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TBI! lE. t!_ OF MI il OPS-

IMPORTANT DEBATE IN THE

RBICHS TAG,

Speeches by Moltko and Bismarck.

DiPSi'A-L-i-iii:s from Berlin, January llth, say

the Reichstag was crowded on that day, the occasion beiug the calling up of the Government Military Bill in its amended

form for a second reading. Heir yon Widell Piesdorff, President of

! thu Chaml-or, tcnl tlie Committee's report ou tlio bill. Tho Committeo > aid it was not authorised to advocate any of tlio proposals lin connection with thu mcn-tue, becausu i none of them bad obtained Iho sanction of I tlie iii'ij.iii'y ot the Committee, Goneiul Moltko opened the debate in favour of the second loading on behalf of the Government. He eaid ho did not beliovo that any State .should assume the lespou pibility of increasing tlio supply ol com liustiblo material which ut present ex sted in greater or less degi_u everywboio. Strung governments, lie contended, were iho be-1 gun ran tee ol peace, while danger lay iii I lie ambition of party loaders niiil in their inlluoiico on public opinion '"If any State," said C.ene l-i.l yon Moll Ito, " can work ellec tively to pretscivo peace, it ia Germany, who aims solely on the defensive For this she niu=t bo strong and pi opined lor war. Should wo a,.a:iist our will," he continued, "bo involved in war, wo .shall be ablo to wage it. It this bill is rejected, wo shall most celt tiiil) have war. To day's vote in Iho Kcich.-I.i_' en tho uiO-Biir. will not fail to have its ell'eet abroad. Tito army alono lender- iin.-siblo protection to all our politi cal instil.Hi ns, whieli must stand or fall wilh il. A grunt fur a t-hort time will not I lie nceoplnblo. The eyes of Enrojo are I lix.tl on this body. I appeal tt. your | palii.tisin to adopt the Liii ami show the | woil.i your roadinesi to n.ako any t.-icriliue, ! oM.it nf your o.vti adverse opinion, it tho j well-being of the fathorland is ..t stake." I U.-.in.i Stauti'enbeig foiloncd General \on I Mnlll.e, anil while lie wns speaUiog, I'linu. i I i nrntcli enteted the cm. til bo r. At, tlie eon- I elm-ion ol Union .-> tan tit;.. b .!■■?'« i-peecb, ] I'.itee Li-inai.k rose Ile said tbe desire ol all the military antl_ riii.sof the empii owns !mt s oppose iby iietr Kioliter, tier.- Wind thoi-.-t, ami 11.-ii- (Li knbeiger. It wasdif ! lieu 110 ,- aoliule pernio lit Frankfort, and il v..- still ..- niliii.-nit to maintain it A de gi-et, tl in imai.y and miiluai coolio'i-n.-j ex isied be ween Ueminuyiu.il Austiia such as in vi ro:u-ted at. Co period oi theOei muniiodo la'ion. " Wears bound to maintain peace for this quarter of thu glube ; but, for this a .-Hung army is required. Our relations with all tho powers aro of the best, and our good relations with llu.-siuuio boyond all tionbt 1 should have coi.s doted tlio enter ing upon war on ucc, utit of Bavaria as an act of tio_ on uguimt my country." Pi inco Bismarck continued: -'What is Rulgarin to us ? It. is all tbo samo lo us nil,,ever governs there. Tho friendship of l_.us.-it is surely more important to us than thai of Bulgaria. U"u have not allowed ours, vi s to be it.dtico 1 by any one to mako an oiKiny of Russia lor ihosake ul Bulgaria. Jo maintain good illations aniuiiy the powers is mote dlllicult than you thinlc. Wo c.-.niiol allow our t-flbr. to be nuliilied by journalistic tr piiliaiiioiilai-y attacks. Oil' relation-, with i r..neo continue gojd. To niaiatuin them is d.lliculr, because a long hi.-toric.il process must, be accomplished be fore ti.o toolings of tho past am appealed ami dttltrouce-s reconciled. We havo done everything to induce tho Frci.ch to forgot ai d idrgiv.i. Wo havo no present giounds to a,.pit-In.ml war with Franco, neither have wo any reason to fear it, if ij Jinould happen. riicro can bo no question lib-lit our ultackii.g Franco, but wo i'..iie niptect cursolvtH against an attack under no ordinary riioiim-tanoos shall wo attach Franco, but we ifj'iili i.fv"'lV bpcom ji 11, il to aim ourseivca in nieh a maimer as to be equal to a contingu icy of war. This in the supremo object ut ihe army bill, I havo a linn ooufideu_iiii tho peaceful dis p..iii_> ol tlio (.'Vouch '{ovtrmfteut and a piition of tho French pc..p|o. Ktjll the p?.st t«nehts ub that wo caijnpt count on p3".co with France ns permanent. ACo wrnmoi.t may ono day como into power at Paiis which will mako war upon tis. This you must take into account If vo dfl not prepare, a- you say, to-day, when War coin.os w;i will have to grant ever thiii^, and we fliou Id bp lauyhod at. Is Uioio in Franco a singlp paper ,or a sfngle pub.-, person who says ' Wu renoun . , . nr rights f: iA; net-I/tiriaiiif ? 'I ho pos.-ibilitj of Fieuch ugg.-,.-..ion i.< tlipip'ofe a nillicient i motivo for the bill. Fiance i- . tfrupjj and ii-eli-aimc-il po.ier. lie. army is oravo and ready I.) lighr. Wo -t nevoi sic ijle with our )i____.lll.l ___. in our laps, however peace I fill France may l.ofe lor Iho m <m> nt j Suppi-otbo Frtnoll piovod vit.'toii n■, what i would wo have to exj'.Ct ? We should have ! tlio samo French against ua froßi whom we j Buffered from I7SO to 131:1, and they should . again suck our baiod and vi) would b" I paralysed for fhiity yearn. Endeavoiiiß would be made to pi llllanti.tly wiaUin us J Such dema:.i!s tumid bo made us to give up I Hanover. Inm only don-tibing po sibiltle tl.at plight arise in tho tvent ol our defeat. itlia 'j,ic.n.-:o .if IS7O is mule child's piny in comparison With what f.OiCo would bo after ~ wiir in IStfO. 11 who ivi-l.ea to tako tho responsibility for this let l.ifti 'flic federal Governmeut wil) do": tako that responsi bility, nnd they tlieieforo *.iib|/iit the bilj. They wish to havo permanently su(|)cient • trained soldiers in tho cinpir,. Wo hav,i choeon tho seven yesr. leim because this was tho poiiod of tho previous ci.mpromitc njid our Conbtitutional life deptnds upon that comproßjiei), The Federal C utncil did all they could to in ooi)B(jhtiii[{ /: i tho cep t'.-miial poiiod. They had only the interests and security of tho omjiiro mid tho ivell. bein^ lof tho fuiherlund in view. Lo you believe that if you refuso to adopt tlio terms proposed in tho bill tho Fodonl Council wi 1 doviato from il loir original proposal ? If a similar do tnnnd were made in Frunco, do yuu think thero i^/iny possibility of its boing refused ? [Cheers j ' ififi ground oxists for placing dilliculttes in tho v&y f_i'tf.p Federal Go voi inner.t in rigaid to the period of d,jnj(j6ii 1 of tho bi 1, ospcpiiilly in view of the fuct thyt wo havo kept strictly to t|ip text and spirit of tho constitution. Understand, PfiW, th/jt wo retolutoly i.dnere to our defpand for the septennial. We uniiiot give way even a hair's breadth [..pplauso from tho light.] Who can guarantte always tho PQIPP majority in this lieui'o. Do you wish to muke tho riso and fait of tho Gorman army dependent upon majorities in the Reichstag '! By doini/ so you change tho Imperial army into a Parliamentary force In thispa'fi we might huvo to appeal to the electors to dis cover whothor that is really tho wish of the nation. We shall sco whether the electors will permit idoas actively to exist according to which tho strength of the army is to bo determined by the Reichstag without the I consent of the Fedeial Council and Em peror. You can hardly expect Ihe Em- I peror in hisiiiuotieth year wil coutribut to the dostiuction of the work he has di voted the last thiity years of his life to th croation of Germany, and tbo army of th Geimun Empire. Ityoubelievelhat possible if you awaken tho slightest suspicion tha theso aro your arms, and if you do no speedily satisfy tho wtchos of the I'cdera Government regarding the dofenfive ponor of Germany by cemplele .acceptance of th, bill, then wo prefer to deal with anotho Reichstag. Wo will enter'into no furl he nogo iations with you. Tho ii which we mieht placo tho Germau natior by procrastination forces us to promptly ob tail) a decisive answer, or to address our solves to others who vyill givo us such ai: answer. The tjuestion hog been asjfed Why has tho Government not wailßo for the expiration of the existing nop. tennate ? ,Tho leading reason was thai the Government has been convinced that the system of frontier guarding requires immediate strengthening. Wo div not wish tj endanger the empire by delaying tho bill, i.nd wo wero not propaied for any opposition to so moderate a demand. Had wo known this beforehand, wo should have done better to first cobSuU the electors as to whether or not they wish to pnservo the German Empire in its present accession-, A3 it is, wo must now midst upon cur do inan.s." At tho conclusion of tho speech Priiico Bismolk was loudly cheered. _ Bismarck's speech created a deep impres sion in Paris, and the genoral impression is that it does not increaso tho prospects of poaco. "Lo Mai in " snys :—"The ac count opened in 1870 will nover bo settled as I ng as fie Carman flag floats over Metz and Strasbourg." The impression through out Europo is vory deep, and London specials say tho outcome certainly will be tho passago of the German Army Bill by this, or if not, as Bismarck plainly said, by a new Reichstag. Tho "Tiixes" correspondent describes Bismarck as otammering with a sort of caution when relet ring to tjermany's rela tions with Russia, und speaking with prompt and rapid utterance whon dealing with Prance. At a meeting of the Progressionist mem bera of the Reichstag, held January 12th, id waa docidod to support the Centre in

voting tho trionnato term as the duration of the German Army Pill. Thero is not a symptom of weakening on tha part of the Opposition, or of its being inclined to let go beyond tho trionnato torm. A small nuin ber of the nobility who me members of the (.antra will vote with the Government, but the lato of thu bill will not be affected.

