Anti-Coercion Demonstration in London.

J'- professed great .ear of a '■ „a cc of the Peace on acc'ouri. of the |S§|mefieing in London on April 11 f Potest against coercion, but everything I P «l off quietly. Four thousand police / were placed abou. tho park, Mth / to guard the property of IS obnoxious noblemen, in the neigh- hod Some twenty constables stobd Kaffcernooii in front of the mansion of S i Dudley. Two battalions of guards * *'6d under arms at Wellington and Chelsea, but nothing happened 'to "warrant '.this assumption of pos-ible conspired to niake the de-, itrationa success so far_as imposing P°" „rancewas concerned. The day was; BpXonally fine. There was no fog and Sh shbne all day, for the first time this jggi The bank holiday and the En-tor Say festivities had closed every shop in I ndon The result was one of tho largest irnffds ever seen in Hydo Park, stretching fl solid wall, sixty or seventy deep, the ffill length of that part of the park known " the level" arid surrounding the fninerou- speakers' stands in dense hmSseSi making up an .audience of participators in Se demonstration and spectators upward U 150,000 people. . ■'"' The procession marched through a very toff c6iir.e of London -treots. It Was inanity made up of working men-and various trades organisations. The Socialists, how- E jveil camo in, claimed a place in tho pro cession and floated their red flags in the park about their stand, whero some of tho Wine Socialists made speeches, but of a temperate kind; There was not the slight-; est attempt to suppress the demonstration; jn any way. Some of the banners and em blems carried by the crowd could not have J ton carried in any other European country.; One red flag bore " The Doom of Traitors,"! and under it hung by the neck a crowned tare representing loyalty, and two black j jifures of priests in black robes also hang ing by the neck. Four men in the proces jiori with uncovered heads, in token of jjourniue, bom on their ■ shoulders a black -jffin, on which was printed in white letters, "In Memory of Coercion." ' .The prpces3.ion halted, when thispart of its lirre reachid the front of tho Carleton Club. Here thero was much hooting and groaning against the Tory members of this aifstb- Cratie club. This was the most marked demonstration made on the streets. tl was feared early in the day that there lro-ld be some hostiledemonstration against the Tory clubs on Pall Mali. John Bright appeared to be in bad favour, as he was con ftaritly hooted and hissed whenever liis name was mentioned. Gladstone was tie idol of the hour. At every window where his portrait .was shown the men would pause and cheer again and again be fore resuming their march. Throughout thelong struggling line of thirty or forty thousand people marching in the procession, there were numerous bands playing the " Marseillaise," "Wearing of the Green," "..-Patrick's Day," and kindred airs.

One. of the most picturesque groups along the line was a number of yoting working girls, who were bareheaded. They wove red waists and green skirts. They danced o_ the pavement with a sharp crazy clicking of their heels, keeping -time to the wildest siraoffife and drum as they -houted and 'sang. .... "■. ~... ~;.. The majority of the men and women in the procession appeared to-be sober arid jariest. The procession occasionally took the character of tho cheerful spirit of the holiday time. There was much enthusiasm in the park when the speakers began, but ttegeneralmass of outside visitors to the park fe__d to regard tlie whole affair as a picnic.

An Old Woman Poisons Her Relatives.

