AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

Alleged Outrages in a Lunatic Asylum. Mkuiotjkhb, June 5. A woman, who was lately discharged from the A rarat Lunatic A sylum, has made some serious charges against the officials of that institution. She d.cl.r.s that the female attendants frequently appropriate the s limu lants ordered for tbe patients and g.t drunk. 11 is also alleged tbat the patients are brutally uaed, and that some of them have died iv tbe asylum owing to the ill treatment they Have received. Ihe head officials of the institution are not, it is said, aware of these disgraceful proceedings, as the attendants are careful to conceal the Ir regularities, the Chief Secretary has cem • muulcatod with the Inspector-General of Lunatic Asylums, and if the foregoing as sertions are confirmed, an official enquiry will be held.

A Chinaman Murdered.

Mblboubnb, June 5: I ■Vcsterdiy afternoon Ah You*.g, -a Cainese opium-seller in Little ttuurke stteet, was fou.d lyiog dead in the front loom of his house iv a pool of bl od. Bis | throat was cut, and his head tattered ia by mime -harp instrument. Tne mtird.r seems to have been deliberately planned, aud Ah Young's body was quite cold when discovered, life having apparently been extinct about 12 hours. So clue has beeu obtained to tho murderer, but there is ■ not the slightest doubt that the perpetrators of the crime were instigated by a desire to obtain some of the Chinaman's hoardings, which were known to be concealed iv the house, Ah Young was a miser, and he made large sums of money by allowing his house to be used as a place of assignation by Celestials and dissolute women of the lowest clas.. Uo had been frequently urged to bank his money, but he p-.rsiaten.ly declined to do 80. Later.— The murder of the Chinaman Ah Young is very mysterious. He lived in Morning star Lane, and his hi* use was largely patronised by opium-smokers and abandoned women. Hia boay was dis covered lying on a bed, aud a hatchet which was found in the hou.e is supposed to have been need to smash hia skull. A post-mortem examination ol the corpse ducloeed the fact that the victim had been stabbed first, and had died bleeding profusely. Tha police are unable as yet to throw any light upon the affair ; but as the floor was ripped up, and the plac« thoroughly ransacked, it 1* saimised that the crime was committed by European! for the sake of the Chiuamaa'a money. Hi one appears to have heard any sounds of i struggle, and the atiair ia rendered more mysterious by the fast that every aighi i number of people sleep ia the hoa.a, bal the plaoe was quite empty after 2 e'elocl yesterday morning, when tho dtt.ea.e-. wai left by himself. Ihe scene of tae murder ii the haunt of thieve . who ars a disgrace te a civilised community. A Chinaman and European woman hare since been arrested on suspieioa,

Garotters Sentenced to be Flogged.

SronxT, June 7. At the Quaiter S.tslons yesterday, before His Honor Mr District Judge Dowling, twc men named Benjamin Janus and Edward Dow.es were inflicted for garetting and robbing an eldetly man named Jamei Graham, on the 20th of April, at Sydney, A second count charged prisoners with as* .nulling and robbing the prosecutor. Tht prosecutor, a contractor at. the Glebe, de< posed that sbottly after midnight on April 20 he stopped at a coffeo-siall at tbe 7 corner of Liverpool and Eiizabeth'-treeta, and partook of seme refreshment. He ha«t been drinking earlier iv tbe day, and was somewhat then under the influence of drink, but knew peife.tly what he was doing. In payifij lor the coll. c he unfortunately pulled onl some gold which the prisoners, who wen also at the stall, had an opportunity ol seeing. Tht prisoner. Jones asked tht prosecutor to treat him, but tbe latter de clined. The prisoner Downts then asked prosecutor where he lived, aud being told at the Glebe, said they (tbe prisoners) lived in that direction, and would accompany him. Prosecutor replied it was a fine moonlight night, and that he could manage to go home by himself. Recreated Eiizab.th--.reet, aud wa* folio* ci by the two piiaoners, who suggested that he should go up Liverpool strier. He appears to have absented to this, and the trio went up Liverpo >I-street and then turned down Mtbsdale-sir.et. When some distance down the last-men tioned street, Jones said, "Let's go for him"; whereupon he w»s seized, forced into a passage, and garrotted by Jones, who placed one of his arms ronnd prosecu tor's neck and bis knee in prorecu'ers back. Dowries then rifled his pockets of £13 10s in gold, about 2s 3d in silver, and a tram ticket. The prosecutor was very much hurt indeed, and tendered insensible. After coming to, be went in search of the police. He found Sergeant Broderick, who proceeded with tbem t > the locality where the outrage bad taken place. Tbe sergeant made a search, and found upon the ground a Sd piece, a tram ticket, and tbe stump of a cigar, From a description of the men, Broderick, who dis tinguished himself by gnat diligence and promptitude, arretted the accused the'fol lowing night in a brothel a little distance frem the scene of the robbery, aod took tbem to the policoststfon, where they were positively identified by the protecntor. A list of previous convictions was read against both prisoners. His Honor ordered each of the prisoners to be kept to hard labour upon tbe roads for the term of seven years, aud to receive 60 lathes, the whipping to be idmioistered privately in Darlinghurst gaol on the 13th inst. Both prisoners v/eri not a little affected at the sentence, Jones in particular turning quite pale ant faint. Jones protested his itinooono*, but Down es had nothing to say. ■ ■ ■'' ■ ■:■■■•, \ ■••

SHAKESPEAR AND COS NEW STORE.

THIS Is a handsome brick building, til two stories, fronting Lome-street, and situated at the rear of their Qnoen-street store. The baaoment, 33 feet by *__ font, is divided by an arched gateway, the room on either side running the entire depth of the building—. one being utilised as a showroom for sewing machines, and is filled with specimens ol all sizes,and iric.3-.rom the Improrel Home Shuttle Hand Machine, at £3 15s, to the full cabinet Domestic, at £16. As a show of these useful and ornamental instruments (now. become s necessity), wn have seen nothing to equal it in New Zea land ; and tho great advance that manufac turers have made is apparent in the style, capacity for work, finish, eas ', and almost noiseless working of the better class. Aft Shakespcar. who has spent nearly all bis life in the manufacture and sale of sewing machines, and who is probably the most practical man in the colony, explained tons the various machines, their parts, differenees.modeofworidntrend weaknesses, aud whilst feeling proad of their manuf. fttory, machinery, and tne great number of their own machines that they have sold, frankly admitted that the eminent firm of Grover and Baker, combined with the Domestic Sewing Machine Company,had prodncedin their Domestic a machine that puts all others into the background by its sim plicity, durability, finish, and range of work. On leaving the (show-room, we inspected the other half, and found this occupied as a store for cases not opened, and as a workshop. Upstairs we found- a splendid room, tho fall size of the building, devoted to bicycles and tricycles. There any purchaser can ride round on either machine, and secure the necessary Instruc tion before commencing operations on the roads. The front to Lome-street is hand somely cemented, and is one ot a number of large stores that have already trans formed this part of the city into a busy centre.

