The Ashburton Guardian.

Vol xxi o wo 9 5577

Ashburton ■ Wednesday, January 2% 1002.

Pbice ; One Penny

Mr Winston Churchill on the War.

Speaking at a Primrose Leagae meeting, at SSaddleworth, Yorkshire, recently, Mr Winston Gharobill, M.P, said thnb th» situation in South Africa was very little better, and In some resppcts even wont, than it was a fear ago. The present State of things could not be terminated bjr pouring large masses of troops. Quality was wanted rather than quantity. He criticised the Government, and complained of their wanfc of knowledge, adding that it was not by threats ox proclamations that a settlement would be effected, bub by the vigorous application of military fores. After advocating the reorganisation of the Intelligence and .Remount Depart* meats, he referred to the question of responsibility, and warned Mr Balfourand Mr Chamberlain that the weight and burden of this enterprise rests upon theft shoulders, and that with Its successful conclusion was bound up fehelr political fame and personal honour. The moid perilous apathy now prevailed, and the war seemed to be regarded as chronic. Public attention was diverted by minor matters; but he appealed to the people noa to let the war pass oat of their mindSc The only way to stimulate the indignation of the public, and consequently the energy of the Government, was by show ing the dangers which the prolongation of the war involved.

The Stranded Barque Alexandra

CAUSE OF THE DIBABTEB United Press Association—By KJeotrlo Telegraph Wbotp o»f • Jan 20 The Alexandra, which went: ashore near Weetporfc, is a Danish barque of 650 ions. She took cargo to Fort Elizabeth from ' Europe, and was chartered to carry coal to Go man order from Westport to the Itltndi. She called at Sydney on the way here from South Africo for docking, and left Sydney on Sundoy, 12th. The wreck it twectyeix miles Eouth of Westport, The captain in reported to have stated, when be ▼kited Gharlestown, that oe the morning of fcht disaster he imagined that he was about thirty miles off Cape itaulwind, when what appeared to be a dense bank of fog appeared light ahead of tbe vessel. (This turned out to be bush. Be gave instructions to change: the chip round, but before thle aouid be done she bad run aground on the rocks. An examination showed that the vessel was making water fast, so a rope was carried ashore and bound round a tree, and all succeeded in getting ashore by climbing along the rope. The orew camped on the beaoh. The vessel is practically a total wreck. It is understood ehe is insured in Denmark, where the is owned. The Alexandra is expected to break up any tide, and the captain and orew are sUndtog by pending a survey by two master mariners, who leave for the Bo6ne this afternoon. When the vessel struck, the captain, who was on deck *t the time, thought he was off Cape ffnulwmd, and looked up expecting to find the light, A series of heavy bumps on the rooks fol lowed, and aa there was a strong sea running, the captain decided to rua the vessel ashore. There was no other course to f ursue, ac there were several holes knocked in her bottom owing to the rs pealed bumping on the rocks. Ib was pitch dark U the time, and the captain and crew had to remain until daylitjhr. They had no knowledge as to thefr whereabouts at the time. At daylight all hands left the vcnel wi'h the aid of a rope. An old miner named Owen Beef, who works in tbe ioeaUijyietmg the veesei on the beach, went down,-and jthc captain was immediate'y informed is to his whereabouts* The latter at otioa proceeded to Charleston to commanicate the news of the disaster to the owners of the vessel and others interested. The crew, cumbering twelve, made themselves as comfortable at circumstances would permit on the beach* The vessel, which now lies on the beach, is high and dry at low tide, and a large number of people visited the scene of tht disaster yesterday. The place where she struck is not »lto> gather a rough spot, and it is miraculous that the accident occurred there. Had it happened further south it is almost certain that none on board would have been saved. The exact extent of the damage is not yet asoertainable, but it ia feared that the vessel will become a total wreck. Much sympathy is extended to Captain Ankersen and hit crew in their misfortune.