A despatch from Boilin, January loth, says tho German At my Bill was detected by 20 majority. Tho instant that tho Presi dent finished reading the result of the divi sion Prince Bismarck aio.-o, ai.d read with distinct utteranco a briet decree dissolving the Reichstag. He addod no words of his own. Ho closed the writing easo enfolding the document with a sharp emphasis, and abruptly strode from the chamber to his carriage, driving off without speaking to anyone

IRISH AFFAIRS.

Deplorable Condition of the Population,

A leading English journalist, who recently returned from a tour through lieland, stales, accoiti ing toa despatch of January :. d, that over wide areas in tho west and sooth lie found tlio population in a state of incredible privation. Thousands of men, women, and children in tho remoter di-tiicts dostiiuio of money, food, and clothing, were sunk in tho deepest miiory and dying cf starvation. The authorities aro unablo to copo with such wiikspi-oud siiH'er.iig, und ure without money or rtippdes for the famishing. Fifty six men, arrested last August, at tho timo Father Fahoy was taken into cus tody lor resisting the collection of lents and evictions at tho Clanricarde estates, County Gal way, wero on .January ij.li sentenced to imprisonment, ranging trom 12 to 18 months.

Too London " Standard " says that (!lad stono is prepared o modify his Homo Rulo Scheme, with a view to tho conciliation of thu direidunt liberals. Acconliiig to the •'Stundurd" ho is willing to iiinliiio the powers ul the proposed Irish 1,-gislnt.ivo body In questions exclusively |iish, which may bo itulog .tod to it. A statument which (ilad-toiio fully and positively denied the next d.y. The Moonlight!rs, on .January 7th, at tacked ami mdtreatel clerk Darrus, of the County Sessions Court, Cork. Tho eleik'.- John IM Inn has _i! |u-pectors O'Brien and Davis to recover £2.000 damages for malicious prosecution and assail I pl, ami £ 1.000 damages lot-tho seizure and lolen lion of in.me-,s nud documents in connec tion with the iirre-tof hiin-olf atul ntheie ul: l.t.uo'liioi, for receiving tumults' rents

As tin outcome ;.l iho prohibition of tho Naliomdist mooting, which was announced to bo held lit Roslea, J .unary llllh, on tho occasion of threatened wholesale evielions at that placo, thero was a collision between a crowd of about 4.000 persons who were waiting to leeeive Mr Dillon, and a foioo of police and draftod village peasants, the latter of whom wero armed with sticks. Tno police used thoir batons freely, ond suctidetl in dispersing iho crowd. Dillon, and tho clergy who wero present, while strongly protesting against tho action of the police, po. uad< il the pooplo to go home. Tho evictions were postponed, Tho Skinners Cuiitiany, of London, has offered its Irish c-statos in Londonderry to tenants at pricos aggregating eighteen yoais renin! in oich caro, and Iris proposed to settle wilh tenants for all arrears oi lent nt 110 per cent reduction. O'Connor, presiding at a Home Rulo muetiiip, Urn-Jlord, January (ith, advocat, d fairntsi iv carrying out tho " plan of cam paign," nnd advised tho appointment of n judge to act us v medium bocwien latidloid and tenant. Detailed acccunts have been received on tho evictions ut (ilonbtig, County Kerry, on the cstato of Iho Right Hon, Rowland Winn, January llth. Tho time chosen for ejectment was in tiie midst of a pitiless tempest of wind, snow, and lain, and uftor Iho unfortunate tenants w-eio diivon out, tho b. lilts destroyed their cot tcges by ti io, .-o that they cohid hot return to them lor shelter.

Terrible Railway Disaster.

OVER. TWENTY LIVES LOST.

A polljglQii F-llpwpa by n Flrp.

Ono of tho ino.-t hoinbio accidents ovor cliioncil'. 1 occuir.d near Republic, Onio, at 2 o'clock on tho morning of January 4th. At 1 o'clock an east-bound frieght train, in ehargo of Conductor Fletcher, puiled out of this city, having received oro'eis lo side-track nt Scipio fid icg, to .How the oast-bound express to I as'-.. Aitei the n.i t ;seti!;tr trnjn had gntir, ih-j p.inductor beipg tvithouj: special oj-' ---de/s, exercised his own judge [pent an.d de. tci'ipinpd that, jnusii.iieli as he had half up hour to spare to pi ike the switch at Repub lic, little loss than live inilcsdislipica, ijjfoye the nnivul of the lust cxpte-s fiopi tha ei-t. duo a" th it point at i o'clock. Whpn ho pul.pd out i|io night was bitterly cold, an.l much difficult v.'us ejfperieui. (J in keeping up steam in tho tiiyine, Finally at a pjiul half a milo west uf Kcpulit. 11,0 train came to n stands ill, b,ing tin ablo to (novo furthor. Just here \\\tf initio tho mil-Idie which resulted in Iho lo._ of many lives ami I lie destruction of thon* sai.tls of dollars' worth of propotty. Al though the conductor must havo known that ho was eiiioachilig dangerously near tho timo of tho oxpto.-s, he did not send out v signal until after his train had come to ft * _paj-.d_.jll and ho found it impossible to iiio'j.o'fprtj.'Qr. He ihon . ailed lunrard with a lanlpiii hiiTi'solj."

The Gojllaloii. At this point there is a sharp curve, and Conductor Fiotebi r hud ijof j ropeodtd more than the length of twenty cars when ho saw tho headlight of the approaching express roundine tho curve not moro tbutt Iflit;' rqc?h distant and running ut the lightning si_.fc.__i of o »ty ijppo miles ney hour, iloirpr stricken with thp lipotv. lodge that v frightful accident could not be avoided, ho (lashed his light in tho faco of the ongincor. Loin Eastman. The latter at the t-nme moment saw tho light cf the freight engine, and giving a wild shiiek of tho whistle for down brake, ho revorscd ids ongine and jumped for his life, crashing through tho window of tho cab, cirrying jljo gl.:;.ss and sash with him, and alighting (il a heavy imgy tffjj't. Uu escaped serious injury, his Ijurt'j bejtig coij)tuba to a slight Wound upon tho {into. As 3 un q,s ho realised lflpdsugpf, |io called to his (jroman, Will,qui Qiodeiicifs, fo uayp hfmsolf. Tlio lijtttr wa- engaged in __!_. ikp g the lire, and raiso I upand hesitated uniomoottoglapoplurnuid, neiitosstiiDatphisdaiigur. This was fatal, as at that instant the crush cstllo.aild poprFrgd ericks was pinned and cm.hod by a mas. af tho wreck. Tho effect ol the collision can be better imagined than described. Tbe en giripo of thp tiyo trains reared into tho air and then :. ttlpd fijwn upon thp tracks driving into each other Hntil the cyijndor, touohed, Tho force of tho impact jammed tho baggage oars into tho tender of the fast train, thp enpresE par into the boggago, and the smoker into the oxpreeu. Tho Wrcclt In Flames.

In less than five minutes from the moment jof tho collision, nnd boforo uny ornnnized eff it at rescue could be mado the fiio from the overturned stoves communicated to the woodwork ond tlio llamoa broke out, their roar mingling with the criosj of anguish of tho imprisoned victims. Tho trainmen and uninjured passengers were powerless to resctio the sufferers. The express tiuin was in charge ot Conduetjr T.m Haskell, Engineer Lorn Eastman and William Fredeiicks, firemen, and consisted ef Engiuo 726, a mail and bagguge car, the express, smoker, a coach and two sleepers Tho freight train was in charge oE Conductor Fletcher, Engineer Kilor and VV. J. Cullisou, ti reman, and consisted of Engine fJ2S and sixteen loaded and a fow empty gop'dolag. Tho smoker contained twelve to liftepn papsongprs, soipe of whom wero immigrants, three pjen es caped alive, but their namos werq not learned. Baggage-master W, F, Gates of Newark was the only man in bis oar, aud ho was hurt in both legs, his left leg being cut in several places und a splinter, or ! rod, being run into his right foot, j A Terrible Fate. ' IC, P. Bradley of Washington, D. C„ was found hanging from tho window of thp | smoker, but his legs were fust and ho i could not bo removed. There ho re- ' muined until ho wus burned to death, and I I his charred romiins foil to the ground, a j black and shnpeloss mass. He was con ! sctous and gave his address to tbe by standers, and also said that he was an ollioer of the Knights of Labour organiz tion. He gave bis watch and other val uables he could get from his puckots to Conductor Fletcher of tho freight train. Joseph Postlethwait, aged 57, and his so.is —Spencor, aged 18, and Henry, aged 11—were sitliog in tbo same seat in the Emoker, and their charred remains were i found in tho ruinß of tho cars. Postle- ' thwait, with his wife, two boys, a seven year-old girl by a former wife, a little boy of 5 and a baby girl of 2 yeara had sold thoir farm of ISO acres in Wetzell country, W. Va , and were moving to Chillicothe, Mo., near \yhere Postlethwaite bad a 1 brother living, and where be could make j bis future tome. He had about $500 in

cash, a check for $600 and several notes in his^possessioo, and theso were burned with his body, leaving the widow with three children, and no clothing except what she wore, and 5) edits iv money. hor husband and two buys had left, her but a le.v moments before and gone f oui tho coach to the smoker. Ki_le.va.to, as a milt. 1 medal found in the wreck indicate?, *J3 a soldier in the Union ranks in tbe Ute war, boing a member of Company A, Seventeen Ktgiment, West Virginia Infantry. Tho Fireman's Sufferings.