SINGULAR CHARGE OF FORGERY.

(BY TBLKOBAPH- PBKSS ASSOCU.. O j.) DUNEDIN, W-.d_e.__, AT the Police Court to-day, John JonJ. . tlderly man, was charged with forging 2 uttering two promissory notes'on the B&v - of New South Wales, Wanganui for£aSu and £36 respectively. The bills wets*? to a hotelkeeper as eecurityfor b,a_£_ lodging. They were sinned by '♦sfcSs Williams," and eodoreed by '«_•£!_ Jo ies.,; It turned out that there wa_ _ such person as Fredk. William. i_d «. Bench said if there was no such pelioß Williams, his name could not bttm^ besides, there was ao proof ____ .kiw would not be taken np when they matn«? The charge was dismissed without wmnaT' There was a further cbarge ot iK* j nature, which was remanded till Tn__w"

THE LATE REV. E.N. BREE.

(To the Editor;) :^ ' SIR-As a general rule,1 I -Hnk*%w ( smd of ape. son's merns alter de.thti, b. tter, especially iv a uew»p ap _ t m.~f are, however, exceptions to evenm,!. * I cannot help thinking the velyS^ Imigut al_o»t say uncharitablei.t,„^s. corded the late Rev. E. N. Cl^te of All Saints', was scarcely^Kn.*' have been expected from ft.T__lwSri liberal spirit oi Auckland.' lSl y!ed intimate friend of the ta-Q^froM earliest residence here, I took th. __k(_7t differing irom many of the rev. gentSX tbeologioal views, and often iuo__dhh» very hardly. I am, nwrttel^Sto ,ay he had a wonderful hrotherl^™,jX fortttewholehumanrace. Hem_d ß -iJat>-. dictoiy as it may sound-en.mie.' ftok U_ ' very desire to propitiate. Witfc all kS learning and his years, he _*«__,. fofcX have understood the petty ntetnitsS. «4 immense littlenets, of a section .f'Zi humanity; for he would*«._"inwEk friends Chancellors, aad the women U*__ Bountiful. Aad here h-slTUnhiixL Mate I one grasd piece of humanity eo__ __*_ hia brother of smallest means. Albeit ha probably counted someth% betUit at the beginning. Shocking, f totlcea, how. ever, that thoss whose bitterest word vu too good fer him during a' wjrtloa of his lifslime, followed W 'pom remains to the gr»ve. _*____lf' _» remembered his kindly socialqu.litiei u_ neighboar, bis almost ■ uo.tm.l_4 hospitality, his wonderful forbearii&tSe. ud his forgiving disposition after their la, soltnse when they had f6rgbt).fr*' _& ut, hi* place, and that ha was their teacher. Many of ni have beeu wanting in respect te the kindly old i»cutnb*_t, but uuny __*••» trwted hlmcm.Uy, remembering his ihort> oor—loga and forgetting thair own. The * Ear. Mr Bree was an «xc«ll«n| reader, a good pr«acl__ 'ierf 'tender 1 with the failings of .-hers, and mo-, uabisottid. I venture to tar, t_t_a him for aU in all, his plice will hot Sadly be filled. "The gen.lem.rdy old rain,* "tha nice old man," as almost eveiy en. •peaks of him, will never ba forgotten the old residents of Ponsonby, and it It tut easy to calculate how much ho will bo missed. Let those who feel is-tinea to cavil at these remarks place their good and bad qualities beside his, and leehow* Uuy j tally. Trnstiog to your usual fairness la 1 the absence of a batter scribe,-I.email, yours, .fee,, •':.,' , K. T. G. Geaisqeb, Ponsonby Road;

MINING NEWS.

,;, MINING BsPO-TS. . JtjaT-iS-.it-«.-I am still sloping away tw. 4 Moeka lo »• 1 with all the mdi omiobi« som. Tea ooatraotoit.have tank W lertthli montk. and the shaltU BOtDs downia splendMeonatrr, —_t _»»dl f.** lUM.T. Ju»» It „ , ■ T ~, ■■:! 3 Naw North Db vow.-Driving hit beeaooa tinned. Tbe not It to good oountry, With twt ■end w-Ols, bat In taking down tot reel till . time thar- wm more mullock mixed with thi 1 quartsl bat I do not think It will last long.. (i__o»a)-»HO«. Baovobd, June 1L Qoma of HHQ..-SD (ooiomaiidell^-T-n m| : hat been driven about Bit, lit 4 tht osmpaßrt ground, giving some-ex.elent prospect*, tul btdßfulr fico-.t'rus to, A-jet no portion o< the see? tried cottifns _01l Tha ©oi_it ._ htl been very loose tin now, but shows signs t< Improvement.—(Signed) H. Macdoh-—i, J not New Cor.oviAL (C!ororaanael)--Gohia north. the drive has Iwen extended to tha Queen of England boundary, giving fair prospects the whole way. Golngsouth > 17ft.havobeenWve» with encouraging results. Anoth.r_raallo.tx* loader has boon cut, giving good ■.prospects, .■;,■ Conßlderlog the number of veins and ofnhoolf out, all carrying gold, it may be inferred tl»t sooner or later a heavy deposit will be dropped on.—(Signed) H. Macdonald. June llj - Lo-don.—Toe reef in east drive isfsHjStl, thick, and colours of gold have been sees it different times. This morning I got fib Mr'-:' plckod stone from hanging wall. There Is -tat ■'.' 28ft. of the reef stripped in west drive, and som nice mineral Showing. The reel in east-rlri has a tendency towards No. 2 reef, and sho—t junction some 50ft. eastward of the present tut j -(Signed) Chas. D. Waits:, Juno'lf. l™. ■■'■ Buiqbt mkilb.—l htvs cxn»-.-s4' SS loedl gnarrs and 2ewt of tpeolmens and picked ttoel foe the irooa yield of 2)6 czi melted gold, tat I 1 am putting throogn some blasktilog. fros j which I expect 19 ounce* mors by" w ___ei_j . nose*. lam driving east and keetusg Imo__ . tlope well mp. Will be breaking dowa letd M, ; this an i seoond ttopes next week, from wblohl expect to net some Bpeclroest. I have m oomoeneed to extend drir- wee. of, miit wlnse. aslamofoploionl will g%t ytqrjr, gtol stone a law feet ahead. The mine looks treuftl further good return*.-(80.) Jains Giant Juan tl. ' : '***-*• Success.—l have discontinued north ttorA, which has not turned out as expected. Til reef has got large again -IBIn th-ok-tad -_. not prospect so well. The Waft ■MopeSwSl'lf clear ot the slide and something may be loolrf for. Cross-cut South 81opfl: Tho groa-HI ,i harder; The reef Is expected In a fowteetmon), :| driving.-(Stened) Pbthr Ram, -noe H,-* i - .• " ". .