SHIPPING" 1 NEW ZEALAND j§jj||^jj?B hipping oa's LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS FOE LONDON, via Monto Vide*, (Baneriffe & Flymeath, Probable final Steamers, ?ona. Port. Date. Tekoa 4050 Wellmgton Jan 30 Papauai 6582 Wellington JFVb 6 Rafcaia 562S — Fob Waikato 4767 — NVb Wakatane 5715 — March Rnapehu 7705 — March Wakanni 5706 April 3 'Paparoa* 6563 <S nl Toogaviro* 7661 M ay ?9 Rimutaka* 7765 J ne 26 Waimate 5610 Otarama ' 3935 i *S.Yin Screws. Far farther partionlara apply te ?RTKT>T(ANDER RROnS., Lsb. I—TJ— ———— ■■■■■■ -—— ■■■■—..-«« SHAW, BAVILL AND ALBION OOMP a NY, LIMITED, FOR LONDON. jrf&tA. "P'OYAL MAIL BTKA- IsP'ili^-, M IRS, with superior " l^^li'v:.!^ sssoosmodatlonf oral! glasses **""''■;"''"''"''': ~;'''" of passengers, calling ?,t Monto Vfdaoorßio, Tenerlffe ftnd'Plf. month. Vessel jTon Commander Prom Date. Tbkomara 6238 J Maxwell Wel'gn Jan 23 Dalphio 8273!WBreen IWel'n Feb 20 *Gothio 17755 WaKidley — Mar 28 Kamara 6034 W Scofcland — Maori Js3l7jT Moflfatb — tßangafclra'aO4s G Nicole —■ * Twin Screw t No paaaengers carried For further particulars, apply NICOLL BROS. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY O(? NEW ZEALAND. Limited tTEAMERgS>&II FECMLITTBLTOISr AS UNDER: F®r Weßbport and Qreyinoutk—Weekly Wellington— Monc^r, Tuesday, Thors* day and Saturdays NOTE—For extra sailinga Bee advertise ment in Christoharoh papers Dnnedin — Mondays, Fridays and alternate Tuesdays and Saturdays Nelson and Pioton, via Wellington— Tuesday and Saturday Sydney, via Auckland — Alternate Thursdays The above are subject to alteration; eference should therefore be made to OhrJatchureh daily papers foi dates and honr of sailing For further particulara apply to F PERRIMAN, Agent, Aehbartoo .: : ■ BUSINESS NOTICES WEBLEY & SONS, HAVING taken ovex the late MrOsborn Coombe's connection, will visit Ash burton and BurrouDding districts three tfmsa per annum, viz, March, July ami November Orders may be left at the Ccmmeroia Hotel or with Mr Llewellyn O«veti at his Mnalo Studio, Arcade Chambers, Aahburton fes. SIoBRIDE, Monumental Sculptor, 60 Stafford St, Titnaru tA LWAYS in Stock—A first XjL class uelecMon of Marble and Granite Monuments, Designs and Estimates may be inspected a 6 the establishment of Mr John Wilson, Painter, Burnett Street, Ashburtcn Letter Cutting in any style HINBY STEPEENSON, ipaccamov to Alfred Harrison.) , Eatabiiahed 20 years. AUCTIONEER, LAND ESTATE AND 3OMMIBSION AGENT AND VALUER WEEKLY SALEB of Live Steels Produce, Furniture, etc., EVERY SATURDAY, at 12 o'clock. Clearing Sales of Stock, Household Furni ture, etc., as per arrangement in any part of the oounfcy. Advances made on all gooda placed in my nanda for Sale. Regular Consignments of Colonial Grown and Island Fruit sold privately through the week, and at Auction on SATURDAYS, Agent: Norwich Onion Fire Insurance Company k Dresden' Pianoforte Manufacturing and Agency Company. PIANOS and ORGANS on time pay ments from 2O"S per month. HEHKY sYePHENSON, AUCTIONEER. THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, Ltd "*"■*"''• t Offices, Warehouses, and Grain Storea West Street, Aadburton, EVERY Descr.ption of Farmers Requisites at lowest raise. Groceries, Hardware Saddlery, Cornsacirß, Woolpacke, . Twine, Oils' Tinware Home Covers So!b Goods & Boofcß GRAIN SOLD ON COMMISSION. Having reliable information from cur Agents fn other parta of the Colonies, we are In a position to obtain highest possible price, for all grata placed in oar hands for disposal, Shareholders should be particularly care ful to enquire from us and inspect oar goods before ordering olsewhsre. COKNSACKB NOW LANDING EX SHIP. Clients should order immediately, and save expense of handling. Binder Twine. C»ll and obtain our quotations before ordering elsewhere. T F GIBSON, Manager