Th. Chicago " Tiihes'" Toronto special of ipnl loth says:—The particulars' of- .& .cmbi. poisoning case in a small village called Thedford have just become known. list fall Mrs Martha Jane Rickihah, an old woman and the widow of a farmer, went to Ma-esvilie, Va.', with her ton and hi_ wife; Th.K_.bahd had cohsumption.and the trip TO;ta_dn for the benefit of his health. The party stopped at the ■-house of Major iDamel., a wealthy Southern gentleman. .While, at Daniels' house Laura. Rickman, thefouhg wife of the'consumptive, took a .dose of salts prepared by her mother-in-laSv. She ..ddehly fell ill soon after and showed Bymptoms of poisoning.. She "died a % hours .. after being taken sick." laura's husband suspected that his wife lad Been poisoned and communicated * hi_ suspicions to Mrs. Hendricks, the sister-in- Wt:*'?\ :,his'mother^ Mrs .Hendricks, was T-aiang'the _lickmans a few months ago. when .her was suddenly taken sick and died)ithe cause of her death being appar ently similar to that of Laura Rickman. It Tfes-scersained that Marlh'a Rickman had bought eriough strychinine and arsenic in &d.orci^ before leaving1 for Virginia,..'to Preayeral hundred men. '.'''' '.','. .'•'..; :','!,. i ■■■*: Afew,week-ago the body of Laura was jiamined and an inquest- held '■ on ii Ah analysis df th. content- of the stornacb, re sulted; |in ■. the . discovery ' 'of 'suffici-h. arseriic to cause death: The Coroners jury found, that "Laura came to her death by poisb-'sadmiriistefed by -Martha _".;Rick "ian, the mother-in-law. The latter could not be tried here.'as the deathy of Laura tookplaoe'in the United .States,.' but step 3 *r?.hein°; taken to have her extradited and tried in. Virginia, ivheri this verdict ;.wa_ Kturaed the son of the late Mrs Hendricks caused the-arrest''of Martha' Rickman. • CW_% her'with the murder of his mother, S°oSe .remains are. being examined j<for Poison. * No less than three other suepiciMs deaths,-including the husband and a niece |bou|two years old of Martha.Riekm&n, haye.occilrred in the Rickman family.; : The of \ the. woman say sho has been handling, poison for years, and; that she the death of .at least two children, telatives of her husband, and two .other near .relatives, and that she. perpetrated these ffl|rders to secure for herself valuable family ■Property. .

Remember This.

Jfjouare sick Hop Bitters will surely aid nature in making you well when all else.falls. EfflP o.xe costive or dyspeptic, or are _urTer- S« irom any other of the numerous diseases of ffßramach or bowels, it is your own fault if _l_?^ain mi for-Hop Bitters is a sovereign Wln all such complaints. . ftffitt are nervous use Hop Bitters. . • 'r_.. . S uhayerou£h. Pimply, or /sallow skin, bad iSk,Pains and aches, and feel miserable M Ij7a HoP Bitters ivill give you fair skin, BlSffiP*. and sweetest breath ahd health.. toothi poor' bedridden, invalid, wife, flistor, S&u°r daughter can be made the picture _l!sN^A*ne_!6__i Co.'s Hop Bitters, cost ffiatnfle- Will you let them suffer ? • Wwri.^ they cureafl diseases of tlio stomach. », blooa, liver, nerves, kidneys. Brights Ws3. will bo paid for a caso they W j^«»re or help. Druggists and chemiata keep