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THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, JUNE 14.



~~ ■jAnctioPß' ' 6, MK-B. «• 0. OABB. B. D. TONM 7 vrw^JiSDAY, junk 20, GKEaT bale OF '_ .' ..'J' CITY -QROPERTIES, IT If X ROPER TIE S, UNDER THB WILL OF THE LATE MR. E, GOSILBY, AT THK BRUNSWICK MART, OH WEDNESDAY, THI 20TH JURE; AT TWKLVB O'CLOCK NOON. TERMS 1 Ten per oent, cash on tho fall of tho hammer; the balance to bo paid at any time within three months from day ot sale, bearing interest untl paid at tho rato of seven per cent, per annum, PLANS READY. B, TONKS ft 00., Anetloneenb 'f>v~ v:;i; ./■'■'■' 9, t, dbOIUt-RE. siStiAaa TCMOBBOW. HOUBIHOLD FOBNIXURBi FOB SAtB, by aneUon, at opt Rooms, on Friday, lflflt-tst. at 11 HOUSSHOLD FORNITURB, et»wU_.n_ Of -OoSoh and six Chairs lln Cretonne). Oouehesi, Chairs, Pictures, Lamps, SJieDrßook asolvo-, yaso., FendjJJ. Rugs,, Ourtalns, Brackets, cnefrnn'or., Ji^lig Maohlne.. Walnut Tabes, n-TtSiVaS. Cnttoiy. New Iron Bed ___■_%WmSm Msttrasses. Mirrors. Ote.' Drawenir Washstands, ToUet "ware Drattlni. Tables Wardrobe. ' OtotSei Press, Cot, Kitchen Utensils, iirener, teo. Also. . In Beveral intestate Estate?. tBUNKS and BAGS Personal Moots and , , Olothlng . . -.0 Ifl - -7' Ano,V: A LOT Framing. Glass, teo. BAMUBL COCHRANE * SOB, Auctloac.is. llqt '.j -. '■.'. ..--''■■ « ■, OOOBBABBJ I*** D*OT» THURSDAY, JON-21. ST OBD-R OF THK RUGI-TRAROF THB BY Q BOPRKMB COURT Or N--:? "' ZEALAND. . VRBBROLD PROPERTIES, HAMILTON BAST. __-im„ Subscribers have received inatruc 1^ .inn. from the Hegißtrar of the Supreme «A-*^^^ Zealand, to sell by auetlon, al S_fLa-lMartlFort_»et onThnr.day.2lst |a«lMlt_»t 183. Town ol ALHaIiUWn East containing i acre . wltt / r, <• St.ffiS's Shop. Dwelßng-house, an. T|ar& thrreon erected, ai now ■_S__SSd Sr Mesrs. Tristram an. Lovet>. . •''■'* '■'■ BAHUBL COCHRANB & 80H, Auctioneer- _ ' '"ifrn MONDAY, J ONE 18. -.■■;■ HOMBS^Jb THB PEOPLE. Bale W th. v ™l b parkeBtatb.8tatb. WtLDI^CQ ALLOTMEHTB, BICHMOOT KOAD (near Auckland), f rHE undeisigied has rcc.ived instrne BOTA-TBTO LAND. In Allotments to suit the Teaulremeats ot that lane and Important olast ot the oommonlt-f known bs tha artisan class. L ■nae-Laßd.Tran.fer. H.vt.-Worklnß Men, look ont for this sab, and in the-eartlma apply to the un.erMgDOd for plans and other pattiotdars.: . Also (at the same time and place), The lollowlDß Lota at Kllerslle, Part of Gar flans. RnsseU Creaoeot and Panmure Roadt- I^lM,-3,m4.m,1_A.8_,1_.6Je,8_7.85» B. 0. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. DURHAM YARDS. _)____,_ ITOB BALE, at the Durham| Yardi ■KN I! every Tuesday, at 11 o'olook, H mpga. TALLOW. WOOL, and BKINB. H HUHTER A BO__N,"