BUSINGS NOTICES NEW ZEALAND INSURANCK COMPANY ESIABMBHED 1869 CAPITAL—ONE MILLION ITIHE Premier and Wealthiest, joloo'a! -H Company, Noted for Promptness and Liberality vueawea Paid-np Capital and Reserves, £400,000 Fire and Marine Risks, Also, — Eisks on Growing Crops, Threshing Machines, etc, accepted at lowest current rates NICOLL~BROP., Agents FAT LAMBS A ND SHEEP. TO THE FARMERS OF ASBBDRTON AND Surrounding District. ~TT7~E Have pleasure to notify that we will be BUYING either by the head on the farm, or at per lb in the Factory, at TOP MARKET VALUES throughout the coming season, NICOLLBROS. ASHBURTON:. ROSS 1 ANDITOTE & OINTMENT THE GREAT HERBAL REMEDY FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD. fl HE following unsolicited Testimonial i by a gentleman well known in Ashbnrton speaks for itself :— Maeterton, August 28,1901. Rosa Aktidotk Company. Dear Sire,-—I feel lfc my duty to give you this enclosed testimonial in favor of Ross Antidote for purifying tfce blood. I have been a great sufferer for many yeats from ulcerated stomach, indigeption, 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 bub yours, and oae day some eighteen months ago & gentleman came Into the shop where I was employed. He remarked 'Jack, you look very ill' (and you may depend I was), He added, * Will you take come medicine if I procure it; I replied I will cake anything. He brought me a bottle of your Antidote, ana I took it accordingly as directed, and to my delight I began to geb well, and after taking three large bottlea I waa a new man —thanks to your great discover y. I always keep ib by me, and find a few doses occasionally keep me In perfect health, and I wish you the success wish It fchae sach a medicine merits. You can make what use you like of this, —I remain yours, etc, J H Pattiing, Masterton May ba obtained from Messes Fletchbk Bbos and Shearman Bkos, Ashburton 9 232 THE DAINTIEST LITTLE WHEEL THAT EVER WAS" li The Bambler." HAYING sold oat of my old stock of theee superior Bicycles, I have «sc opened up a fresh consignment of the LATEST PATTERN " RAMBLER" SPECIAL LIGHT RACERS, ROAD RAOERS, & ROADSTERS la all sizes and all fitted with the eve* lasting Q Sr J detachable Tyre CALL AiND INSPEOI THE STOCK. Price Easy. Riding Easy. Machines the Strongest Earth. ACCESSORIES IN STOCK. OTHER MAKES FITTED WITH G & J TYRES, D. THOMAS. Manning & Go's NEW SEASON'S BOTTLED ALES AND STOUT. IN QUARTS AND PINTS, THB BESTiN""THE MARKET Eqnal tc the Leading Brands ol ENGLISH ALES. Agents for Ashbnrton—Messes Shbab mjn Bbos