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$fc Jacobs AHI-. gT. JACOBS OlL|o_! NEURALGIA. S OMr^ R TEM' P£7J? YEARS-CURED, iBdU^LSr 7, bf^™tftrdfL<Mdon, _n old Corhf WftSlß? I*^ of the Commissioner-' ffifl ß ffi„^. wi* intense neuralgic there wj&SWtf «ye year s, from which S T-^-/?, rehef- lwo applications ol noVer Cre btuS-d r.° mOVed aU pa*< aUd tt ha* BUFFERED AGONY TWO. YEARS. iLrm -rimu -• r> . CURED. v. c « »PW^_%|hip Goiiipanfs .or* Bohl' tI-,.^-/ 0. 1. 1? 6 KoaCKirkcfale, Liv.r ---?„£„J2 ritcs* Buttered two.j-.ar9 of M? n?; f 1:0 maa affection in the head which Tw^J 610, 1?-. 8, - Pronounced incurable. Jr h,£L Wero/ lvide"in °Pinlon^ Jn^-^ ut?-neu^- al.Kia of the.hcad-irrhcu matic affection of the brain, but aU agreed T,-rLi coul? nP ver recover. In my parosysr_B of.pain it needed two and S__? eti wr_s thre^ mont 0 hold ™c down in £?J_ iOP.^ "death's door, St. Jacobs Oil was applied to my head. It acted liko '■SSSS II _a. e(l mS ?ife- lam well and neartr,. and havo had ho return of the trouble. ' - - - ••■ • SUFFERED IN HEAD AND FACEI „ . . „ CURED. For over one froar Mr O. H. Palmer, Secretary of the Cohs.rvative D.fbndG and Overseer of the District of Islington, suffered from neuralgia Ib his faco a»d Jioacl. and rh.umati.m in hi_ limb-. No treatment did him any good until Sti Jacobs Oil waß applied, When every trac. of pain 111 the head and limbs waa removed as if by magic. ■ ■'' . \ < TORTURED ..WITHOUT HOPE. Miss; Tvvpmoy, enshier for .M__sr's Har rington and Son, one of the oldcstbusinoss housed In Cork, writes, under dato July 23, 1885- lor some timo I suffered torture from neuralgia, and triedscveralremedies 111 vain.- A Kind friend suggested that I BhouldlrySt. Jacobs Oil. hope .I did so. and lam happy to state thataf tor a few applications I was quito relieved from pain." IN PAIN NINE~MONTHS-CURED. JL For more than nine months Mr Harry L. Agnue, carpenter-in the-Royal Arsenal; Woolwich, suffered from.neuralgia In the head, lie could obtain no folicf from any remedy,,, Imt a few applications of St. . Jacobs Oil removed all pain, and cured . nirh.!...'..., .- UNCEASING. PAIN CURED. t . "211; High Holborn, London, E.C. • Until a firi"iid advised hie of tho great .value . of St. Jacobs Oil _5 a ' Conqueror of Pain,' ; I had been a great sufferer from neuralgia in my face and head, and had never beon able to obtoin a remedy to ease the pain. I procured a bottle of the Oil, the cont cuts of which, web rubbed' on, completely re moved all pain, aud I have not been troubled With neuralgia since. , Sidney C. H. Word." Wholesale Agents, Auckland— Messes SARGOOD, SON, & EWEN. 111 ■ .'. . . 1...... Educational. G I S ~G I N ~G~ FRAULEIN JAIIN, FROM LONDON, Pupil of tlie Late Sigribr Nicola Fcrri. of Milan will give Lessons in tho ITALIAN or ENGLISH METHOD OF SINGING. For terms, etc., apply A; Eady, Music Seller, Queen-street. "fcfOßtli SHORE. -Day /arid Bbarc.ing JLn School for Girls, conducted by Mrs Ram say Grimes: junior- and advanced pupils. Term commenced Tuesday, May 31.