I *-' AUOU"Pf» -'" ' ! JOHN _m>ON. TBUWD. LEYDON ' TO'MOHEOW. | At 11 o cluck. SHRUB:-. __,OWt.l'.JfiG PL-KTS, , i'l.Ul'L TREKS, &.. &0, MESSRS JOK.. & Ed. LEYDUR TfAVINGr made arrangements with Mr t~l James Mason, of 'Parnell Nurseries, will rcccivo weekly aupplic-t of tho newest collec- * tlona of SHRUBS, FLOWERING PLANTS. FRUIT 1 TREES, &c, which they will offer to tho publio. j JOHW &B. LKVDON, I Auctioneer.*. — ~ I SATURDAY, JUNE IC, /it 11 o clock. EXTENSIVE SALE OF JEW-LL-RY,' i'IOTUHES, FURNI- , TUbE, VR&F&tiY, CLOTHING, &C. V, V. fcVANS I I AS received i.structions to sr.ll by I"1 pnWIo nun\iou (oa acc^-nt ot whom it I mayCJi.cerc) itt his J.r.tul Mart, Quaoc-atroet, 02 .'atnrday, Jtmo 1?, at 11 o'clo: k. GOLD and SII.VWIJ WATdH»S, •LOOKBTa BRUOOHiIS, CTUD. CHAIUIc, tec. i-C. _.!1 Now Gcct.9 CULLECIIONCFPICTURKP, various sntjoots CUiiSiS Oi" OHAVV-Cr3, FURNITURE, tea DBAPKRY AND CLOTHING. D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer. " TUESDAYS, T H,E H A~YM ABKKT, SALE OF Y7OOL, SHEEPSKINS] HIDK3 AND TALLOW, each Tuesday, at 1. o'olook. ALFRED BUO-XAKD. Medicttl. - v-SBVOU S__£. E BILITY' Db. -. C. West's Nerve and Brain Teb-jT ment, a guaranteed Speolflo for Hysteria Dtelness, Convulglons, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by Hie uso of aloohol or tobacco, Wakofulnoss, Mental Depression, Softening of tho Brain resulting In Insanity and leading to misery, decay, and death. Premature Old Age caused by over-exer tion ol the brain, youthful folly, or over-lndul eenoe. Baoh box oontalns ono months treat ment. Es - box, or six boxes for iSe, sent by —mil prepaid on receipt of oe. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cure any case. With eaoh order recelvedby us for six boxes, accompanied with 23b, we will send the purchaser onr written guarantee to re fund the money If the treatment does not effeot a cure. Guarantees issnod only by J. P. KING & SONS, ! Chemists, Queen-street, Auokland. hi v 21ft OOMPL__«r«. ___ DR. KINO'S DANDELION AND QUESHNK IJVKR PH__) without Mas euryl. Tta BW Rm«dt fob Bimou—sh-b Stokaob DnsAxesuuiT, rnATtn-Jtos. Paibi Bsi—km vsm 3HOCLD«aa, Bad Avvsn rs, iHDiaBSTIO-t. AOIDIIT, B-UD-AOHB, H»AKX; botsn, and aU other symptoms of disordered live, and dyspepsia. Aetaowledgcd by nmny eminent surgeons to be the safest and mildest £Uls for every oonstltutlOß.—ls Boxes at is Ud. i Bd, and la M. Sold by Ohsmista and Medloln* Vendors throusrhoo. Urn world. Prepared bj Jaa, Rorke, I~ndo_- SpoolaUy valuabls PiUs tor residents shrar.,t aad iraretler-. Sold \>r K-HPTHOBM-, PBOSS-B ft Co. UPPER'S qUWrNK «nd IKON TONIO rouees and developes the nervous energies, enilohos the blood, promotes appetite dispels languor and depression, fortlflea the dlgeetivs ontana. Is • speolflo remedy for neuralgia, ague. lndlgoatlQn. fevers of even kind, oheet affeotlo—3. and tn wasting dlseetet scrorulouß tendeno.es, tec The whole frame Is greatly Invigorated by Popper. Tonlo, tbe mentel faonltlee brightened, the constitution greatly strengthened, and a return to robntt health certain. Bottles, tn doses, is „; next .Ire, lis. Bold by Chemists everywhere. The . name Of J. Pepper, Bedford Laboratory, • London, must be on the label. There la no Tonic so oertaln In effeot as Popper's Quinine . andiron. It Is strongly recommended to real dents In India and the Colonies, and should always bo kept ready for use In every case of . f sver or febrile conditio-. Sold by gE-fl-TBonirei Pnossmn aitd Co. '""fIARAXACUM AND PODOPHYLLIN JL prepared only by J. Popper, London. ThMFiuid combination, extraoted from mcdl• ciual roots. Is now used instead of blue piU and calomel for the cure of dyiroepsia, billowßUM, and all symptoms of congest-on ef the ltrer, which are gonorally pain beneath the shoulders. head-ache, drowsiness- no appetite, furred tongue, disagreeable taste in Ihe morning, glddln-ss, disturbance of the stomach, and feel- Eng of general depression, It sets the slugß-b Kver In motion, very slightly aota on the bowels, giving a sense of health and comfort with M Sour., nls the safest mad!cine. Taraxacum and PodophyUln Is a fluid mode only br 3. PEPPER. Bedford Laboratory, London, whose name Is on every label. Bottles, _s Od and Is Sd. Sold by all Chemists. A most valuable and essential medicine for India. Australia. Out Cape, and Colonies generally, Sold by KKMyraomns. Pitoasm i Ik CO. "t3ULPHOLINE LOTION."—An Bx. © ternal Mea_. of OOT-KG BK-N OISKASES. Then Is scarcely any eruption nut will yield to " Sulphollno * la a few days, and commence to fade away even If It seems peat cure. Ordinary pimples, redness, blotches, scurf, roughness, vanish as If my magic j whilst old, enduring skin disorders, that have plagued this guflerers tor years, however deeply rooted ther may be, "Sulpholine" will mooessfully attack thorn. It deatroya the animalonlss whloh causes theee unsightly, irritable, ral-ml affeotlons, and always produoea a clear, healthy nature, oonditlonof the skin, " Sulpholine, Lotion is sold by most Chemists. Bottles, Ss Bd Made by J, Pepper and Go* London, Sold by K-aiWHOßira. Pbosb—b s Co. Drapery, <3zc. 1 /\T N TV f AJTB \ . . / DKFKRRKD \ I PAYMENT ;| I BY3TEM.' _/I ' >4_" Lijy^ ■'pAILORS, DRAPERS, AND * OUTFITTERS, HOBSON-STREET, (Nearly opposite Wellington-street), I HAVE A WELL-ASSOHTED STOCK OF TnK BEST CLASS GOODS. Al Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made up, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Paytiient System has been found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited incomes to procure ncces-arles In . the easiest possible way, INSPECTION INVITED. MAKE TO MEASURE' NEW ZEALAND TWEEDS ONLY. TROUSERS 183. 6d. SUITS, 80s. Have now on hand a Choice Ansortment of 1 MEN'S AND BOYS' READY-MADE NEW ZEALAND TWEEDS I ONLY, The objoct of tho above Company la to intro duce New Zealand Tweeds into more general use. they having beon found from practical ex , perienco to give better wear than the imported i article. TWEKD? CUT TO ANY LKf GUI AT WHOLSSiLE PRIOE". ■fJEW r7EALAND -TWEED QOMPANY. ' * JOSEPH MOSES, • • MANAGER, 3 F. J. MCBB ' W, B. O'cOtLlVA!! :V:"Fi j. -Moss _Oo„ . HOUSE. LAND, AN ESTATE AGENTS. Shobtla:id-BTe_btj j , i Intending Buyers are respeotf oily Invited to ' lupeet our List of Properties, Money to Lend at Current Bates ol Interest.