BUSINESS NOTICBS /~1 OVERNMRNT LSFiS INSURANCE; br Mr J H Pthvbns. of H&vrera, insured for , £100 in 1880, uo4 nia policy matured lust I year. He paid £66 1 83 in premiums, and received at "maturity £125 9, wbioh is approximated equal to a return of M pre miums with 3^s per cent compound interest, after having baen covered against the risk of deabh for 20 years, COPY OF LETTER FROM ASBURKD Dear Sir, —I am in receipt of your ohrque | on account of policy 14638 matured. This insurance voder Table 11120 has given me free insurance for 20 yosire, and now returns my premiums with 50 per cenb added. You may use this letter if desirably Yours Faithfully, Jas H Stevens/ The above instance ie only one of many hnndredo, which aro now maturing at the rate of £1.000 a week.'. J H RICHARDSON Government Insurance Commissioner A CARD. MESSRS STRINCTr & CRESSWELL BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS CHRISTCHUROH, HAVE OPENED A BRANCH OFFICE ab Mb Davison's, West Street ABhburton, where they will attend every THURSDAY and on other days when necensary. They will be represented in Ashbarton by Mr J. Davison, who is authorised to receive instructions on their behalf, and to whom communications may be addressed. We have various sums of money awaiting nveatment ab lowest current rates. STRINGER &™ORESSWELL, SOLICITORS, CHRISTCHURCH & ASHBURTON COOKING RANGES. "DARNINGHAM AND CO. ,8 IMPEOVED EEALANDIA, NEW PATENT: Needs do Setting. Can be nsod as Open Fire. ASK FOB IMB IMPROVED ZEALANPJA, tJSRMANENT BUILDING AND INV33TMENT SOOIETY. LOANS OR&NTSD FtvOM £25 and upwards, at current ratea Full Particulars on application. Office —Tanored Street» Office HourE—9.3o a m till 4p w Firaii Tuesday in Month—9 30 a m tili 4 p m ; and 7 tili 9pm ALBERT ROBERTS, Manager A MObT REMARKABLE CASE FIVE DOCTORS BAFFLED CASE CONSIDERED HOPELESS SUFFERING FOR OVER NINE LOJSG "SEARS Oared at iasb with that Wonderful Remedy PLANTEKOA OINTMENT Mis Walter Mullis, Oriental Street, Patone, eaya :—'' For over nine years I have been through the most torturing agony any human mortal has ever been called upon to pass through. Any person J who may read these lines and who has been unfortunate enough to have had Eczema, will know my condition when I say that for the period above stated I had Eczama in its worst and moat painful form on both legs and feot. At times they would bleed and run, at others the smarting, burning itch would neatly drive me mad, and I felt that I could tear myself to pieces to get relief. At other i times the swelling would be so great that j I could not put a boot on or even pat my foot to the ground. I had always to wear j bandages and many's the time I have got up 10 and 12 times during the. night to attend to the feet and legs, and apply ointment or lotions to try and ease the pain. I have often sat on the side of the bed and cried like a child with the tortar* Ing agony I was in, and wished myself dead. During those nine years I was treated by five different doctors, aud the ointment, lotions, and salves I have tried could be called Legion. I had made up my mind to go into the Wellington Hospital, and, if nothing could be done, said I would have my feet taken off if it would only ease my suffering. One day my little boy said to me, ' Mother, why don't you try Plantekoa Ointment?' 1 replied that I was sick and tired of trying, and thought Plantekoa was like a lob of others I had used. However, a fsw days after this a friend advieed me to try it, saying that it was splendid, and that they had never seen anything like it, so that day I sent to Mr Eichbauu, chemist, Jackson Street, and got a box, and I have to say that was the best I'UECHASF. I ever made. : PLANT*KOA OINTMENT HAS CURED ME, and my husband often says ' It would be cheap if itcost aguinea a box.' As evidence of the change, lam now wearing a par of boots that; [ threw aside ♦welve months ago, from the fact that my feet were so swollen i could not get them on, and now 1 can wear them with ease and comfort. I may say there are i-cores of Petone residents who know my case, and have known m® for a number of years and what a terrible sufferer I have been. I shall be pleased to answer any enquiries or give farther particulars if desired," To others who may be suffering frcm Eczema, or any other skin trouble, all ws ask is that you Bhould TRY IT. Once you use ie, it will recommend itself. Obtainable from all leading Chemists and Storekeepers. A PENT, J. JA.CK3ON, Sawders' Buildings, East Street,