William Fredericks, fireman of the ex press, was caught between tbe tender and engine, and lived for two hours, but it wus found impossible to effect his release. His mother is a widow, and lived in Washing ton, O. C. He was a member of the brother hood of Fireman, which organization took chnige of his remains, which weie renuved to an undertaking establishment and pre pared for burial. His face in death depicted the agony of his sufferings. M. H Parks, whose address could not be learned, was also wodgod in the wreck, and burned to doath utter handing his money, letters end cards to ono of tbo railroad em ployes His body was consumed, as were those of sevoral others whose names are not known, and pjihaps never will be. Scene of tho Dls ster, When your reporter reached the scone of the accident at 1 o'clock to day the ruins of the baggage car, express, tpukor aud couch were still burning, atul scores of hands weie endeavouring to clear tho track there, and thoro could bo setti pools of blood and pieces of half-burned and frozen human llesh, and work, on wero still finding pontons of bodies in the burning wieck. All tho mail, expro 8 and bu.ggago woio burned, including largo sums of money. The scene at tho undertaker's establish mont was ono calculated to make tlie stout est hearts quail. Nine shapeless trunks of human beings wero stretched out in a row. Thero weie fostlolhwuite and hie two sons sido by side and nevon otheis, none nt whom could be identified, and near them a mass uf tlesh and bones that may have been parts ot the bodies ot different people. A Passenger's Story. At tiiedepot was foiiiid William . Smith, of Waynosboiough, Pa,, whowi.su pa-sen ger in the piaoli next the sleeper, He was sitting in tho front part of the ear, and when the collision occurred ho v.u ihiown violently nguii st the front door uf lite car, but wm i ut inj.ii.il ill tho leai-t.

lio said ho did nut think ut tlio time that thero had been a collision, hut lie believed thai, the train had run off the track. U>> helped tlio Indies ill iho iar to (father up their wraps, ami add lhal: when he went, back to his -o.f In get hi- hut. ho noticed the smoker in Hunts and saw mi immigrant jump from llio Cur Il.iotigh tho roof and wall oi flimos. Ho said that no one in the ooach was hurt seriously, but ono man had his hand burned slightly by lulling against the stove. After getting out of the car, he helped lo uncouple the two sleepers and push thorn down the track so that they would not bo burned, lie then picker) up Postlolhwuitu's littlp girl, who was wandering around in tho snow, and carried her to tho d. | ft. Nt Republic. W. S. Pi ico, tho baggage master, wos burned toa crisp. His homo is in Wheel ing. _ o doubt many ir.oro perished in tbo wreck, as a number of porsons who escaped and the remains recovered is not r-ijuul to the number reported in the car. Tho num ber actually lost, muy never bo known. A number of Watches were found in the wreck,

ANOTHER DISASTER. Two Persons Burned to Death and Many Others Injured.

Mittinoguo Station, near Springfield (Mass), was the scene of a frightful railroad .accident at an early hour on January -I. Tho Modoc train trom Albany, approached tho depot an hour behind timo, and moving at the rato of about thirty-five miles an hour. When within v lew rods of the depot, fivo of the six cirs iv tlio tr. in were thrown Irom the track by a broke, v. hcl undor ('I. baggsge car. Thu't.-ain conjistiVJ of on engine, ipi ex press car. a bfygsupc ci;r, a smi hi" _ car, a day coach t_nd two sleepers. The engine and eg pi cm car kept on tho main track, but tho baggage c«f was thtp.vr. against the engine of a local wp't-buuiid freight truin which had just pulled in, ami was standing p.. the west bound main truck Tho frcigl.f engine was thrown on its sido and completely wrecked. ri!he 1; iggn^vi cur ; smoking car, and day coach, immediately took lire, and wero c »»nmcd.

When the cars could be searched, tho charted remains of a man btirtntl to a crisp wero found, (ho only m, ,-i's of identi fying him bun/ tho littcis '• U. S." on his cap. An hour liter half Iho burned r'nfp.o of Mr Jonks, of nilow, was found. Tjjo loss (jf Tijo would liayo been nnJ'ch laiacr if the sleeping cai^ |iad not ppcqpc'fj. Tlio pnknow n body is bcl.vcd 'o ho th.- ( t of ii sn'dipr who wr," on Ihe train, and who has pot been scon sipee. A large number i f p.s-ei.|_fer.s weie injured.

ITALY.

KEWSATIONAL EVENTS.

re-patches of tl 0 i;t|, January topcrt fearful Biio*'slt_ me at Floret n•, Venice, (leiioii, mid in tho wholo of Piedmont, in teriup ing rallwaj ami lelegruphio coin inimical ion.

Matilda Mari, IS, ami Miss Uoinanxo, 1(1, l'olisli art stu.lei.ts in Rome, weio found suffocated on a bod in a hotel in that city, on Jtt'iuary 7th On Iho floor of tho ro un lay the bodj ot a mm l.tlteis showed all threo had committi .

A despatch of .January nth fays luyoti.'i tions bttweon ha Vatipm and Prussia »ijl shortly bo conplqded which will enable Emperor William to announce in tho 1 and tag the revi-ion of the May laws

FRANCE.

General Boulanger, Minister of War, has ordered 2,000,000 new shells.

An epidemic of typhoid fever is raging at Clermont Tarrend. Eighteon hundred out of a population of -10,1)1 0 havo been at tacked. Impure water is tho cause. I'no of the kcepors of tho Pans Zoo was Idled on January (jt.h by a hippopotamus, who took a sudden frenzy. Mips Lincjiay, the older of two English ad;.'nit)irei>-cs, who worp recently ijrreetcd in IftrisfT B,'iindliiig by means of matri monial.rlvprti-etiieiits, attempted to couir niit, sujei'le jn prison on January 0 by opem intra win with" a piece of gl-.ss whieli sho had broken from the window of her cell.

WRECK AND DISASTER.

Explosion of Forty Tons of

<lii.it i'ow«le.

. ONQUSSJON IN STRIKING CAUSES IT

TO EXPLODE,

Cliff House Shattered by tlio Explosion,

About midnight, on January lath, the sohooner Parallel went ashore just under Point Lo bos, i-nn Francisco Heads, and a quantity of powder on hoard the res Eel exploded and caused great do-truotion in tho vicinity. Tho Parallel sailed from San Frai cisco on Friday morning, umin- command of Captain Miller, having a cargo ef goneral mor chanriiseon board bound for Astoria, Oregon Reaching the oiling, outside tho heads, the wind died out, and being caughr. by a strong tide, tho schooner waa carried 01 shoro at tho South end of Point lob.is and inside of Seal Rocks. The schooner drifted on tho beach, broadside to, close up to the roots, and was landed on a rocky'bottom, pho t)cucj| at this pojut where sho landod bpjng well broken with rocks, ovpr which I the Burf broakg on thp calmest day. |It was 030 o'clock when sho strupk The life-saving station people wore at once notified, and proceeded co the scene of the wreck to lDndor puoh assisance as lay in their power. They were working there up to tho lime the explosion oceuired, which was oijdently caused by tho concussion whon the vessel pounded upon tho rocks. The oxplosion was a tremendous ono, its foroe beiuii folt f..r miles arciincl, buildin.'s as far away uuSansomo-stree-, San Francisco feeling its effect. The house of the station at Point Loboe was utterly demolished, The life-saving station met with a liko fate while the west side of tho Cliff Houso was b'own completely out and every window-pane in the building shattered. All tho window glass within a radius of a milo was broken. Threo members of tho life-saving crew are reported to be seveioly Injured. The crow of tho schooner abandoned her when they saw she was doomed, and, taking refuge in the small boat, made the best of their way up the harbour. The Parallel was a craft of 142 tons. Tho Parallel's cargo consisted of forty tons of giant powder, a quantity of coal, kerosene oil, pig iron and hay—rather a dangerous kind of cargo to be near when the oraft was pounding on the rocks. Mr Petersen also stated tbe crew consisted of eight men,

THE SCENE Or THIS DISASTER. | The Parallel went ashore (with all Bail hoisted but floppies.-, with no one guiding her h_. ) about 200 lent north ot the Cliff Hoii-o. Her lights still burned dimly through tho misty atmosphere as she approached tha wave dashed rocky shore, and tho lifeboat crew were notified. Their to.t and apparatus ware speedily run out along the boach, and the crow wont on board, but finding the schooner deserted, they again went ashore. They and others gathered upon tho bluff north of the Cliff Houso and watched tbo eioomed vessel as she thumped upon the looks aod dashed to pieces. On the shore were found boxes containing dynamite, etc. , it was 11.30 p.m. when tho lifebpiat men left, tho schooner, and about a quarter to 1, whilo tho men and a number of spectators wero in tlie vicinity, a tremendous explosion occttired thnt spread consternation emong thegroup.fctanning somo, andlinjur ing others. Tho schooner was blown to atoms, tho Cliff Houso was shattered throughout, and ;. lot t.f tho vessel's standing litfging ehot skyward ovor the mined building, landing upon tho other sile. On Sutro Heights llio handsome conservatory was converted into a wreck, while the windows in tho mansion woro dashed to pieces. Not only were the windows about the pirk rail road station da-hod to pieces, but evon tho glass in the lifeboat station, a mile a. y, was blown out, or rather in. As far as conld be ascertained nobody was tilled, but two members of tho lifeboat crew were injured.

THE RE-ORGANISED CABINET.

