, red blood, and through the blood strengthens i :■-;■}' onjun in (he body. It imparts life and°vigor to every tissue, every nerve, every muscle, and every fibre, 81l Cbemtets Sell . . Hane'B CrcasoteD Emulsion, ® PRIGS 2s. & Smoke New Venus