( BUSINESS NOTICES f; mamm^ . 30000 l~j . UnIUJN ■ i[n[ lp Crokiiig'Baiiges /^—"/^^^""t^^LP^ In Use !n the Colony KJ~£/C=ISHJ C«l> $51 ?l'be, burn Lignite. Trae Coal, or Wood up | ~~~~^~ Sct^^^S """" ■"'■jgyi—■ to 2it 6in t% EZIZ3 tf^^^^T N0 SETTING REQUIRED. psisiEliSj| u~ With Stove Pipe can be worked oat 1q the - ft iiijij^si X open. Splendid Bread Bakera tr \ lg§|pp A \ x/^^-<4^ i j With caeb iron or copper boilers. The (wMtxseKf ft *O<T*^ | copper boilers are Urge and tin lined inside* tessaf I I L, . Repairs are a Minimum, SiR ; ...-.^* f**N>wW fife Bta&a in all sizes, single or double Pm js*=>B»sa£g JsSSSSei High cr low pressure boilers gold by all Ironmongers, from whom »!*■» hi ■■..■4a*eaanmmi Catalogues can bo obtained, or from the mtkers H. R. SHACKLOCK. LTD SOUTH END FOUNDRY, Peinoks Steeet, DUX»M)IN The Cheapest Shop in Ashburtou. LAWN MOWERS. LAWN' MOWERS, FROM 323 6d BACH. Including <Monarch,' 'Pastime,' 'New laoy,' fc. gardS~tools. The Greatest) Variety h» Aehburton, afe prioas to sait everybody, Inoluding the New Amerioar. ficuffie Datoh, Gariiea und Plantation Hoes, Garden Rakes, Spades, fcorka, Trowels. Syringes, Boraer 'iorbn, Boys' Spades, oto AGENT for the CELEBRATED 'SYRACUSE' Combination Seed Drills and Cultivators. Horse Hoes aod Oultiyatorß auperior to Planet Jr at 4 lesa prioo SHEEP SHEARs7°"iH£EP SHEARS- I have just received ray first shipment, including T U S, 8,8 A, 11A, eto ; abo Turkey and Washita Oi! Stones all AT bedrock prices { CARPENTERS' 100LS—As usaal, lamup to date in v^riety^and price, line largest selection in the Ashbarton Count? to select from g. meßdins, The People's Iromiiooger, Burnett Street, Opposite Arcade .jj-.-.m.ijirijJu, jujui j a »—!■ in mil, ■iMiiMiiiii mm mminw n — ■ ■mi '■ '■ m—w—m »■■ »" wn—f A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR. * WHILE wishing our many Friends the Compliments of the Season, J. MELLOR, of the Zealandia Boot Store, bega to inform his many Customers that daring the Christmas Holidays he ia offering some Wonderful Value in Footwear Having boaght at a big discount; 300 Pairs of np to date Boots and Shoes, he intends giving his Customers the benefit of this Special Purchase by clearing the lot at startling &ale Prlcee. The Following are a few of oar Pnees ;— G^nts Boots 7s lid, nenal price 10a 6d I Mena Shorter Boots jjjreatly reduced Girls and Boya School Boots 3a lid, usual j Ladies Taa Shoes at 7* 61, usual pnce 10a Od prioe bi 6d MeDS Good Biuchers 5j Hi Ladkß Pretty Walking Shoes at 63 63, usual 5 Dczan P^ira of Damaged Boots almost P rioeßi6d given away Childreaa Anklo Straps from 2i | Oar very large Stock of American, ISafacttar, and English Goods will be greatly redcc d during the holiday season. Kow's yoar time to buy. Remember that Mellor's Zealandia Boot Store is a household word. Atk your friends where they get) the best value in Boots and Shoes, and they will teli you to go to Mellar's Z aUndia Boot Store, the Leading Boot Shop, Tancred Street, Ashburton. iijIUUUILIMJIMMaBMWBIIIIIIIIIMIiINIMniMII'IIM DO YOU GIVE YOUR CHILDREN -i 'Aulsebrook's COCOA [ l . l!_j : ' AIII CPRDnf>l<r'<s Absolutely full of Nourishing and AUL,otit>K*JUIV S WUWUA. Sustaining Properties. SMOKE ONLY NEf VENUS. A PBEFECT TOBACCO. BELFAST AND FAIRFIELD FREEZING WORKS MANURES, ARE THE BEST ■™r turnips, rape, wheat, and any other crop. SPECIAL MANURES ; are macta to suit any kind of Soil or description of Crop. Samples of £OIL .O^LYgED free of cost to Farmers using our Manure For the present season an all round reduction in price of 7s 6& per Ton j 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 OANTEBBUBT FBQZENISiAT AMD DAIRY PKOBUCB ■ EXPORT COMPANY, LIMITED. •f. WAYMOUTH Secretary, I * 139 Hereford Street, Christohuroh