Tin-: composition of tho new Cabinet was announced on tbo evening of January 10th. Lord Salisbury is Secretary of Stato for Foreign Aff.ii'fl ; the Eight Hon. li. W T. Smith, First Loid of the Treasury ; Iho Right Hon. (',. J. Gosclieti, Chancellor of the Exchequer : Right. Hon Edwa-d Stan hope, Secretary ol Stato for War ; anil Sir Hom-y Holland, Secretary of Stale for tho Colonies. Thoro is no change in tho other Cabinet otfieeis '! ho Eurl of Iddesleigh lopahed Lord Salis bury's eff-.r n; the I'iivy Seal. He d.r.ied that the condition cf his health debaned him from accepting the onerous duties of ofliic. and li:; wiThdrew fr m ■ fhci-il Iro under a stmag sense of having been ill treated. Henry Stnff'jrd Northcoto, son of Lord Iddesleigh, resigned the i flico nf Surveyor-General of Ordnance.

GOSCHON'S MANIFESTO.

Mr Coschen adtfresscd a letter <o tho eluitors nf the Exchange Division of River pool on tho questions of the hour, which was published on January llth. Ifo main tains ho is sli'l a Liberal, and Hurt he rallied to tlio support of tho Government undor thu influence of a deep conviction that tho duty of men of all parties was to close tip the ranks in the face of a common danger threatening tho cxistonco of tho United Kingdom. Hesajs he believes tho majority of Englishmen ate leas willing than ever to t-uirep ier any portion of the kingdom to the advocates of the 'plan of campaign." The Unionists havo been able to avert a separation and catastrophe, but still unwearied patience nnd untiinching courage aro necessary to maintain tho vie-

tory. The defence of tho Union, he main tains, is the supreme consideration ; "still, wo must look to other national interests, and tlioc ur.trycannotallow the discontent of .'i 000.000 inhabitants of tho kingdom to rtduoe to impotence over thirty mi lions. Wo cannot allow that discontent to either paralyse tier povve,s abroad or destroy oar capacity f-jr legislation at homo The Im perialist ptrty deluded themselves with the idea that if thoy surrendered to sedition it would secure tranquility to Great Britain. On tho contrary, such a surrender would be another ttcp in the downwaid course of disintegration and decay. I }i<ld to no ono in tlio desiro to promote the wel fare of the Irish, but I utteily repudiate t.ho idei that a popular Government is not competent to maintain law and ripe with a lawless agitation, wbiph if yncheehed would br{ng freo institutions into disgrace. I have broken lifelong ties in joining Lord Salisbury's Cabinet, I am glad to stand with, arid in cordial ooncurrenpe with Lord li .rtiugton and a majority of tho i ibernl party " Cj rschon asks tho electors differ ing with him to make a similar sacrifice for th.; Utiicn. their common watchword.

LABOUR SCARE.

Tho West End of London had another labour scare on January 7th. Crowds of unemployed working-men a_om!od in front of the office* of ilii local Government, and demanded relief Kilchie, Pre.-id. Nt of the Board,received ndeputation from Ijiecrowd ou f jio, but siid ho eoull promj-e nothing, Wii'-I) the cfov/d ttf.ro apprised of thisj thty hoottd tho Government, and pi.i.chid to Trafalgar Squa.e, whoro an indignation iiii-eting was held ond rc-solu ti„ns adoptttl protesting against the (lo vormpeiit. Many of i_bo residents and .liipkcpper* in Hie vicinity of Trafalgar Stjurpe. fearing an outbieik or renewal cf the Socialistic riots, closed Uisir shuttcis and barred th. jr dons, but tho meeting di-por.-ed quietly,

THE QUEENSBERRY DIVORCE SUIT.

Tho Moic'tionce? of i_) iceiicberry has instituted an rt.'iirm for divorce against her husband, the Marquis of Qieeusbetry. The Maiquis has not lived with his wife for Iwel.'o years. Shortly after thoy began to live apart, the Ma-<juis admitted another won.nu to his house, v ho became a regular inmate of Iho establishment. " His conro_ im wilh this wt man is mace the pa.-is of ijio .:-it. Neither the "'Siil4ii "cr Ihe Muiqiit* deny tho charge of adultery which ihe Marchioness re-ekts i.g.in-t hci htitband. The case will bo tti d io E':i„buroh during January, bo cause tho Scotch law cruets tha wife a divorco for adultery alono.

A BARTANN'S REVERGE.

Tho Propaganda at Heme received letters Jan. 12th, from the Catholic Missionaries at Myanda, Af.icu, in winch is lelated the stuy of the massacreot the native Christians at that place. 7ho writers fay King Mouu ga recently discovered a servant studying ri catechism, and being greatly enraged caused the massacre of 100 ne»ro" converts Most of the victims were burned alive. Mounga vovrs, the missionaries say, that lie will destroy all the obri_j»ns fq his kingtipi-jj.

ROUGH WEATHER, - TRAFFIC IN LONDON STOPPED.

A despatch from London, dated January 2nd, says tho telegranhio breakdown, which had lasted from tho preceding Sunday, had beon far more complete than the Post-office authorities wero willing to acknowledge ; but somrthitif; liko the roal truth <vas slo.vly admitted. Tho storm of Sunday night cut Loudon from the outer world as completely as an invading army could have done it. Out of 500 s; stems of wire, only six worked. Communication with the' Continent was carried on by post, aotl mes sages for America went by train to the Al.mic termini of the cables. Within London li'irdiy a wire was standing on tho poles overhead, and the wiios all over tho south and west of : ondon wero prostrated. The streets of London after a wholo week's struggle with eight inches of snow, wero barely pos.-iblo at dato of dispatch, -

DEATH OF LORD IDDESLEIGH.

SirSt all'ord N'orthcote (Lord lildeslelelil wis takenis,,,Ulenly ill on the afternoon oftanum. 10th. while list-ending ihe stairs of Lord Salis bury s resid. neo in Downbi. strcot He was • &'_,!' ~ri",u. J"«Ws room, ,d j .i.iiiost in.-i.-iiklv i-Niui-cel. In the bulletin eon i ','• -hi.. , event, issued hy Dr. Mortimer i"i,'._. V, ' ls lorilships physician, it is stated f'te.i ?,n an- V I' 3 "SP 4 . o deceased peer sti - 1 .ied .1011 cardiac aflections. which while not Placing his life in immediate peril"renderedi?s sudden termination only too possible. He died ol syncope The inclancho v happening al though startling to those around Sim, has not keen unforeseen by his immediate friend? anti *%_%__£______? hy his n\ cdicia 3S5Si|S£ w_ °_ lcyR?lolBh, _. moment before leavine the Foreign Odcc spolec to S).i James #Scusoif M2 d__sS2 r0£lJ_ T CIT ™.l'»ly about the office' He expressed the hope, said.-Sir Jamesi whew __i. n. 1° '."ect ,uul '""tc uoth. an Mint ■ii iis ,'_ -,;'":' y-- a"d \ vlu' v "o ',ll«ed ii .i U iv,. . uui ~1 tl ni; i It' WM. in "iv-,,-1 ..-■-,;,.;;.-, C».X"iSSSS,?-SS~KS'il_s a_i™£;=|'"^»'^ fflS^LK_&t-£S X'_t I_f_r^,,'!!sßMf_i_ __I£s&S&3_g se. t a?_plf. n 3n, dden tak "c ott' andinn ediatcTl hi^estcemed Efe Iddtt«__ >S

HENRY GEORGE ISSUES A NEW PAPER.

e2_!» flr!J nuniber of a new paper called " Tb»

to support hi.s peculiar views on the science nf Government. In tho opinion of unprejudiced contemporaries, the paper committed suicide in its birth. Its salutatory was a frenzied attir-i ---on tho Roman Catholic Church for it? Jf. ciplinnry measures towards Dr. McGlynn in the com" _ of which George publishes hlihseff a . the Church s bitter and active foe. This avowal -euaratcs himself definitely and fatally from the large body of working men who. religion happens to be the Roman Catholic and hicntilics him with the socialistic and ana'rcli c.-.l element that rejects all religious control In connection with this matter, itmay be stated that Dr. .McGlj-nn, on account of his partisan, hip for George, has been deposed from his _X.t tsorate of St. Stephen's Church , and this fac leads the. "Sunday Union" and "Catholic Time? otXcw York, to say that "Henry George has been for the past, few months an apparition The movement he crystallised by his potent personality has borne as the first fruits two un. toward effects. If the career of the most amiable 1 sweetest, and best of men is clouded as a priest the career of Henry Geoige. as a public man-is ended by his own hand." On January llth two prominent Catholics of New York refused to serve on a banquet committee with .Mr Georee 1 because of his attack on the Romish Church

MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS.

Henry M. Stanley, the African explorer was bniinucted at the -Mansion Hoitspc, London on 1 .lan. Pith. In an address ho said be bad decided to take the route by the way of t he Congo Kiver for the relief of Emir I3ey. The expedition will leave London dining the iircsei.t month. The meeting to organize the London Liberal Radical I nion, on Jan. Utli, was a great success] the malcontents being cnpirely overwhclnintd The s tup i.sing feature of the .evening was the ; outburst ol hisses and hooting when it w_. lUlomplcd losing political songs to the tune o't •• God .Save tlie Queen." i (jlatlstone ii reported in a very low state of health, siiH'orjiig' from cold complicated by (liari-ho-. * I A number of shop., were wrecked in Norwich on Jan. Mill, during a riot by tuiemuloveii working men. A strike of 80,000 in Northumberland was contemplated, owing to disputes about wages One thousand tinplate workers who were on strike at Ponlipool, England, arranged tonus wilh lie masters and resumed work on Jan 10 The Duke of UciU'onl had r _ 111 I loci the whole amount of rents on his Bedfordshire estates for Ibe current half-year. A terrible snowstorm prevailed throughout the midland counties of ICnglund on January 8 and 11. Tlie highways and railways were impn-pMblu in many places, and the mails blocked. .Some loss of liie occurred. • •■■ In a Idler written on January llth, John bright pooh-poohs the idea of federation lio says it is conceived in a ginger- spirit, and recommends sensible men to let the subject

The Government has decided to purchase 10,000 additional horses, and 30,000 Manchester repeat in!,' rifles to be ready by March 1. ' *' An explosion of gas occurred on' the 2nd January, in tlio Cambridge linrrocks, ' Porta iiioiilli. (loi :,'-,-consiilei-oble damage. Stxsolfliera wen-killed and L'l more found and extricated from the ialius of the building. All the rescued 'ii,,-.- liriii-li sleamer Dragoman collided with and sunk tho Duke of C'oiiiliiughf in the Channel on January P'.i-d. Seventeen or the crew belong ing to the latter vessel were drowned. Three pel it ions ill bankruptcy were filed, January Alb, against the Mowarde .Sleamahjn Company, and a Court, receiver of the Co. potation appainled,

Printed and Published br tho Proprietor :-•" Henry Brett, of Symonds-streei, at Ml General Printing Offloe. bhortland and won |j streets, ln the Province ol Auoilan . New «ealan . ' BATCBDAV, ITaPBUARTf f, 1887 i

THE AUCK.L_i.iw EVENING STAU . TUKDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1887.

