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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1631, 9 August 1887, Page 2

nn H E PR EMIEB COLONIAL COMPANY OANTERBIiRY BRANCH. JSrAHLIi^ED 1859. t 1000,00 0 .. _/ ;.■/ / /.: - >.:r.!U tof Shareholders fire and marine risks, also risks on growing crops \ccepted at the low r-st current rates, George Jameson, AGENT, ASHBURTON FIKEi! FIRE! FIRE! THE WHOLE OF THK SALVA G-E STOCK OF THE Timaru Woollen Factory Has been bought by anAehbnrton Firm for CASH, \M ITOHEuL and TtJRNEB having mnde the abotre pnrchaHe, will offer the whole BTOOK XtX to the A Bhbnrton and Bengitata Blectoiß. and thnir Wives and FomiHee, at Bnch pticea m can only be believed by a pereonal interview with the firm, and an Jnapection of the goods tnemeelv*. Now has ccme »he chutce for EVE 11 YON B to enconrage NEW ZEALAND INDUSTRIES, And that too, with benefit to themselves also. » Jt'L* I *?™ Grand tot of GOODS will bo nnpacked and open for BALE on THUBSDA NEXT, when onr Wmdowß will ebow what mamllooß BARGAINS can bo had m TWEEDS, FLANNELS, RTJGS, MAUDS, BLANKETS, SUITS, CLOTHING, &c, &c, All through the FIBB FIEKD at Timara. Qaot»tlon« «r« mteleßdlng, OOMB ! SEE 1 1 and be OON VINOED. MITCHELL~& TUENBE, TANCRED STREET. NOBILITY OF LIFE. Who best can suffer, Best can Ao.—Milton. The Victorian Roign is unparalleled m the History of Groat Empire* for its Purity, Goodness, and Greatness. What alone enables us to draw; a just moral from the tale of Life ? 1 Were X . , Mked I ! ha t beßt d Jß nlfiaß th « present and ooDeeoratcs the past ; what alone enables as to draw a jtint moral from the Tale of Life ; what ahtda the purest light upon our reason ; what gives the firmest ■trength to our religion : what is boat fitted to soften the heart of man and elevate his sonl.-I would answer wi:h JLißßueSf it Is Experience.— Lord Lytton. &. TEREIBLE SURGICAL OPERATION. A FATAL MISTAKE. 'T'he "Cleveland (Ohio) Pr« 9 ,» of February 2 3 n1, 1883, published an account of a fatal wholeSi^TTW "iT^ 1 & "°^° n medical men'Troughout the ft shears 5St a M« ■ Ks^ h I """P 011 m Clevela » d » pronouncing it scandalous, rcsffi the treatment of Jl tl T . 8 ? ffen . n B ?or man y V*™ from some disease which had resisted the treatment of all the physicians m attendance. The disease commenced with a distress m the stomach, a feeling that has been de cribed as a faint "all cone " sensation a r mo^Tv fold Z t° U th lhC tC f th ' Ca ? Sine S - disa g«*^e taste. Thif SmtS^S no? Erne co^S and sticky nr n contr^'. lt was increased. After a whi'e the hands and feet TheTfonowS a rfrfel Perspiration. There was a constant tired and languid feeling. Inen followed a dreadful nervousness, with gloomy forebodincc Finally the oatient was unable to retain any food whatever, and there was constant i«2 abdomen All me patient toad a cancer m the stomach, and m crder to save the patient's life an ODention was jus .fiable. Accordingly, on the 22nd of February, the ow ratio? Sis pSomed by Dr D'rH&lhrdf ff SftSr?i Tuckerma«, Dr Perrier, i)r Arm?, Dr GoS.CcTnne^aSl wr walliArell, ot the 1 ohce Board. Ihe operation cons sted m layinc onen the cay tv of the oMhro^n d S w?s O male h bufr^ Ch S n(1 b ° WC J S V When this "^befnTne an exaSnatbn ?e found 8 T h^rS!nf^n i t °" Ot ™ d dl "™ a y of the doctors th^«= was no cancer to t c lound. lne patient did not have a cancer. Wh^n too late the medical men discovered wo a und h 7haVthevladmade nbe mS*^ 1 !Ut "^ «•« parts' tocher anddrSed Ehe hour, Hwlii!?^ the poor woman sank from exhaustion and died m a few LthetfoSMi the husband of this poor woimn to know that his wife died woT^c^^^^ performed. If this FERRIMAN'S MARVELLOUS STEAM WASHING MACHINES, years more amongst them, and had her name handed down to posterity as a model mother? ALBEET EOBBKTS ' has for sale,— Clovers,— BED, WHITE, COWGRASS, ALSYKE, and TREFOIL. BYEGRASB, COCKSFOOT, and RAPE. Golden Tares, Cape Barley, SEED PEAS, BEED OATb (various kinds), CRIiSHED BEANS, PLOUGH SHABES, COOPER'S SHEEP DIP, Acknowledged to be THE BEST IN THE MARKET.