--Sans Souci "Vilia. _ MR J. H. SWALES, CcrtificatSaPupJi of Professor. Swallow. Eady _ Music Warehouse. Lessons in Pianoforte playing and Violin-playing. ' MR F. B. WOODHAM, Tkachhir of ..this PIANOFORTE AND HARMONIUM; ■ Addrfess: Care of Mr A. E_bY, Auckland . -, _..,.^.us.iQ Warehouse, Quoon-street. y [A CARD.] ~ MR. J. X E L L V, ''.'■-" TEACHER OF DANCING. -JUVENILE AND ADULT CLASSES. ... ■____, , Address—Ponsonby Road., ,'\.,......., '"tf 1,6 L IN C L A S S Mr, P. F. mSCOCKS. Teach or of Violin, etc. A Violin Class is about forming winch, will meet for practice at the rcsidferice of Mr P. F. Hiscocks, Upper Viucent-st., every WcdncSdaj' evening, commoncing -May 11th, from 8 p.m. to 9 o'clock p.m. TorniS, 1 Guinea per auarior, payable in advance.; A largo stock or* Violins to select from. ASlhginc Class alsdmpets every Tuesday evening; terms on application. S_,..y ... P. F.. HTSCOCKS, Upper Vincont-st. S5 •> XMGT-URE - FRAME M ANUFAt; ---3 -BT TORY, 2 MUSICAL INSTRUXfEN* WARE; ' W.V .'. HOUSE.; ', '". . S^ 88, VICTOHIA-ST., AUCKLAND; ' ' sif, ■ ■ . .■,..■: t_\. '''-■'.. -T. :E. -CA'E'TE'ltj 7; Z$ t •_. AC H.E R 0 F MUSI OV S* VIOLTN; PIANO, CORNET, jjjj. .'..-- GUITAR, BANJO, &c. !<! Musical Instrttmeists Tuked ard | i§'•',', !";"V' "■-./. Repaired. .'. .'. '. 1-r ■-"•■• - :'":\\.,": y y .";;"'" .;;: y 1 :\'i \ VpLQSEBBQS/ ' iPjypY : ■ oii-cito'o* ': ;\teas 2/- 'petf lb-\ M jPfdnotinc^d the best valueV in AiieklaMv ■ ; \ I"''!.'• ISHE' R. &. ,G 4, • WHOLESALE "SHIPPING AND .--•'■ ' '-. '. FAMILY. ". . .'.'.■. „„... . B U T G H E| R S:, .. ESTABLTSHED 1864. By Snecial Appointment to His Excellericr the feovornor, Sir W, V. JferyoisJ His Exceflßftcy Sir James Ferguson; and H.R.H. th 6 Uulfo of Edinburgh; also, Kosha'.'Butcher- to tho JQUJEEN-STiiEEl\ AUCKLAND, N;Z; > Familie- Waited on in Town or Suburbs. POULTRY of all kinds DRESSED to OR-VeR. Dealer-in.Game,,,,.- . I >, >~ . ... ■ , Homc-curod Hams and Bacon . ~ Comodßeof in Large Quantity. - .Njß.-^ealvd-'ißchhfet^^. : • :': Customers Supplied1 with Ic6. UlTSttafaer'-from 50s, with an extra pair of Trousers for nothing?»-J; Hi DMton, Tailor.



vNh and Caughey are showing novelties jackets, mantles, ulsters, real and t^iur.boas and capes, trimmed and &n> ■gW niillinery. At wholesale price for §fiw*i"Brand, Butter in half-pound fNelivered to the trade daily by-the p ng Company'svan-. , - IB^-Pnery and great bargainß in* If-fSM^^' jacket- and ulsters may. ,||^(.at McMaster, eShalder-, And Co. 5> ' 4!r*i;HoSkins-and "Co. , boot; raanufac- j Wff. _*_%««_ Nelson-streets, Auckland., WteH? n**<Saiines-cbmbiri-a. Storekeepers . M«iers please note.-lAdvt].



- - - Business Notices. OUNS! GUNS! GtftfSl Rifles! Rifliss! REVOLVERS REVOLVERS . GUNPOWDER! Shot, Caps, Cartridges. Wadding, Wike Cartridges, Loading Apparatus, AMMU r _.I_?IOU, Of EvEry Description, Wishing; T_ekl_, Cutlery, Fireworks, &o. Tho best and cheapest House in Auokland for ... io. ' tho abovo is at D. EVITT'S, .254, Queen-street. Repair, arid every description of Guhw6'-k(ibn. tthc lowest possible prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. , , ' D.|viTT, ,GuN.fAKEk,, ; QUE -N-S TEE> T. ~'>.CKLAND .. ~•, j ; (Opposite tho Mnrliet House). •"■ ■ PRICE LISTS SENT TO ANY ADDRESS. m ,-P E, A G OO X, ■*•'*'.