BUSINESS NOTICES Wm. Strangb Sole Partners and Proprietor! [Thos, Covebjuli HOW TO OBTAIN UP-TO-DATE GOODS AT CITY PEIOES. TXTHEN about to BUY, you naturally look about y«t la order is dliowtr th« Cheapest Market, and where the very beat value for year money ma; fee hid* II well advised your choice will finally fall on some great City Warehouse, where they purchase large lots of everything at a time {and a@ seonre the moefc adfantageoai (Termi possible) and where they offer yoa an immense selection of op to date Coeds! WE HAVE JUST HTJOH AN ESTABLISHMENT. It ie the largest) of its kind la New Zealand* We import on a truly oolonal aaale, and we deal direct with the greab manufacturers. We are also maonfftoturers ourselves, and aontrol a number of important) local industries. Conteqnently it will pay you no plaoe YOUR ORDERS WITH ITS, and if yoa oannob do 1b la Person yon can Shop With Us By Post As THOUSANDS of our regular Customers already do» Write down yonr requirement* as explicitly as you can, eooloae remittance to valua, post yoor letter (it will only require a penny stamp, remember), and we will do the rest I Ton will be delighted, because, by dealing with as yoa may obtains Beautiful New Season's Goods at Oily Prices. One trial of this system will oocvSnoe yoa. STRANGE & COMPANY, MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, & FAMILY DRAPERS, OHRISTOHUROH WILLIAM PATCHING. EAST & BURNETT STREETS, ASHBURTOI*. SADDLER & HARNESS MAKER. \M V COMPETENT STAFF now includes FIBST-OLASS COLLAR AND SADDLE MAKERS. Fife and Workmanship Guaranteed. Repairs Executed Promptly and at Moderate Rates ABE CASH BUYERS OF PRIME MILLING WHEAT ! OFFICE M ARCADE. Open Tuesdays and Saturdays, CO&NSAOKS SUPPLIED /^"DTOHPTIVrr^ done on farmers 1 (jrlllo J lIM vx account. CANTERBURY ROLLER FLOUR MILLS COMPANY D. "WOOD, Manager WOOL, WOOL, WOOL. I AM now making LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES, FREBS OF COMMISSION, upon all Wool placed In my hands for sale, either In A&hbnrton, ChriitcbOMh, Tioaara, or for Shipment. This Season a WOOL SALES for Canterbury have beenjfixed as tmder, vizj:— CHBISTCHURCH- fIMARU- Jannary 17th, 1902 Jannary 14th, 1902, Febrntty 20th, 1902 February 26fch, 1902 I shall be represantsd both at Ohristohuroh and Timarn WOOL FOR CHRISTCHURCH to be consigned— MATSON AND^.CO., Addlngfcun, account D. Thomas. WOOL FOR TIMARU to be consigned—N.Z, Loan and Mercantile Company's Sidlog, Tlmara, acooanb D. Thomas. WOOL PACKS, AMD ALL STATION REQUISITES SUPPLIED AT LOWEST MARKET RATES. DAVID THOMAS, ASHBURTON; , mmmmmmmmQ , , , ■ _ PURE SEEDS. I HAVE ERECTED, regardless of ooßb, the MOST COMPIifiTB tEED CLEANING PLANT south of the Llue, and I now »s> FArmers to fcspacts the same at work. I^AM PREPARED TO CLEAN FOR FARMERS ANIft.DEBORIPTION OF SEEDS OR GRAIN, AND WILL GUARANTEE TO GIVE THEM -SATISFACTION. I can supply BEST RYEGRASS AND COCKSFOOT (locally grown), also BE&l 1 DLOVERS, dressed by nayjown machines), the purity of whleh'moat be seen to be appreciated. AIbo—HURSI AND SON'S English Clovers, Tarnlpa, Rape, SiUoame, Trefoil, Etc. D. THOMAS, ASHBURTON



Holms CycLES-Tbe display of Hoilit cycles now on view at John Orr & Co'a iB well woithy of inspection by all oyoliDg enthoi laßts. These machines are mads from genuina B S. A parts by the celebrated gnsmakera, I, Hollis & Sooe, Birmingham, which should be Eufficieab guaratsteb of their effioleccy. The mode's we have seen are superbly finished, and the high standard of quality attained in the manufacture of the Hollis bicycle faM been most) rigidly maintained.



PLANTEKOA THE GREAT HERBAL REMEDY FOR THE BLOOD. How oft 'tis eald, * What's in a name?' To place It on the roll of fame, Amongst the* foremost to remain; * PLANTEKOA Whab cheers the traveller on life's way, Beset with ills from day to day 1 With one accord the people say,—- I PLANTEKOA A s Star of Hope' shlnea o'er the way, Where pain and sickness hold foil sway } The Remedy that's come to stay— * PLANTEKOA Surpassing piles of patent pills, That often play with human ills; To save the doctor'e heavy biU^ TEKoA The libtle children, pale aad weak, Who neither play or pleasure seek } Wh»'iß" ■MkM'ho loßy ftSmroi Ash often, too, when in the * teens' E&vr listless youbh and maiden seems j A remedy within their means.— ■ PLANTEKOA And later in life's battle strife. With push and competition rife 5 For wear and tear of business life— PLANTSKOA For rip« old age, for calm and rest. When son Is sinking in |fle wesb ; Life's journey through PLANTEKoTbINTMENT, The Mighty Healer PLANTEKOA HERB TOILBT BOAP for the Skin From Chemists and Storekeepers Agent— J. JACKSON, 1 Sawders' Buildings, Aehborion,