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TUESDAY, FBBRIXAHY S, 1 At 10 o'clock. TIMBER! TI.P.'F, ' TIMBVR! At Mount. Eden ii lilwny Stalin, j A ii ii » r I w _" \ 4_/_ i X . MET KAV .I j OIMmF _) .Ull.ding TIMB.Ii. m | low io' rt ..it b„),-. ? . ''•'.', v:i"l".i.' i l",l, r.r' pr p_'i tunily tor i>u-.ikn.in . Hn! ii g ' "":•;.',„ ,i,e ' kind., as it will bo so.il unrese rvoulj to ibe high- lb d er. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer, Foit street. *i&J_§&ii__K -a_ji«<ri?.x<i> tuesday, february s. ;by order ok the .shrkiff. At Ibe Soil of Alfred Hu.-kbind (whoso Solicitor in Robert Ilrownin-r. i: >i->. n .un-l I ho mas Foley, uud Patrick Lumlwi. The undersigned, instructed by O. \V. Das ley, i,:-,,, . i)..„i,!vsii.-i-iii'. -;i:-,!i .'i tiit-ii-Aii.-ti(.u Rooms, City Market. ih>- STOCK-IN-TRADE. CARRIAGES. HOUSES, HOODS, CHATTEL". AND EFFECTS, aa undormentionod, now being in nnd npon the business pivniism ni' tlio itbuvciiaiiu-il Defen dants in Albert-street: *> no ujii, k ii rtio ik s ,-•_ :, s nglc H:i. i« -.! Waggonettes I Landaus ■2 Uroiighiinis 1 Harniieli •J Busses _.' Hansoms ■i Breaks 1 Mourning Cab ■2. Hearsts HYRNE3S.— i sets Simile Harness. fl ditto, 2 ditto Double ditlo. I .litio. 'J tlillo, 1 ditto. 1 ditto. 1 ditto, S diltii Single dilto, 1 (Into pair llor-n ditto. I ditto II seditlo. 1 ditto, Doublo dit io. HOUSE .--'_.>• Horses anil Mare. 11 black do Ugi-.-v do., l' ..•ii.-ttniii do.. :: I.:.avi. d.i., ■-•' eroam flo. t _ Uay Horse. 1 grey do. SUNDRIES. I'J Whips, 1:! Horse (Mollis, 1 Stable Harrow. :i Hung Forks, - Hi'u.'iii . 1 .S:uMl.-s. I liri.lli-s. ! Break 1 Mates. 11l pi ces Siuiilry Harness. I I'ai.- Limps, S Hneiicts, ■> 1/i'lil.n-s, 1 Clo-I:, :: Curry Combs, :i Brushes, 1 Set Pinnies, _c. OFFICE FURNITURE.—I Iron Safe, by John Taint tlargcl: 1 Iron Safe by I'ri,-,- and < '"■ (laivi : I Olllee Tai.:.-. I Ann than-, 1 Cine Chair Subject to a Rill of Salo from Thomas Foley, Patrii'k I.uii,!,in. niel Mieliaoi Con .tliiini Hi.nian. of the Cily of An '_aii.l. 1.i,'.-i-..- atul Hail Stablt ■ ke.-l'"!"-.. to I'.-ti f Di,.-i.al'."i API,'.!:::.-!. Len-lo man,.lntel the-.nlilai o: .Inlj. l-:-i.. a et'iu ul wlileh is llln.l in t'l.-'ililee"! tb.- :.ii|-,r.-.in.i ( 01111 at Auckland as iiuinber Sii.;flVi HESKETH, AITKEN, MACLEAN & CO. W. S. 00(..'i11".A.-iK| i.IAS. UAITC TOESOAY, FP" P.I-lUAl: V :':'.. By order of tho I'.eaiMrai-r.r tho Supreme Court. DWELLING ll OUS M, Alt A W il- STREET, CLO.SK Ti) KYBEK t'A-S KOAD. Tho Sub_ i-iiicn h .v.i i.-coived Instructions Irom tbo Kegi.trar .f th.i 3ii_vm ■- Omit, at tho request ef the mot-, l .-c. ti sell b. auct'on at th'-i'- Kouni. Q i"en ot rent, . n Tuo. ay, Febtn uy 2i. at two vo o'clock. LOTS 09, 102, 100, 112, and 119, Sub division o; Ailjimeuia I. 5 end pait it 3. See., 3. Suborns ol Auoilu.. having n frontage of ICS [<_ot to Araw.i-sir.i-t. b.. Id feet deep, with lawo n.velli _K-Him c. o i. taininlt .7 ropmvj. orec-. ri there., n. n. v 0.-c'jpie.l by MfL. W. Eaton. SAMUEL OOOtIKANE _ SON, Auctioneers. K. C. CAltlt ] [11. 11. TONICS. END OF FEBRUARY on FIRST VV El 3 X IN MARCH. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. THE MAMNIFICdNI' ESTATE OF THE LATE MR W. J. HURST, LAKE T4K4PO NA, B TO KS _ CO. Havo resolved ltt_ru_loai to sell by auction end of February ur li-st weok ii March, mHE WHOLE OF THA? REALLY VALUABLE ESTATE OF FT U R S T M E R F, COMIUIISIKQ R_SlDffif\CE AM) GROUNDS C>f about 8I X ACKF, 3. TUX RBMAiNOBIJ OF Tilll] EdTATK, Subdivided into THREK TO FIVE AORES Havlnff either L iko or Ocean Frontngos. Surveyors arG np;w Dubdividlng tho Kalat.o. ■ns will be isiucd as soon as ready, due notloc of which will bo given TUESDAY, MARCH 1, At Noon. TO CAPITALISTS, BREWERS, HOTELKEEPERS AND OTHERS. EXTENSIVE FRONTAGE TO HOBSOI AND NELSON . STREET?. IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE SALI OF HOTEL AND OTHER FREE HOLD PROPERTIE3. r. c. g"_ eenwodd HAS RKCEIVKD POSITIVE INSTRU. TION3 TO SELL Ri" AUCTION, AT THE MART, VULCAN LANK, ON TUESDAY, Ist MARCH NEXT, AT NOON, THE WHOLS OF THO3E VALt ABLE l'REti!lOL'J P'ctOPJCKTIKS Situated ia HOBPJON' AND NH-LSO. STRKET3, In tie OCCUPATION OF MESSRS DUNNING UAM AND KINO, And k'-.own an the BOVaRNOR BROWNE HOTICL, AUCKLAND. Thopnpertycompris.'s fouroriginal allotment: including more t-.ftn an acre ot i,rja. havin 120 feet froat.ge 'ii Hobson stt-eo. and lis o Nelson-st.-Ort. wilh a (l,p>h through of neail, I'M fact, on which is erect tl tbe wjll-knowa GOVERNOR BROW. E HOTEL, Together with a LARGE BOARDING-HOUSE And ■•— TWO FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE 3 On Nolson-strcct, and being in close prorimit; to tho New Wharf ut th. foot of uobjon-stree and tho Harbour f .-on', on Nelson-street. If not sold as a wholo, tbe above will bo offdrei in four lot], namely, LOT ONE. Com prising HOTEL B IL T)ING, GO >DWILL AND FIXTURE., With6l feot fron'.ft.'O on Hnbuoa-street by . feet in depth, with an ontranco from Nelsoi street, LOT TWO: €0 foot on Hobson-straet. with largo building and similar aroa. and on trance as Lot 1. LOT THRttb.: SB feet on Nel'oa-st. et by übiut ?00 feet I depth with BO J.RDING rlOUtiK of il n.omi and also two f jur-ro jmed Cottage -, all let to dt Firabla tenants. LOT FOUR: 6_(p. on N« 3on-st-oet by 201 ft, in depth. -Particular attention, is o til. 1 to tho abovo pro perty, it being on. of ilu m.3f,trt n,ivo aat best-paying coicorns o! the C .lony. • Tha wholo of Mrs properti*. , if advisable, wil bo Offared in ona loias a going concern For furiher paritcalarsand c.uditions of salo apply t>> : the Auction! er. BRAS. HItSKHTH ] Ul__. AITKEN. TXESKSTH, AITKEN, AND CO., AUeiIONEBKS. LAND. HSB"ATa, AND COMMISSION AGKNTd. Regular Sales evory Tuenday of Hides, Hklna, Wool, Tallow, _ o. CITY MARKET. «"' DURHAM, Yardh. fur Mle. «»*r. T*o.d»y, »i_ p>prp»__J»oSt. WOOL, -HIDES, RHEEP3KINB T ALLOW. j g^NTER * N-pLAS, I Acotlone.. ,