-'. .'. -.OPTICIAN.' •'-'!':■.! '''.' MATHEMATICAL AND NAUTICAL NSTRUMENT MAKER. Subß.lANn-STukETi _ ALWAYS IN STaCK- Spe'ctaeles and Eye-glasses of every kind; ah accurate lit guaranteed Opera OJaßsis of superior quality Telescopes, Binocular Field Glasses, nd Micro scopes; powerful and cheap Theodolites, Mining.Cunniu-se.. Abncy Levels Drama-go Levels, Prismatic Goinp'aeses Drawing Instruiumts, Scales, Parallel Rulors Ships' Logs, Soxtants, Compasses, Binnacles ■ Barometers, Thernioiuetors, Ilydrohietci- Electric Bolls, Batteries, arid Fittings Magnetic and Galvanic Medical Machines Magic Lanterns arid Slides, Hand Magnifiers Stereoscopes and Slides, Graphoscopc- Steam Guagcs and Tubing, Salinomotcrs : JUST RECEiVED r SctUers' Telescopes—powerful,' 'portable, arid cheap, lis ' . Settlers' Aneroid Barometers—strong and good , 85s Gd-. ' Settlors'Miseroscopcs, magnifying 1,750 times, . -2s6d . . Also, Stfeafn and Electro Motor Working Models and Steamers. IN-TIl. MEN TS OF EVBR. KIND REPAIRED. OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE. QINGER SEWING MACHINES. (Sales in 1884....;.C0-,_92 Machines. .Sales in 188i..i...562,036 Machines. , Increase...... 42,256 Machines. AT _S!,QUEEK"-ST., AUCKLAND. -STTIiREI. OUT OF' EVEYY FOURkA : CHINES SOLD IN THE WORLD ARE ;;:'," "■;•.' ;;■';. SINGERS. '!.']'.'" "-TPWARDS Of THREE HUNDRED o - ''•-FIRST; PRIZE!.'!; : ;< V. -''-1 aUx-y-X ...-'.'.. AND AT./... .. '■' ■ .'. Ci-RISTCHIJRCH 'EXHIBITION,,'.'( TWO GOLD & TWO SILVER; MEDALS. ... ._,'■ 'JO BE OBTAINED AT ...; . PEP 0/6 WEEK ■ PER ;#/($? WEES BEWARE OF GERMAN AND OTHER nj .j ~, ...;;', IMITATIONS.. -~-'. .;• ■ '_>■] SINGER SEWING MACHINES. 'm^'l; 13' ' _ ;;;E ,"y y:; A^NJO... ',;';';;; ;.. v'-'AftE'SPECiAi-iT.;.'' .;" adapted for removing fui.ni • -;-! ;vture: .; '''"'""■'■ "• They • Carfjr Big Lriads, Protect fr6m Stin and R?in, and have Competent Drivers. fiV-Sfr-. KIND OF; CARTING. .WITH \ ' . . EFFICIENCY & DESPATCH,. ' .?'■•.- f.'.ONBALB!'. ; ,':'} ■"■■- 'Coals, Wood, Charcoal, Coke Posts, Rails, Palings, Bricks, Lime, Sand, '• " Tanks, Cement, Shells .. ■'■■ ; Drain Pipes, Scoria Ash, etc. , './.•..'-Wi & G.! WINSTONE. '^NGOURAGE ILOfJAL ' I^D^STRY. ■-fujCKIiAN-D PERAMBULATOR FACTORY. ViCTORiA-STREE. (near Freeman's Bay), CI-&RLES SMITH, Mari_?_ot_rer, of Bassinettes, .Wariibulatdre, IflVftfld-' Carriages, ,-cC. The prices havo b'cSn carcfullvadiuste-'l.'ahd areas low as possible consistently with quality and workmanrbip, Tlie fact that I guarantee- and Kbepln repair for one year is a sumcient.prdof of their excellence Perambulators of any makoropalred or taken in exchange. Price list post freo.



-rt*>— -■■■-....i ■!. __-■,__ -i-,., —■_, — ■ .■- ■■ .■■ ■—■ — —-__. , .. — -—. —; * ■'"..""■ .""".". Prapery, Clothing, &c. ' j RETURNED PROSPERITY. J JAMBS SGUTT, on tho 7th of April, intimated to the ! Public that ,my business having suffered through ill-health, I should for -*~J Four Weeks hold a Genuine Clearance Sale. My part I carried out by making large reductions in every department, and have now to thank the public for responding to my advertisement in so full a manner, also to state that having sold and sent out a much larger quantity of goods than I expected, yet I still have a large stock on hand. Encouraged by the past month, I '••''".