Nelson, Moate & Co.'i CELEBRATED CHALLENGE. * ' ___J_L» ____•■■—i mkmßM QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Next tJfcte New Zealand ClotHing Factory. »~eggg__S— —gg . _s-_-i—i ■ - Lime -to Ground .Lime. GROUND LIME, FOR SALE, BOUTHGATE'B MAHURANGI HYDRAULI GROUND ROCHE LIMB, In any Quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floors Cellars, eto. (next to stone flagging If un rivalled for durability and hard-setting qualities). For tanks and other wet work 1 is a firs .-class materia B. REAVE, BOLE A«- NT, CPSTOM-HOUS--STR-BT. /"_-■• ARE NOTICK—That notwithstanding J ' all that l. laid In favour of othar Mahu rangi Limes, the atoady but inoro-wing demand from til parts of Auokland and Province. South and iuwr-lia. Is a sufflolont guarantoo a; to the genninosß of PULHAM, BANNATYNB ANU OO.'* HYDRAULIC LIME ror Wails. Floor*! and Giidon Paths it Oanbot mt Robbed Oot*. —For olroulara and farther Information apply al Auckland Branoh, Custom-Onso-P-eet Wnrt. HYDRAULIC LIME TRADEMARK AUCKLAND. N-Z. None Is Genuine without tho Trade Mark. %&,rE WERE THE FIHST IN THE VV COLONIES to grind HYDRAULIC LIME, and to make any systematic attempt to Introduce Concrete <«rork with it. Before doing so, we satisfied ourselves that the Lime was euitable. We know that Lime of a very differ ent character existed in the district, and that If we did not adopt a Trade Mark to distinguish It from others, It would be known by the general name of Mahurangi Lime; and that If any of the rioh or non-Hydraullo Llmo of the distriot were used where a Hydraulic Lime only would answer, that ours would share in the general condemnation. The result has Justified our anticipations, for the popular ory Is—"All Mahurangi Limes are alike." Might as well Bay aU fish are whales. Wo shall be glad to Bhow anyone who may favour our Worfcs with a visit our reasons for making the above state ment. _ OUR PRICES am thb Same as Bb»orr, but the article is worth 25 per cent more than It was six months' ago, because it Is really well ground and nnlform, which moans that it will cover more surface, and that loss Lime is re quired to glvo as good results. The fullest information given to parties using the Lime. 81, QUEEN STREET. May 8.1883. ■ Business Notices. HM . M-BSES TEUTENBERG JE&S QUEKN - BT.tI.KT, jm?afc TIAVK on Hand a jm__\ ¥m II Comploto Stock of _H_ JEB_j-. MADAME WKIGEL'S __fs*;*?*sC___W PAPER PATTERNS or dresses, mantles, *l__Hf I w &o. The Patterns are _f_____fg £ cut in ton different slnos jflt-BBBv v for Ladies and Children, jCa«jM_3k accompanied by diroo- C____3_ lions and illustrations for making up, Boldat pricesn_tfnafr_m Bd to ta. NewStt stylesmonftlyTn __W eteel s Journal of Fashions. Price, Id. by port Bd. or Bs per annnm post free (payable In advance). Catalogue of Fashions, Bds by post, M. Orders by letters attended to on receipt of price and postage. Sole Agents in Auokland s TEUTENBERG, QUZEN-BTBEXI (MoArthnr. BnUdings). Formoso. In Morte. H ■KTEW ZEALAND FERNS I J3I (Unmounted, or y Tastefully Mounted In various ways), I From 12 up to 120 Varieties, | FOB SAIJt by 9 ERIC C R A I G, | PRINCES-STREET. | J. Be BLAI XI B, VIOTOEIA-£fn«tltT. IMPORTER OF BCIIiDERS* te FURNISH ING IRONMONGER* urnKCT tbom MANnTAOTtnu.ar, Has for Sale, at Low Ratas- Oarnenters' Tools . . Nails, Looks, Hlngce Kitchen Ranges Register Grates, In great Variety Marble antl Enamelled Slats Mantlepio.es. Largest Stock in Anokland Marble, Blootro-Plate, Curb, and other Fenderr Galvanlsad Iron, Sheet Lead, and Kino Slates, Cement, and Plaster INSPECTION ISVITITD. TV* "' PEACOCK, 8. a OPTICIAN HAS IN STOCK SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES of every description. An AcormATß Fit Guaranteed. Compound Mioboscopes & Telescopes, Powerful and Cheap. ANEROID BAROM_?T-_SB, ThEBMOMETKRB, _uKJTKia Belfs, Batteries, and Fittings, Matceto Eleotrlo Machines and Medical Coils, OPERA GI-ASSES_BmOCULAR, FIELD V AND MARINE GLASSES, THEODOLITES, COMPASSES, SEXTANTS, Splrl Hydrometers, Saccharometew, SaUnometers, Argentoineters, tec, tec, Sco. : Afflnrr FOR -'VST-OR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES and EXTRAS. ' OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE, SHORTtAND-Efnusßar,



Tea Merchants. Upapproached in Quality and Cheapness are the TEAS BOLD BY ROBERT IsTE-A-ILj- TT may not ho "universally known that without Advertising. Tlokottng. or Puffins, ROBERT I nfal has obtained in a few .-curs tho Largest Rktail Sai.ks ok Thau in tho Province of Lkland Siis met is unmlslakenWo proof ot the PUREN-SS and SUPERIOR QUALITY of h,a teas SUPPLIED, As the result of forty years' English uud Colonial experience In the tad »"a by careful selection of the best of the various growths of INDIA and CHINA.TEAS, ROBERT MEAL is able lo give his Customers EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. The Blend of Tea at Is. lOd. 's'uneTt lth"_ -W.C.: . , „~- ir\ A_~\_ Is the Best imported this Season. The Blend OI Tea at 2s. lUd. A Treat to Connoisseurs. The SOTBBIOB QUALITY ot the WAS sold by ROBEIVT Neal are so self-evident to those who have tried them, that no scientific analysis Is necessary to proclaim their Genuine Purity and Excellence. Theatre Royal Buildings^Queen and Victoria Streets, Auckland. „' ■ —T ' ■•'•" * ' ** ~ I