TUESDAY, FEB. tTAV.Y ~ ISS7, j At Th-olv-3 O'Clock. ! _____ .... I RY ORDER OK THE KEGHTIIA . OS." THH | . I'll KM I. cul'lir. VALUABLE . i ERtiOI. ) HOUSE, CABPINI'ER'-j St! 1' AND ALLOT MENT, 1 lIAVIMG AFI OS'TAGK OF 50 KEEI' TO ARTHUR-. IRK ST, ONEHUNti.V. To he sold byuuotlou. by Me. ra T.<_ dnrujrxuid Co.. on Til s .«y. tlieSSlh da> of l-'.i'.n -,t uv. '.feN, attr.-clvi.o'nlcck noun, sit ihe Mir: of J. 51c- L nd and Cj, in Q. e.n-st-e.:', iu-kl.tnd, hy o,il;i-t.f t c K*Kia l-a-cf the Sep -. me Court, A LL THAT parcel of land boing lnt !\ bor _.o(usn '1 vi-i. nofiillo in- isitnm bi is 2 I OS. . in iID of -.-' 1 i .li uiiii.b .''.i.l'ili T.W.. ..'' tl.,'-bt:.'--' . t.s lit.' s,.lti, I, now ta 111. o.up.tioncf HrO. i:eiV..ili.im C.'i'li.i..'." f-i."- '•'" I"' 'I'CPi.-.t tbe,ill.-,-ol W W.i_;-ll"v.i . ,li.-il.»r. Ali.-k1.11.l .■tr..-ln.'. One bmuu; lu.il'fir.ih.i- pur.iciil.ils can be h i.l nf RANDERSON .. (.'< I , Queen-etreot, Aucklantl. KEEP PACE WITH THE TIMES- I. H. DALTON, TAILOR, Victoria Street East, Auckland, AND Tennyson Street, Napier. fr*Zt I'ATTEKNS OF CLOTH *fy FOR /izjS^ GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING i }yyy y'.'y To Moasuro, "'.- ' '■■_'.__ .-'__. ;-*,: Post Free, with Price Lists. ('.- _■';'■ Serge Suit .. .. ~10 'j-: '. y 'Fox ' No. 1 Serge Suit 310 '.'■'■' ' •'■'-• ~ Me. 3 ..3 15 [ , . j Fancy Scree Suit .. 410 I. n Hesivy Diagonal .. 415 f..; ;| ueMt _ 5 o I-./ ■lj Black Cloth Suit .. 410 : ) ...! , .4 15 { V '■'.] _ 5 0 y\ I. _ ~ 5 io ftp, 7yt Extra Sack .. ..6 0 '.■^"'■■y_i Frock and Dross Suit 7 5 C. tlemim'a Covrf.t Coatr. NEW <SM» PRICE LIST W FOR ISS6—ISB7. .y r *ix LATEST FASHIONS, / \ 3i __, , V %:. In Gentlemen s and Boy. . p ■ _: _. Clothing, etc., and Easy V. _?J®| V ■■ ..y'-'iyi Self - Measurement Forms • ,'p '■ & are sent, Mji &si|] GRATIS AND POST FREE, jf« On Application. ly'i Cheques, Postal Orders, etc., {__ '. - „ _f_ to be crossed J. H. DALTON. *** **<& Gentleman's Morning . Coat anti Vest. J^l EXTRA ]SL PAIR TROUSERS J GIVEN AWAY With Each Suit. )•...'- ;-| All Goods are sent CAR- I --'' 'ii RIAGE PAID, and if not L_'7--r__\ ViM \ approved are exehang t:' \] ed, or the money return- K ,«.'}^v'-S _. (whichever pre- JMlko^ ferred). Gentlemen's Erock Coats. £s. d. £?% Good Tweed Suit 210 0 ii » 3 5 0 {$& r&SiP|k „ „ 3io o p£:pm &?&&ss_ ___ " .. 315 0 »» 4 ° ii n 4 5 M| Trousers • 012 6 iSI „„ ois o ra ;, .. oiz c t.] -, lf „ 150 *V Gentlemen's Tweed Sack Suits. it. p a .. o o . k, -«- * OPTICIAN. MATH&'_.«.•__._' AND NAUTICAi (. BTK(7_IBN'T JIAK/S. tin (_.- ttTJ. _MD-PTR X;."V. i always in sre.-.r-: - I ftpec.clrs nnd Kye-it-isjiia t>( eit-.-y kin. las ...p_UT-.il - fit p.i:-i-_»ii .-d Opcia tiUiP,'- ot ;,'. ,:.:■ :'._'ir-/ 101eecu;....?, iiinc--v.i,..i- . _<-ld <_,1 __.__, er.d Mioro t'CGriCL'; p. .v-.i-'u; (in.i r.heuy. I 'fheodniiiua. .'Plinioir o__i-.._.__ •- . Abnej LeroUi Drai.'i.'.xc IjOVllh. I'rlso'-.itio C'cnirinß-ja Drr._lr,i< Instrument.. ,_._:_ . i-;u'..i:_ -'.nlers j _--:;H' i.0...-'. . ,X:?.r; -J. I. uft. =-.._ "5. P;i,-HPA. 68 I H ,r-..-„ _M... Tiiciir.- "Ct:-.c-i. ify.ivo'in-.f-L-a M _:i;.*tP.--tilt',.' tl.Viv.:.:!.! '■'.:, ■K;',.7iv7"7.r,\m<_ l\;,M_,._r.\.-r-,s:ttiA- ii-". ' -..;•' pPpis.,i!3_. t:t.j.-,,'..'.p-,.tv. ;i!_,.:-.; ,-... , ..... - ■ _■ St;.».n l~Hi>^.K . t'i Tr.':'.!-j. -.- ;|i. t -..3_ 9W just i'j:-::;-:ivku, Sottlora' Tplerfeoiniy—pov.uiail, *;-.rtable, anc Cheap : : t.i Settiera A.niroid Barometers— stioiit.- ppp: : :;::,;_ Soa Sd Settler..' Microscopes, magnifying 1,750 time.. 2:!b 6d Also, Steam and micro Motor WorkinK lilodolf and Steam :-rJ, INSTRUMENTS OS" JUVKRY KINK HEFAIHKDi OPPOSITK TIIK POST O. FIOK. W. C. DENNES, piPORTER-of SEWING MACHINES, I -BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, PIANOS, , ORGANS, and HARMONIUMS, for Cash or Deferred Paymenta. TTAND MACHWBB. HOME SHUTTLE .. .. A3lO fl I PEERLESS WHITE .. ill : SSJS' risH ._% ROSSMAN (with COVM. 8 5 0 ISI £imCALFEBD " Ml WERTHEIM .. .. ~ '.; '__[ Jio | TREAnT.V, MACHINES." WHITE (without cover) .. «10 0 WHITE (with cover n i,-l' -it) : ~"ioo DO.--,ii.;s-ni: uvitiijv,,.!'- 6 10 0 NEW DAVIS VKH•:- ■■ ~. FEED ~717 « VT. O. DEN'S'_.„■>. Q'jEEtf street. WEDDING CARDS. — New Designs Ju«t r»celved from Hfnßlond.—Stab UthograpUo Works, Shortland street, Auok-