-' purpose making FURTHER REDUCTIONS FOR A FINAL, CLEARANCE, 0 I also solicit through this advertisement an offer for my Lease, which is one of the most liberal in Auckland. '-'''•_. ■ . — FOLLOWING ii_NES AMONGST THE MANY CHEAP AND GOOD BARGAINS - FO'E'WHICH PLEASE COME EARLY.' My mak_. of Dyes and Black Goods Flowers ' ... ... 3 for Id being well known, it will be Ladies' Underclothing, Infants' Robes, -enough to state I havo reduced Cloaks, &c, &c, at Auction Prices, from ... ...Is 3Vdto Is o|d In Men's and Boy's Clothing I still have My raven or blue black Cashmere a large stock. Men's Suits, 13s Gd, coloured do. from '... ... 10|d 18s 6d, 21s 6d, 25s Gd, 30s and 42s Real good Home Spuns ... 6|d Men s Auckland or local-made Moleskin Black Velveteens from ... ... Is Od Trousers. ... 4s lid and 63 lid Cr.owdson's Calicoes ... ... 3|d Men's Overcoats ......... 15s Gd While Sheetings ... '..." 6|d Asplomlidline.-ScotchTweed Is 9dyd. Blankets from ... ... 2s Gd each Men's Shirts ... ... ... ls_ 3d Corsets Is 3d Socks ... ... /,. 3d pair NOTE THE ADDRESS— . JAMES 'SCUTT, .: ' ;;;, ; LONDON HOUSE, , VICTORIA AND NELSON STREETS, AUCKLAND. N.B.—STABLING PROVIDED FOR HORSES, TRAPS, &c, OF COUNTRY CUSTOMERS. LADIES OF AUCKLAND AND SURROUNDING NEIGHBOURHOOD, ' U » BEFORE YOU BUY HOSIERY SEE'B_. J. GILMOUR'S BARGAINS 1 . ' Ladies' Coloured Cnshmore of a beautiful quality and finished for Is _d par pair, original prico 2s 9d. Same Quality, Children s No. 1, 2, <~ 3; 'valuo Is. Od. for Is. Maids' 4, 5, &6, value 2s. Od. Is. 2d. • ■ J. G. wishes you to sco the value in Gloves of all kinds, too numerous to mention - Swede, Kid, Silk, Cloth, &c, &c; Gent's fur-lined Kid : also, bargains in .veningooloursin Kid. Ladies' •'':,>'.'. . ■' ! ' Cloth fur-tops, <fee, at Cd per pair ; also Boys' strong cloth fur-lined, &0., Cd per pair. A Largo Stock of Ladies' and -Children's'Eelt and"'' Straw Hats at 3d., .d., fid., Is. and Is. 10d., much loss than half original price.. J. GILMOUR, DRAPER AND GLOVER - ■ v Upper Symonds Street, and KARANGAHAPE ROAD, WE,ARE THE CHEAPEST ; : -': KAMNGAHAPE _$i_K w M« - : ';;; CORNER, OF EAST-ST. ' •:',.■;'.. r: ' WpIS,.; >~./.; i.BENDERSdN-1. HOBSONVILLE. , . T-f A-CKLAH. BRICK AMD PSTTEBV CGWAHY :" >■ OEG to announce that they have compl-fcad tho purcha*. ef the bnslnb-s an .; ';"''■ . jiroperty of the Auckland Bitioi. ajtd Tile Company (LimitkdJ The extensive works at Henderson t_,_td Hobaohviiie are now in full operation, and ire .urhing out Bricks and Pottery of .ho finest quality, "'.,■", ORDERS RECEIVED AT THE COMPANY'S DEPOT, BREAKWATER ROAp. uV _,__/'■ ,'}JJ;' . '.■',,■-:.. -,-,.. BY .":' EDWIN HORNSBY, AGENT, "'"■ ;.:,.,'.,., OR.AT THB TO#N OFFICE, i 4, VICTORIA ARCADE, FORT-STREET. • -■- - *••■--. '.'.., . ■ -■ •'•'' ,;, !,;-;'';.' . JGS_-_*-_ BAIIBgR. General Manager, W : ■ __ _____kiaaaJa-taWx^^



