Prifltodftn PabHihed bj tht ProprMon Abobibal FbMw and Gjiobob Qlmh at their togit red Printing Offiot, Thaxavt SJreoo- O»m»ro, ProvIaoUl Dlikriot «| OiRgo Ctlmr •* Mtw Zulu i .(EHURSPAV Max 4i« 1899

A SILENT ENEMY

la now arootjgat us in tl)<? s^ap<t of tfoe «i>i«I<?n)ic catarrh — loflueijza. Tr>* best ao<l «7P3t r^Iial>I<t preventive an^l cure is Wolfe's Scrwappj, t^H«p J?ot witt? slice of lemon.
U is eetlraatod that tbiity or forty thousand Russians visit tbo Holy Land eaoh yoar. Tho Popo always takes his meals alono, according to timo-honoarod tra< dltioo. 'Things grow well oat here V asked tho stranger of the Kansas farmer. 'Grow? Look at that big hill over there. That wnr a hole In the ground when I oarao here.
RKMARKABLB COKE Otf DYSENTERY. In J887 Mr Thomaa M'Intoah, of Allon towo, Tonn.i had aa atfcaolc of dyaontroy, which bocamo ohronio. u I was troatod by tho boat physicians in East Tonnosfio, with* out a euro," ho naye. "Finally, 1 triad Chamborlnin'9 Colio, Gholora, and Diar« rhooa Romedy. Affcot using about twelve bottloa X was sound and woli." ITor aalo by K. 0. Land, Ohomist, Oamatu. Dr Emily B. Ryder, who rooontly gavo hoalbh looburoa in Oamaru, roooivod a oa'mplo of tho Broad mado by Messrs W. 8mytu and Go,, and in writing to that firm naye : " I thank you very kindly for tho eample of whole whoati-meaf broad whioh you sent for Inopooblon. I showed it to thu Kdioa at my looturo yeotorday (Tuesday) t,Utmoon t nd congratulated them on bnhig ablo to obtain bread that h dosirablo, 1 '*kt> ipioaauro in rooommoD'^lng your whole wheut-moal bread to all thoso dwlrlna tho«ughlygood anil ontriblou» bread, Yon are nt bottytopubliihfchiij

MISCELLANEOUS.