MORRISON'S Patent DisinfectantlTluid do ll.Hj'li-,! i bonld bo without It, MANUK.icn.'itK!> t.M.v by TiT" i__-ENTire, JOHN MO.iitiSON, PAGET - &TRKEI', AUCKLAND. (iffl'-o of tli) S'i',l -.ir■' 1" pa.-lnr. .Auckland Movt'titb r '.'!. 18-11 '!-> Mr J, "v Morrison. ,'a,ti p'PP'-i. An.:. .mil: sir. I has. tone > _..„_ P..1 ia Li ii.f.c .p.- r. id in .ivera ■iir.Tiv.t wgy", umi ;i-"> tonnd it, In n I ivii'nc,'», m' be a .toirtr/ul atul continuing '.'■',_, ,-.ui.',t'f.'! ii -' ,i'hi. i. '-"p"c ti.'cit n.'cd '■■)' ..._• A. ytmr .'.,.! I. roi'ii o/ odoiir. it w-.d viii b live f.-'.th It i i. '. ■ ' b b.iltu a:, 11 ut't-.Ti. it. nisi > In Hi' • ■■ 'b I' «on*r_ . . ]'.'•. i!V-.' I'ji.ii 'iv in i. vii i: ct ihaui. for ih» -...„; jit b ivc i.1.,,. iii it In the reach or -,t tl'.'in.K hum lily - I .mi. iouri n. poc.tfiilly, U.citoK Hoi Dili, .-'aultiii-y Ii,B;,C(»Jr, City o' tnokiaud. |"VR OOUUOY & TYM.URN (LATE •il). OUi.-.KM-aiR.CET|. Ham 1 iktm Pi' nils, in VICTOIU. - STREET '•'■ 'VST AM' ,IKIIV. IS KOAD, PONSONBY, CARVER. GILliitUS. lii'KlN'li I!L.\p-.-p AND PICTURE I'llAMlC M VNU. AC rUHIOn. . S'tlN ii i.l I _lit_li.'.AlN_ It . ANI) IHO. 1K...L lIOUJK DliCOl'-A iii.li lit.: V. &L. i.-B 'n up" fy th 1 th-j ore !">' ii,,,, ~t in. very bra. :h ( i Ihe Hu-.lii.-bh ; Wo I iwumhiii not to bo excelled in th .•■ dm.}.l" 'Vlnu b.-cu i.t i.tip-i.""» * •*" '•'"" ;!" lh; :,;i '' yeorn i'pi."" hitp-i 1> iitriip' ail.-iiti'.i.i to bin 1- VICTORIA ■SI Itiil! 1' EAST. .ML' I'll '■ I 'SMI. '.Ml. hIULDIMI p. ,-fc .1 iKVUI ' K-.lliii-.K-^vctf.'iriillllr.tc.'l if Hi.) Siii'.i ,„.-,. l£x|iM-li'ppfol Wnrkn 1m a, ntto UUJIMEU UI)MMF. It 1 £J11 M MV.II ' v. r> io (i. CAM PUELS., Taii.ok, Ivro., •_>_. DlfirKX : I'IIKSIT. SE W gTOAR 0N ' S GOO DB, >.n.« -■ _s.\ilih> old 0:. .mora to •>» I.J. AND.". i-:K >..•-.' i .ii:.LV >XSIM'C_[OM J 'A. Oe«r.:> .'kppipt ' 'o-jpi. tc I .!-.._*. '-hemla'l & /.OOPER. NEW VOLUMES OF ROUND 9KBIALB. AMATEUR WORK BOY'S OWN ANNUAL 13 i PIiKP CA_S''_ L'S MAGAZINE CIIA .'.l HliltS'S JUL' ■ UN AL CIIA' IT .'Jiii U.'X CHILD'S COMPANION Oil. jli'd mv\ ma iaZINK CHILDREN'S* KiiIKND KNULI. II IJ 1.1.-71 ::..TKD MAGAZINE KVKHY IIIV.S ANNUAL. FAMILY H.- KALI) GBOD WORDS OIRLS OWN ANNU/D IlAßPKitri Vul'Nti i-E.ll'Lß LEISURE HOUR LITTLE FOLIiS PRIZK QUIVKR SUNDAY' AT HOMi; BUNDaY MaGaZI N'K STATESMAN'S YKAR ROOK WHtTAKER'S ALMANAC YOUNG ENGLAND. BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS, TO, Queen strekt, Auckland. fflKK&_ CHARLES fl MIT. ■7y7r q 'd«.,.,f»cturcr of **&\ J _Me E S_B!£I BASMKBTTIM li'-i'-p'.M \#sSfe^_r__f IIIS.ATOI-, I_VAI.II' A ;'- ''. '"j •;-'; Uf •!»» t..i,.l It, _o»onr' x^^ At_^^W_-o^° ▼ior«MA-BTac»r v/mx. NttAll 11-R. rCMAN'.H HAY. _ miMEt a b i. r WELLS BROS.' 'BUSES, DEVONPORT TO TAKAPfJNA. HURST MERE, AND IAKK liSACff, I. ayes Victoria Whntt at-7.£0f1.m.,9 50a.m 12.50 pin . _.;■_) fi.m .1_ !i in. Minduyii—lo u.n and 2.30 p.rc. Loaves Tatar mm: 8.10 r.iu., 10 10 n.m, '.I p.m., 8.40 p.m., 510 V in. Sur..iayi il a in. t... 5. p.m. Spool il Tr'picjn ho utrargod OFFICit: VICTORIA WHARV. Gener_ Carters, Reoeiv.ng end Vorwar^n Agent. Waggon for Eurnlturo ito.noval. OAL, COKHI. AND FIREWOOD DEALER! GBNBR-.L CARTERb, _C. Telephone, Devonfout Bureau. mi ME TABLE -*- DAVIE3 BROS.' 'RUSKS. DEVONPORT T:i TAKAPUNA HURST MERK. LAX . i'f.'Apii. A>D SCHOObHOUaIi;. Telephone: Devosport Bureau. leavks Victoria Wharf, Dbvonpokt. ---7.15 am.; 8.?0 t_L.ni.: 9.15 a.m.; 10 _ a.m.; V.l. pm. ; 2 0 v.m.; 2.15 p.m.; 1.20 am.; 115 p.m Sutiilajs: 10 a in. ;11 am.; ;.:;5 n.m.; .1 p.m Return F.trca. 1*0:1; vVetklv Tickets at Kcducet Rates. L-CJ.V b Takapuna.- 835 a m.; 0.5 a.m. ; 10.3; a,m_; 1115 a in.; 1.35 p.m. ; 3.0 p m.; 3.35 p.m. 515 p.m.; 535 p.m, l-Piirdoja : 11a.m.; 12 a.m. 1 n.m ; 5 pm. lireciai 'irijy can be airar.gce at Post-oflice, Devoitniirt. LADIES' AND GENtS' SADDLE HO _SE6 BUGGIES, BREAKS, WaGGONETTEB. AND CONVEYANOEa 05- EVF.RY nE_IK.IPI.ION at ;ii(ji;tksi' Notice. KxprnsscEi meet every boat to receive anc forvvrtfd ltiKvPiiK-i of all descriptions. j V^!^"s^ 1 E^^>_, . f^ _ I VTEW ZEALAND INSUKANCE .1 I COMPANY (FIRM AND MARINE). Capital < .: „...41.00p,0n0. Paid- r»" nindp £l3 r',OOD. PROTB° ./il; on MUI'NKLOSB 0,' iN Tl'lD IN '1III? • C.MPANY. CLAIMS MRT ITH PKOVIPIITUDE AND LIBEKALIIY. JAMEB BUTTLE, Manager,



"I envy naught—unless 'its this. Thoto. ofcir.iMli.ii.'.ht ; The nuu win li i,i v-i wh-tt time It I?. Aid ft.vlj that he io right." [PUNCTUALITY LEADi TO SUCCESS, The man who mi B.SB his trains, trami, or ettmiior<- ; wlio ut .Let,! his aptoininiot-t*, it loses -.ruck <f lad minutes ; who iVKU.atoa bis no ions by a faulDv. ( rr uio watoh, soon il ,ils himself left .it o? the tile oi pro. puri y, am! nnverconies within rO'IOO cf hia i,u:.'Ct. iul nciKli;, jut. l'.ii.su niakoana. of tbij, and remember Unit It is A3 GOOD AS AN ANNUITY To become possessed of ono cf stewart dawson & Co.'a FAMOUS 'I I'll ICitPIIIMHS, Always roliatilo. im-mit liino and money-a biiio ro.nl to fort,inc. ENGLISH WHOLESALE PUIGE3, 27h (i! to i'.'iO. PIC RENN IA I, V I, It! A S UR E FOLLOW.;, And tho Cloik. tbo Assit-tant. tho Artisan, the inur, nriliu La cur. r, who used to be luibitually lit.'n. kcoii Kot,i into gootl rt'puli'. prom ttiou is oiisuretl, uil tlu'tlitcidtiiiriitxcuo-t - " Didn't know lite timo." or " Wntch use o\ pi.-iciinhil ii! i s i v i-i Micitrtd, mid all for r. s,ti.tli i.-utl.ty, li.pt.ati.it> QTEWART |\:.V*iN Sc 110. O'KWAkl' .1 'AM BON & v^i. MANOFACIUUK ALL IMPORT ALL AND SELL EVERY WATCH IHKM* ELVES DIRECT TO THE I'URLIC. Alight to bo rcmeml'erod forall'u- STEVVART DAWSON ft CO.'S tlllKA 1' ICN'iLKPII WATCH KXIIIBJ riON, QUEEN STiiKIiT. WATCHES OK KVK V CIiADK, 'In ._HT AM. (Pi. .s-'H '. AJii'i.i: VAt.i__.TV I,'pn; i hoick, 10,001) ™ SKLEOr FROM. ALL li.Nril.lSll WIIOLKSALK I'Jtle:,._. RK-pPllill. Ti AND VI-.ITO _3 1,1,1. y; ii.- 11l- I I hi ncr-o If to mii ut WAT ..Pit i', X 111 ill l'l ON, 111, yt'p.l, N STl'tf iCT. f jt'.ii cttiif.iv. tin ■n Itiil lliero. VOII can ii, al, ■ , ; in i ir . i.v dim t buy Voll will .M' j- a it ■. -it :1 l',iu_il bi.llf .1 „( " ;. tlfl-.c l'l,i..l.i'il:-i' - l. II IH I.N At'I'KI.ANU, ,IK\V_ I.l.Fin ! .IKWMLLKtiY 1 OF i.V.P.tY KIM). NEWnSI' KOVKLTIUS, LATE jT DK.-IUNS. Au IMM EN X 10 STOCK To solrct fiom, at übotu lIALb' COLI IMAL PRICES. L/i 111!':r,' AND GKNT. GOLD AN DSILVKR ALBERTS, MAONIfICiNT PATThIINV. All Imp. Ud Direct, ATPMCIH UNAIVROACIIABI,;:. LADIES'AN I) 1 i E NTS SILVER ALRI. _'S. EXTRAORDINARY VALUE, ALL llnlili MiUIUCD. 9a Gd, 10j Oil, 12.' li I, Ui GJ, AND lfn (1,1. CAN NO I' Dm EUU ALLICD. REPAIRS. RE.AIKS. KtITK. Itmiy notbßK no ally known tbat wohaveaslairof _ . lc:itt,.ik i.h .■,(>. .. Intionth-j intii. «", a.i.i »-«it-hci of pvei-y de cii.ii n. p.n ina't. r ■■ "mi thoy iipo boi"„'iit Irom. art leiiinctl Cii't cle:.__,_ cy v. i:t ah ii.. Imlf tr'i'iy New ;-. -cl.tnil prices. Vi a dies r.guli'im, V v nf.iiß .. ■;■ k>) r.-.i.,.rn .1 tti i:ll ■■' mora nrn.i il/ el. an i wi bin t v-, ii,.ura it e qt.ii- tl. ..I. i.'l' irt tin .o ,i t iho I'lrai. ,ca, und wi kman ltlp BU.-r.t't-'Cd. Cul nnd cct-Ive. jurat's n cony ct Otir ..'.::., i . .-.. ,1 i: tr ' • ■..! <.'.'- .ll iut.t .1 ~■!:._■, Is. i,. ii..-. :n.i i ul full [ar iiiii.ti'dai.d tuott tv "i dciful t_.ini »v.a s FOR REAL V ALU IS VISIT STEWART DAWSON' .v CO.'S (iKIO.I' I .'. ,1.1 ll W A TOil EX.il-f. 1r 10 N, Bi -gt_ :■:...% ■-!';; ■_■ .' m. '.Pi., to v,' ; ~ii ll _ .-.. t, AUCKLAND. O n M°N DA y JAKUAUV 10, AND U&TIG FURTHER iNOTICE. A. LESUEUR WILL SUBMIT FOR p=ALK , THE BALANCE OF HIS SUMMEP STOCK AT DJSGQU. TS RANGING FROM fy& PICR CENT. . kf UNDER USUAL PRICES, PRIOR TO THE HALF-YEARLY STOCK-TAKING A. L., In returnliif? Thanks to his Patronn si id thi Publio _,'oll'_r_ly ;of lb' ir very Liberal Suppor atiiiu'a; thin Prcn.'iu He. wcuid romind tha bo wi ■'. continue at all times to GIVE THIS VKKY BK3T '/ALU. That cr.n be secured In tho Colonioa, and as ii I. only by doing v. CASH BUiINKSa That ho Is enabled to SELL CIIKAP, ho la CHARGING FIVE PER OK NT. ON ALI ACCOUNTS NOT PAID WITHIN SKVKN DAYS, .In Terma beinpr, as heretofore, PROMPT CASH OU Oft 9EFORB DKLIVKRY. THE PRICK FOR MAKING A SS_ LliiH DRESS IS 12a Go ONLY. The Publio will do well to Inspoet this bona fldi CLEARANCE SALE. As thoy cannot form any adequite Idea of tbl value ofForcd from quotations'. Eomo as_un.-];nc:y Cheap Llnealn TRIMMKI and UNTRIIIMICI) MfLLINKRY, acd In i.\ tbo Departments genulno reductions havi been mado. BON MARCHE, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, THREE' DOORS FROM WKLLESLEX • STREET EAaT. \^- • /te, COR N BROOM WORKS, STANLEY-ST R EET, HEOHAMiaa' BAY. New Zealand Twood Trousers Measure, IBs. Suits to Measure, 60s. _^. ty J^v^^ Mercery and Hosiery In _^i& QUEEN fc^><^So?g JcSfPy^ White Shirts. 3/0 -tyP* &yy^ Regatta Shirts, 3/6 Oiford Shirtfl, "1/11. Undor Shirts. HERBAL D ISPE^SAR¥- Try Bilis's Sai saparilla, Tho Great Purifier of tho Blcod Diarrhoea, aud Dysentery Mixture, 1S fi» A BOTTI E. Goi,n Cure, IO 1 BOTTI.SJ. Til© Trpveller's Friend— A Frevon'il _> cf 3,?a-.. eHues«, sib a Rot ii,k. fW& Oi'HTiaSiST. EYE OINTMENT, *ft Beot'it Dtaoaeos of Youns M_i Kiieotnall.' Traate . DOIUUIi'UTIuM __ I B Vwttmoalals tr_r\ all parts son be seen, Professor W« Bllms.