_ _ , , .—, —, JJrapcry, &c -■ - - LAST FEW WEEKS. GIVING UP BUSINESS. LAST FEW WEEKS ' i-\ OF THE QQ J GEEAT OLBAEING SALE. § 0 ■';' . ! , • Q CQ BLANKETS VERY CHEAP. Uj rs\ All-wool Flannels from ... ... ... ... 10d H All-wool Crimean from ... ... ... ... Is Id ._, • Cf] 72in. Whito Twill Sheeting from ... ... a., 8M .7 H Ladies' Macintoshes from ... ._ ... ~, Ss 1 Ici Pi Ladies' Ulsters from ... ... .. ... Ss lid £j Fur Capes, 10s lid, usual price 16s l__j ~ Dress Stuffs, in variotv, from ... ,-„ ... 3£d m '£jQ &c, " *0., &o, W I" 'A. SNEDDEN",. ; y, H ■' 62, QUEEN STREET. ■ jjj jyj . __ C^ Splendid Tweed Trousers from ... ... ~„ &» lid HQ sj Good Tweed Snit-fl'from ... ... ... .. 21_ Od >-v 0 Blaok Macintosh Coats from ... ... ... Ss lid [J Tweed Macintosh Coats from ... ... ... 25s UJ H Crimean Shirts from ... ... ... ... 2s Od £/V Strong; Cotton Shirts from' ... ... ... Is od f-j f) Cardigan Jack ots from ... ... ... ... fis (Id U Ac, &c, &c. A. SNEDDON, : 62, QUEEN STREET. IMMENSE REDUCTIONS. ' |Ct for every form of wml I%# SKIN AND BLOOD liW ,#^^ DISEASE L2M Eczoran on Scalp. 3 3TI_OIV_ | Scrofula on Neck. DISFIGURING- HUMORS, Humiliating Erup. ptJTICITRA BESOLATSNT, th- new Blood Purl, tiorifl, Itehiug and Burning Skin and Scalp XJ ficr, Diuretic, aud Aperient, clcnnseß the Blood Tortures, and every upeciee of Iteliine, Scaly, And Perspiration of all Impurities and Poisonous Pimply, Inherited, Scrolulous, and Syphilitic Dis- Elements, aud thus removes the CAUSE. Hence coses of the Blood, Skin nnd Scalp, with Loss of it cures speedily, permanently, and economically. Hnir, from infancy to old age, nro cured by Curt- ; —— cura Rr.so_VF.NT, the new Blood Purifier, inter- C-tfcara, the Great Skix Cure (a Medicinal nally, and Cirncui'.A and .Cuticdra Soai", tbe .Tolly for external use), instantly allays Itching and great Skin Cures and Bc.i_tifl.i-B, externally. -nilamm-tion, clear- the Skin and Scalp of Humor's, — — ——— Sores, nnd Dandruff, destroys Dead Skin and Flcah, AKoni/.in<r, Itching, nr,<i Kurniiiß- Sltiufher.ls Ulcers, Sores, and Discharging Wounds', ro- Diseases, E.-.ma, Tetter, Bingworm, Psoriasis, stores the Hair, and bcautilies the Skin. Lichen, Pruritus, Dandruff, and Delieato Irrita. —— '■ i ; — tions peculiar to both ncxes, instantly relieved by a Cutlcur.- Soap,, an,exquisite Skin Beautifier warm bath with Cuticuba Soxr and a single np-nnd Toilet Requisite, prepared from Ccticuka, plieiition of CUTlcUKA^tho fjreat Skin Cure. Thia is indispensable iv treating Skin Diseases, Baby repeated daily, with three doses of CtmcuttA Re- Humors, Skin Blcniisho., Prickly noat, Rashes, sor.vKNT, will speedily euro Itching Dioeafccs of Sunburn, and Rough, Chapped, or Greasy Skin. the Skin and Scalp, whon all other menus fail. ; — '■ ; — ; ; ■ - : - T '^— Cntlcura Remedies are the only real Blood A Magnificent Popular WorJ{ on the SUm, Purifiers and Skin Bcautiilcrs free from mercury, with Engraved Plates, is wrappod about tho Resol-anionic, load, zinc, or any other mineral or vege vent. A 1.3, one hundred Testiinohials, solemnly ta.le poison whatsoever. Guaranteed absolutely sworn to before tho British Consul, which repoatpr.ro by the Analytical Chemists of th- State of this atory: I havo been 'a terrible sufferer for years Uassachußetts. from Di-cawsof tlie Sl;!n and Blood; have".ecu Fol . Salo 0 v all vendors of medicine. Price, obliged to nliun public places by reason of my nis- Ccticuiu, 50cts.; large boxes, $1.00. Cuticuba. figuring humors; have had-the best .physicians; g 0 - iP 2 5 ots. Cuticcra Resolvent, $1.00. I have spent hundreds of dollars, and got no relief wholesale Agents, New South Wales, R. Towns until I used the-Ccticdra Remedies, which & Co., Sydney; Victoria, Folton Grimwade k Co., novo cured rac, and left my skin and blood as Melbourne; South A.-tralia, A. M. Bickford S. pure ns a child's, bend to nr.y wholesale druggist om Adelaide; Queensland, Elliott Bros. & Co., named in tho opposite column, for How to Cure Bricbane; New Z.alalfd, N. Z. Drug Co., Auck- Skin and Blood Diseases," _ land nnti Dunedin. Or AnnitEss wirii SrAJtr, Prepared bt "the JR. Town. & Co., New South Wales. Potter Drug & Chemical Co., Boston, U. S. At TANGYES, LIMITED ii 9, bathukst-st., Sydney; "?;|--;»-; KEEP THE LARGEST, STOCK IN AUSTRALIA OF ALL KINDS OF ENGINES, BOILERS, BUMPS,; - '."' .". . , ■■ AND ,- 'r. l' ■:. ( i .-. And respectfully request intending Buyers to forward particulars of •■-■■ their requirements before ordering. TANGTES, "j !IilMITlI),: -■_.., 119 5 -iATHDRSTrST., SYDNEY -.-.v-m.',, miii nniiiiiiii_i--iiri in in mi— mm "'\ \r \\'\\ \ i -«nirrni»ort-ii_-iii-iiiii_--iii-[niiin _■_■_—'-■.. — r^*^^^-■■^■^■■■■_iitiiMiii'iiii|_i__l_L ._| [l _j_') consumption^; ommiMf "MR G. T. CONGREVE :; 01" COISUMPTIOI . AND:ITS SUCCESSFUL TKEATMJENT. "'' Showl-g that direful disease to bo curable in all its stages • with obeervatiottß On ASTHMA, CHRONIC BRONCHITIS. ETC.'^ .From the "Christian Herald," March 31, JBSG. iMII a T. CONGVREVE'S T-.J.ATMKNT 0^ CONSUMPTION AND OTHEiI ■; CUKST DIS-SABES ' , ..-, ,' .- , ;i . ; .i' " Continues to oe _a«_o a great blessing to Bufferers, far and wide, in every part of .ho kingdon.." ..:,.;,;.......■'-•'':' '-*'■'•' " " The world mh_.w. -urselves owe him a debt of gratil-rcf. Kot long since wo placed a young lady undw hib Ov.re, who has recovered her health, er\ we need only point to tbo oas-H (Mr CoDgreve i_ publishing one ever week), many b* wtich had been given dp _s paat all hope." * "There can be fco doubt that for Consumption and btht,c Chest Complaint., I>irCon-\ greve Is a specialist of the first order, and ufeands unriS'alled. Certainly there hosbeoniio ythordi-cbvet7 in medical scienoefrom whioh the consumptive ptitient «_^-.-^a-hex-ao much hope as from Itis." ' ' ' - " TiioosK ii_.s-.al.' ak» .nrw-T.ii.Git cases which aro recorded In .JrGbivgrevo'a book are n mo«t cii-Tiricii-Jtr <-_*tvm«»y ; bit, wh'»t have be-an lr>ng a marvel are Use os**a of cure whioh hiive been publwhe'd for feverftl yea), past in iho n-oekly ]Snrh|l. (__'r dya Included), one every week." (The rerHfir is referred to the " Christian VVtirid," «• Ohri. tiah Age," "Christian Oiobc." ie, &b.) The author I Mr.Congreve, ot Catunho Twodge, Peckham, London). has> been urg-htlV entreated to make hia tnwinwat'known i.iJl the Bbitish Colonies. The prtce of t& Book in—j .. ,SIXPi&K 7CB, Oft BJiV#NI >_-HOE, POSTJEEE. .; , Ponuau-o by UPT^N AND CO., AUOSL&ND. .*._ And may be erderod thvouah any BooiistUer