ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE

Dunstan Times, Issue 556, 13 December 1872, Page 2

ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE

We do not identify ourselves with the opinions that may be expressed by our correspondents.] (TO THE EDITOR OF THE DUNSTAN TIMES.) Sir, —In reply to a letter which appeared ■n your 'ssue of December 6, and signed “ Principiis Obs'a.” I may state that I do not consider myself called upon to render an account of my actions to everv in ’ : , vidual who may be foolish enough to demand such at any time he may think prop r —but would recommend “ Pri icipiis Obsta” to pay a little more attention to his own affairs, and should he at anv time wish to “air” his intelligence I would sugg“st a far more profitable employment niay bo discovered than in expendinghis int ‘lligenco irt li’erary prostitution of so very insidious a nature as would demand a reply from, J. GRAHAM. Black’s. Dec. 10, 1872. The return of the Canterbury raßwavs for the past year show the total receipts to have been 80,000/., and the total expenditnre 40,000/. Holloway’s Pills arc the beacon fires of health to all nations, whether civilized or savage In weakness and the debility generated by excesses of anv kind, or re -eral prostration of the system, their effect is at the same time renovating and rest rative ; they drive from the system the morebid cause of ailment, and brine back the frame to its pristme health and vi mr. They greatly increase the appetite, an 1 therefore persons not afflicted will readily regain their strength.