Goon HKSOLUTioNa.—At the commencement ,'■ ie of every now year hundreds and thousands of '■■' it our young men—and old as well—form resolu n tions for their guidance for the coming year. Many keep them, while others break them. To' . '- 0 such wcwish to givo a word of advice. In order n to sustain your determination of loading-a v better life in the future, yon should usoHoa Hitters. Tho judicious use of Hop BitteiS ,v strengthens, cleanses, and purifies the stomach, g bowels, blood, liver, nOrves, and kidneys, and il ,i_ just what you want to build up and lnvlgorat* . .r vouraelr.— Gr**nbush Dem. Head. >t rE7"H. X DOCTOP.3 GIVE YOU UP, g TT Ko_e. GAENiER. the aiectrioian, will -~ Cere you. Oon.i lis'ica Viuue. Kvery kind at ' Ooiuplalot Trea'ea at— , EAGLSTON'S TOILET HALL, "'-s.--l.iS '> MO, QUE EN-3TKKET. *• . onrtof Attendsnos: 9to 12 and Ito fl, 3tjl ttlsotric zed UalTanio, Farauio, and Mediol.il n Bithi tao siren by Jions. Gamier. -- Kwnbere . Tesiiiu->nlsl» can ba Mum _. ir m)j.)&B.__. . ~'_, --r CTORIA BAKRKX -i '" . NEXT FLAGSTAFF HOTEL), - c NORTH SHORE. '■ WM. WILLEY (Late o^ Lilowall $roo.]|, \ 'i Having opened the abovo Bakery and Refresh 0 ment Rooms, Bolij'clta the support of the De^qn ';.-■'. port Publio hitherto given to Meejri; L_|iew^( -' g Bros., and begs to InJorm fpe TRA7EjJHN(J '| c PPBLJC that they can new get REFRESH- '7:7 i ' M!£N_3 oil all kinds at the above address. T__, ...'7_ i. Coffee, Cocoa. Ico Creams, and f.ny othflt i Refreshments always ready, j A TRIAL SOLICITED. 3 1 EVERY ATTENTION ANI) CIVILIT?. - r-y_N TN 0 R JJ Q U.B B, m BEACH ROAD, DEVONPORT. , r ' ■ . i ;. f Late the residence of Charles Cave, Esq., t . 7: .yyt !Is now opened for the reception oi Ladies anti '■■' , Gentlemen In search o{ c. i PERMANENT OR TEMPORARY HOME, I As .ell as {or Visitors requiring change of air ] and rest {or a few days or weeks. - VENTNOR HOUSE Is two-storied, has a I are. balcony, and commands Bplendid views of tho Harbour, Remuera, and Parnell. f ~ s Bath-room ln the house. Seabathing upon ~ , nondy beach, with use of key to tho -.■■['£: now bathing-houses. .» Hlehett reference. i -■ , .. : o _ i c i. : r .-> i THE AUCKLIND STEAM LAUNDRY AND '.. 1 BATHS, UPPER PITT-STREET, , Aro now re-opened under the nbl_. management ; of J. Williams. Tho public oan rely upon _ having thpir Laundry Work c.~ecntcd in tl.jj t i mo-.t finished stylo dn tt_ moit'Reaiona.. i 'ieiae. ' " $M CURTAIN 3 AYE DRE-SES RFCEIVE ■'_ _ SPECIAL .\TIKi-iTION. - ~-y.t!. BBNTLEMEK'B Ci,OTHE-l CLEANED AN!) PREiSSD. i 3HIPPINO, HOTEL, & BOARDING-HOUSE '' WASHING UUNE BY CONTRACT. Or-'crs and Parcels csn be loft at tha Branota Litiedry, NewmH.ik,>t. Junction, and Mrs niaik'i, R^-iplry. Uppir Qu'cen-sti^ct. " " VANS COLLECT DAILY. s ATOKI.AKD AGRICULTURAL AW. -ii___M mercantile CO. (GIHTEDI, " ™M TO FARMERS, The above Company having determined to ?!,<;:}!', l;,!.' l,, ll'?.tolftnceufUlc*«'A"RlCULTUKA_ '.' ;: iMi U'lit-MB, will not refuse any reasonable Oder lor the folio-wing :— t D. June Portable Champion Fire-proot En. , _pno, Jin. Cylinder, 10-liurse boiler -> .. 1:: _t Champion Reaper and String Binder I Bi-anttord Slower ' ■ > 1 Single Drill, 9 tubes, with grain and crass seeders ■ ~=-..,.a,e' 1 Mast's Drill, 3 tubes, spring hoes • ,: 1 Horse Rake ■''*-.), 1 Corbau Disc Harrow, No. 9; spare discs 3 Cortland Waggons t I lexible Harrows, each 60 teeth Hay Forks, 3 and 8 prongs, - {**i'j 6. VI. OWEN, , ManagM . "' ---—— . t ___• ... :.■ ELLISDON'S NEURALGIC DROPS, POR THR ■ ' : p. ; THOROUGH CURE OF NEURALGIA Fr.-m tho Rov^ C. J. Merton, St. John's Parson erne. Fee y Roud. December, 1878. - . MrtlcirM! Mas don,—l have for many years pist from time to time suffered severely from Neurs.l_.ta, .-hd hive found nothio it to relieve ....,■■ '■: in.i no Bieorlily nr.so efT-ciively as your 'Nsti- '~ •aleio Diops.' 1 cau confldnntly recommend IU ''' -'-'■ (j. J, iVikiptox.". „ , .yy-i,r-ii :■ iiniipous other Testimoeials In my potass- . lien . , - Prloe, 2s and 33 6d par bottle, biggs's tootha"che ESSENCB Gives lastautareoua Relief Price, Is. ~ , '',';: Prepared o-ly by F. 13.308 (lote KpusOOK). 'Ihetnist t'-ith-stro'it.Cbrlstohuich. Boldbyall Ihouiists. VVhohaale Agents- • . •' . .il KHMPTHOi'.NE & PIiOSSER, Anokland} ' ~ P~"0 S .A i . KDWARD WAYTE. " . i*"tts's diaries, 1857, commerojal, pocket. mudical, and » desk diaries,'lsß7. ' new books! new booksi history, travels, novels, : biograpry, ' latest yearly volumes of ' , a Magazines, suitable for public libraries, latest volume* of boys' and girls' ANNUAL'S, CHILD'S COMPANION, •" BAND OK HOPE, BRITISH WORKMAN,. CHILDREN'S FRIitND, LITTLE.WIDE . / AWAKE. INFANTS' MAGAZINE. QUIVER, -p CHATTERBOX, ROSMiiVOOD ANNUAL, 80-PEbP, iS;c. EDWARD WAYTE, BOOKSELLKR, STATIONER, NKWS VKNDOR. Kto. , .-' „ii.rt -