His disease was originally and radically of the digestion. The attack was sharp and profound, and developed into the resulting conditions ho so well describes. He may not have had Bright'a disease, but that he was directly progressing towards that fatal malady there is no doubi. The effect of Mother Seigel's Syrup in his case only serves to show afresh its rare and remark able power. Scarcely is so great a victory to ba looked for from any medicine. Yet the facts are undeniable. We congratulate Mr Jackson on his escape from a danger which was n)uch more seriousjthenleven he probably imagined,

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THE CLU TK A LEADEk

July 23, 1896



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The Hon. R. Seddon han been likened to one of Gilbert's characters in the comio opera of Mikado yclept " Pooh Bah " on account of the many offices he holds, to- gether with other positions in the state ; but he is evidently not to be compared with a member of the civil service at Coban, New South Wales. He is police magistrate, and clerk of the petty sessions there and in addition is the holder of other 19 separate official positions. This surely is a " record " for one man. The " advanced woman " is not having a good time of it evidently at Watmanga- roa in the Nelson educational district. A Mrs Finch was elected on the school com- mittee there recently and also appointed chairwoman, 1 , but her advent to that posi- tion is not a success, and strange to say the trouble comes not from the " tyrant " man, but from members of her own sex, who at a meeting lately behaved in a very unladylike manner towards her. 