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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1886, 6 July 1888, Page 3

There ia no class of people m the world, not even the Roman Catholios, who are more proud of their ohuroh work or more earnest m it than the American Methodist. It used to be said out West tbat a Methodist minister on horaebaok — and clergymen ate noted lovers of good horseflesh — follow the trail of the railroad surveyors, and bought eligible sites for churches before even a rumseller found it profitable to run a saloon. They pre-empted the ground, as it is said, several weeks before the devil got under weigh or knew what they were about, and they pride themselves on the fact that they kept ahead of him ever Bince. — •' New York Herald." HoLIiOWAT'B PILLB AMD OINTMENT-— Travellers to and from distant climes would do well to bear m mind tbat these changes and the altered diet and surroundings ! of their lives entail manifold risks to health. Occasions are sure to arise m which they will need a remedy suoh as these renowned Pills and Ointment, and no traveller by land or sea should ever fail to have a supply at hand* Then he may truly be said to have a physician always at his call for the various emergencies of travel. Chills and fevers should be promptly treated, and the printed directions ahonld be carefully studied at the commencement of any illness, for Hollo way's remedies can be safely used m all climates.