"INDIA AND CHINA TEA 1 WAREHOUSE." No. 95, Victoria-street. Piivdk. Whitehead, while being drslroil- of keening his name constantly before the publio as a Teaman ol fairly trustworthy expartenoe, takes thlß opportunity of thanklog his uumorous Customer.— mauy of whom he has not seen— and presents them his oontlnned assurance that all ola-SBB purchasing his Teas, be they high or loir prloed. will oontlnne to receive as hereto fore the same faithful and impartial treatment. I vend no slaughter or vlotlmislng lines, but every line advertised will be found having its true counterpart In tho Tea tendored to por ohasar-whether to ohlld, adult, or by letter. GENUINE TEA does as a rule obtain—both rom China! acd India; thensvirsb Is the ex ception, not the rnle. aw au onie w»e novklty than Genuine Tea Is a co-lbeotly uuttweD and PBOP—BLT BBBVIID Cup of Toa. My aim for the years I have beau before the Auokland public has been to pnbllsh * h»t Good Toa con stats of. so tnat the oonßumor might bo my judge. Those who would that ignorance should prevail oontlder a man foollnh for his pains, but I have been more than compensated by the 00—din oWnowa of hundreds of people for hundreds of miles round AUokland,r_nd««s.n tlmatad, many cf my customers I have sot seen, 1 oan readily admit the desirability of giving Oold Medals to Tea Growers for pro dnolng Tea of rare excellence, pains and ex pensoljclng Incurred In lt» production, but none of this belongs to the I_o_.it _'«*., m,n Uany oan, but few do. consta-tily give good value for money. I inspect that Medals for Paoket Teas, it put to the teat through the Colonies, would turn out much like ih» London «_llor- when Dr. Letheby wa* about to report on bread bofote a Committee of the House of Commons. Many wanted lh»lr particul»r bread reported on, but the wll> doctor said, "Oh. yoa, pro vided you pay £60 to any ch—rltabla t-iiltuuon I name If at any f utore time I find yon soiling an inferior artloie." Judge hia astonishment when only two In all London would abide by the teat. Now, I distinctly adlrm that if any committee et any loot 1 txhlblllon tn New Zea land, or .I*ovr here, have ilven Gold Med—j for Paoket Tew. without distinctly oonneoting the grower therewith, »h»y woro fairly caught nap ping, auppoae aome J»«r India and China Teas are a miserable failure, wbnt Is tho medal worth for that year, a' from the Paoket Tea man to the Consume-. TEA PRIOE OURR-NT >- "VERY RICH DEEP IiROWN TEA," A combination of aome of the ftneat, the Btrongsßt, Mid tho li-host flavoured t aaa Imported. M> aim with t-ls To* is to have something IU for anrona • table on any oooMlon. PRICK, U. P-K PUU-D. "FAMILT MIXTURB," A most economlo hlghdaes Eamlly TeaJWMi the India and China beteg selected with grrat oare so as to seoure first-crop Tea from tho bort-»nown growths, well manipulated lea', ripe In tht our, aad tbnrougrilr and soundly cured. PRICK. 2s. do. . PER POUND. "TEA EXTRAORDINAh... This Tea has attained a popularity and wide olrcuUtlOD, whloh 1* only oompatable with oloae study and attention to the taitos of a large class of tho general com munity. PRIOB, is. rKK POUND. BPLBNDID '«DARJEELING-FLAVOURED MIXTURE," GUABANTEID A 1.1.F..T F PUBS IKD-A AJTD Cmiti Tcab. PRICE. Is. So. PEK POUND. In the Cup this Tea Is a marvel ot ohoapnets. GUARANTEKD PORE CHOICE KIRBT CROP BROKEN LEAF " PANYONG CONGOU." Prloe, Is. 04. por lb. "PURE CHINA~_iA SIFTINGS," With capital body and flavour. Ud. per pouni. GENUINE INDIAN TEAS, In Original Packages, from la 6). per pound. FEEDS. WHITEHEAD, TEA IMPORTER, 95, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND. SgWiog fviacDiae* by special -vvowmanr. lESTABLIBIIED 1855.] BUY ONLY THE CELEBRATED /l) 0 ME STI c\ X MACHINES. / The Easiest, Simplest, Best Made, and Most Durable. LARGEST RHOWTROOM IN NEW ZEALAND. Tho only Sewing Machine whloh has never been beaten In competition, SOLE AOBNTB IN NEW ZBAUND I SEAKESFEAR & CO., Queen-street, Opposite the Market. SHB BKEAV S-hWIXG MACHINE IMPOBTBR. OAfl txwpe vßGntrvm. A'L-wua Bhlsmew *t the Ohallenga Machint tke World— Taa Wnrra Oo,'« SavnHG mauwiwq The ■-out Silent The Chotiyee*. The Most Rapid 1 _ Hlgboat Arm The Newt Slmole The largest Tat-t The Moat K—ij; to Work Tho Best Caver The Mtwt DnrAhlfl Tho Slmeiofrt Bhottln Tha Mar* Elasntnt Tha K.tWtaM FWteh tsra;._> i-übaiass) i.^-,; e» lis TBI'-lOT BIWOIIG BUOHI3.KB ITIE UADK. Prica ol Hand BSAORDrn, £S 10a, Also, AlWAln OB BAB.--I -aenuine Singer Frloter and Bo mac ■ Werthelm Standard Howe Company's Wheeler and Wilson Brc7or_jid Hako-V Jones's ABO Dome-—a Andotl-er good makei IrBOH SS, D..FSBWMK! 2*. 50, »31t JfWßt'' ASI UtiAOnißW exikSi-utast^ "Shan, feiaotutitj. s*a be aad oi at? Apsnit i- N. MoLeaßandCo., Pioneer Star*, vvhangare I Thomas Wells, Cambridge) WliilamßtuvensO't Cnehouga I E. Wayts, Hamilton i Pfetnell anfi Boylan, Gisborao I Brescan an* Co., Tanraaw and at othsr dlaoos. nnfHS £L aX at £) a p ®7> , . ... QUEEN-STREET. • XBBEB DOOBB ABOVB "BTAB" OmOB, MERCHANTS' ACCOUNT BOOKS. IMBUBANCE AND MlKirta REGIBTEH BOOKS Speoully Ruled and Bound. Mu.lo, MagßElnes, Public Libraries and Snnday Sohool Books well bound, BAKERS SPBOJAL RULED DAT BOOKS. BibloG Prayer, and Oymn Books Re-bound. SANDANB OHOIR. MUHIO BOOKB HULKD*1



■..,- Iroumongrery. - -' • — •-'-"--!-''" :^J"""''",:l. ■ --■ '."" ■""- ■ """ ■*: lE. FOUTIDI. &c CO.. WHOLESALE! AND RBT-IL IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, j QUEEN AND HIGH STREETS, AUCKLAND. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PLATEDWARE. ■ RODGERS' & LOCKWOOD'S CELEBRATED TABLE CUTLERY. Beta Fißh Siloes an. Carver*. Napkin Rlnga. Bte*k Dishes. Cruot Frames, Liqueur Framrfl. Embos^a and KugraTOd TrajS, Tea and Coflee Services. Cake and Card Batkatn, Vine rfclsiots, Notoraoks, Celery,etands, t-ugars and Creams, Ttrt Sarv.r., sardine Box.*, Botito Holders. Sugar Sifters, Fruit Spoons Salad Knives end Forks. Brldoao»ka Knives, Jelly Spooua and Dishes, Child ren's Cups and S-eia WHITE WIRE GOODS. Binoe we Introduced the* Goods, they have coma Into Q*n"^«,'_ .^ -^ c_» « fi-BS BSXiStAitt-Satt «"•—'• ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TOOLS. FROM THI USOT MAKKBB. llEl^'fjWßr"^l""" 'ii"--' '■*"""" "'* "■",l1 rn ~l i fPil Y&P._WARRANTr.Q. . _. I I«gg3il3b--:^^^"fa^-^saacr-.,,,- b£2 i tfamsßOßm — i_ -^-w-»-J__B__ £ Hammers.Chisels. Gouges. Draw Knlvas. Olyborn Seannera. J«»Aw«Oo|^l«li«i, doopert' Knives, Smooth Groo-fi>B. Tri log. Jack. Bead, hkew Kabate Plaaea, ton Pteoee. Plow Hanee. N leaet-pleted Bit Braoee. Patent Batohet Braoee ani Breast Drills. English and Amerloan Band haws. Boxwood Rules. Compasses, and Callipers, tec, tec BLACKSMITHS' AND MINING TOOLS. a-ith.' Hollow* Portable B—gee wlih Fan Blaut. Hydraullo Punobes and Shearing Maohlne amiine r -0.._ & Botu<> jMkg Newly _ )t , B , K , ied ..mltha' Hoarth Anvils. aU weights. Anvils with Vice oomrrtned 8 wane Hlookt. Hearth Baoka, Water Tujro Irons. Turning Lathes for iron and Wood, Blocks and Dies, rcrewlng Maohlnes for BOlta and Plpos L rilling Machines, tec COOKING STOVES AND RANGES. OUR LARGE SrOCK OF STOVES COMPRISE-1 © R Smith and Weli-tood'i. Watson, Gow and Oo.H. American Hooking Stoves, with latest Jmpr—e menus, for Coal or Wood. i*. P. te CVa Self-setting Cottage Ranges with oven and boiler: Ranges with I ove-s and boiler, inltablo for Urge •families and hotels. M-BBL* MANTiaiTHOM In Oarved Bterniir, WMto V«fa,_*&!-_-. STEAM ENGINES AND STEAM PUMTO Just Landed, a Shipment of the above, from TANGYE BROS',, Comprising Vow and Eight horse Soho Knglnes. Steam Pumps. 8 x 8 _ 18. do. 8 x 5 x 12, W**wlM»WjliU Block (.toi to !Won>, Jo£er7oiamiw. Iron Benoh eorewa, Tangye Metal for beart-m Phosphor Brontes, AM ERICAN AND ENGLISH LANTERNS, FOR OIL, CANDLE, AND KEROSENE. Tuoular Lantern-. Hurraeane Lauteni^ Farn-^^nterns. Stable Lanterns. Packet Lanterns. Tubular Lanterns oan be filled, lighted, and regulated without removing the globe. B.PQETEE <Sc CO. WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT RETAIL DIffARTMBOT: - hig-„-_bt, Qum*r_-n. A U P X LAN U. BRANCH STOREt KEwMARKBT, . '. AU* ORDERS DELIVERED IN TOWH. ASD SUBURB*



""" St. Jacobs Oil. ~.. .~, FOR BlltiifiSl. ST. JACOBS OIL ST. JACOBS OIL ST. JACOBS OIL ST. JACOBS OIL THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY. THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY. THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY. H^o ji«oaH HAS NO EQUAL ON EARTH HAS NO EQUAL ON EARTH FOR THE CURE OF I.HBOMATIS-I. HKUBA-GIA. B AO-CAOH-, BORKNHBS OF THB OHKST. GHNBRAL BODILY PAINS 88-D-CHB, TOOTHAOBB, BUHNS. 60A1.D8. BPR-INB. BWBLLINOE AND BRUIB-8, CaiLBL-INS. BOtt- TBROAT & QUINSY, And aU Kinds of Boueehold Aooldentt. ST- JACOBS OIL ST. JACOBS OIL ST. JACOBS 0IL v THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY, As a Prompt Relief and Cure for the fal lowing ailments and diseases, and as a general pain.relieving and healing liniment, no preparation on earth equals tbe German Ucmedy, St. Jacob's Oil. Its remarkable actlou has mystified medical men ; delighted Bull'oicrswho, after years of tonuiiug pain and unceasing doctoiing, f.und It their only hope and cure; and It has di.pellod tbo doubts and prejudices of the most incredulous. It can be safely stated tbat no dealer who has sold th. article will s*y that theee assertions are not justified by facts. An External Remedy is universally scknowledged to be ihe safest, and the St. Jacob's Oil will be fmnd to be the surest, simplest, and cheapest. As a trial entails but the compatatively trifling outlay ol three shilling . everyone suffering with pain can have cheap and positive proof of all these claims. Many persons occupying prominent sta tions in life, arid who ate well and favour ably known throughout the land, have from their own experience and observation, ac corded the must enthusiastic endorsements to the St. Jacob* Oil. For such testimo ninls, and for countless cures- almost sur passing belief, aud showing what this won derful remedy has accomplished, persoos arc referred to our .Annual Alruauacs and other printed matter, to be had FKEIS Of Druggists and Dealers iv Medicine, and mailed by us upon application • DIRECTION S;—ln using the St. Jacobs Oil it is especially important to b.a. in mind the fact that subitances of a volatile nature should never be subjected to HtiAT or-.'LAME. ' , , Tlic Oil should be kept in a cool place, well corKed, aud never applied near FltvK or FL^ME. •.,.... '_ Folt RUEDM'VTISM.—Kud freely wth thoSt. Jacob* Oil, and keep well protected against the cold j apply mgbt and moroiag wttlithorough rubbing, and more frequently if deaired. In some stubborn and chronic cases of Rheumatism and Neural«ia, its use must be continued to effect entire relief and a cure. NEURALGIA,— Freely apply to the parts, remembering to keep well protected, which should be always done. BACKACHE, SuRKNESS OF THE CHEST, and GENERAL BuDILY P^INS.— The use of tho Oil, with friction, particularly over the affected region, gives prompt relief. HKADACHE AND TOOTHACHS.- For tbe former, bathe the forehead, temples, and behiod tbe ears ; and, for the toothsche, wet a picco of cotton with St. Jacob's oil, and place in the tooth. FOR BURKS ANU SCALPS.- Loosely apply a piece of linen well saturated wlih the oil, and also bathe the burned parts with tho remedy. Should there be a large surface seriously burned or scalded, freely use a mixture composed of Unseed Oil and Lime Water, eaoh one-half teacupful, with one or two tablespoonsfnl of St Jacob's Oil, Beveral times a day if needed. " SPRAINS, SW-LLINGS, ANDBUMNS. —Apply the remedy three or fonr timet a day, or of toner, if necessary, rubbing It well in with tbe hand, or a piece of flannel, FROSTED FEET AND EARS-Tho application ot St. Jacob's Oil is equivalent to a positive care j and for Corns, Bunions, and Soreness ot tho feet, it provides a quick relief and generally a certain cure. SORB THROAT AND QUINSY,- Apply the St. Jacob's Oil to the throat ex ternally, and wear a piece of flannel around the nock during the continuance of the attack, In stubborn cases, a gargle-of Chlorate of Potash, in solution, will give great relief, in conjunction with the free external use of the Oil F.'R HOUSEHOLD ACCIDENTS and for Pains caused by Cuts, Wounds, Sores, Oha-tops, -Cruptions, Dislocations, lnflam mntions, Weakness of the Ankles and Joints, Chapped Hands and Face, and for all other ailments and mishaps continually occurring, it ia simply necessary to apply the St. Jacob's Oil in accordance with the suggestions of common sense, andtb.. fore going specific directions, to experience im mediate relief, and an entire cure. INTERNAL USB.—lncases of Cholera Morbus, Cramps, Internal Fains, &c, in addition to the free use of the Oil exter nally, take from 5 to 25 drops (but no more) with halt a teaspoonful of Bicarbonate of Soda, in water, according to the require ments of the case. In Neuralgia and jm ou ralgic Headache, from 2 to 5 or 10 drops | (but no more) can be taken internally, in sweetened water. AS A HOUSE AND CATTLE REMEDY the St, Jacob's Oil is pre-emin ently the bent article over introduced. Whero it is used Iv time and freely applied it will cure Spavin, Ringbone in its early stat.es, Brui.es and Sprains from whatever cause, Cracked Heels and Scratches, Lame ness, Stiffness, Cramps of tbe Muscles, Whitlows, Flesh Wounds, and Galls of all kinds, Poll Evil, Splint, Strains, Contrac tions of tho Muscles, Swellings, Stringhalt, Tumours, Fistula, Cuts, Soro Throat, Dis temper, Colic, and very many other diseases. It is especially useful for Foot-Hot in Sheep, promptly relieving and always curing that dangerous disease. IMPORTANT CAUHONI—In pur« chasing, see i-hat every bottle beara our signature, and also priva'e U.S. Govern ment Stamp. The term " St. Jacob's 0.1" is our registered Trado Mark. To imitate tho sum , either directly or indirectly, is a criminal offence, puni>bt.b!o by heavy fino ,aiid imprisonment, as was clearly shown in U.S. Court at Cleveland, Ohio, where, in 1878, we were awarded thirteen thou sand .five hundred dollars damages, and a perpetual injunction against an imitator of .our trade mark, A. VOGELER & Co,, Baltimore, Md,, U.S. A. ST. JACOB'S OIL can be obtained from nay Chemist er Storekeeper throughout; New Zealand. Fbice Three Shh-lingS a Borti-K. Sole Agents for Auckland, New Zealand— M. LEVY & CO, QUEEN-BTKEET, •*■



HOP BITTERS ARE THE PUREST AND BEST EVER MADE. They are compounded from Hops, Malt, Bucliu, Mandrake, and Dandelion—the oldest, best, and most valuable medicines in the world, and contain aU the best and most curative pro- Serties of all other remedies, being the groatest i Hood Purifier, Livor Regulator, and Life and Health Restoring Agent on earth. No disease or ill health can possibly long exist where theso Bitters aro used, so varied ond perfoot aro their operations. ~, - , _ ~ Thoy give now life and vigour to the aged and Infirm. To all whose employments cause irregularity of the bowels or urinary organs, or who require an Appoiizer.Tonicand Mild Stim ulant, Hop Bitters aro invaluable, being highly curative, tonic and stimulating,without intoxl- No matter what your feelings or symptoms are, what tho disease or aliment Is, use Hop Bitters. Don't wait until you are sick, but ft you only feel bad or miserable, n<e Hon Bitters at onoo. It may save your Hfo. Hundreds have been saved by so doing. £509 will be paid for a case they will not cure or help. Do not suffer or let your friends suffer, but use and nrgo them to use Hop Bitters. Remember, Hop Bitters Is no vile, drugged, drunken nostrum, but the Purest and Best Medicine ever made; the "Invalid's Friend snd Hope," and no person or family should be without them. Try .the Bitters tOK-n'y. Get at Chemists or Druggists, id



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