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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 221, 14 August 1884, Page 3

: fThe Captain 'of the 1 Wellington Salvai c tip? /Army had' his Watch stbl«tt ftom ■ , .the tjfible nearhim^ daring Berivice. It ' ha* no^ yet been recovered... _. ;^^ 1*J and Mrs Cnarriock^gf {^ew Plymouth j have been arrested! for "alleged arsori yn Janua^f la^t^yeal-.' Another house belonging tb^tne sime'personknas' 1 Isince l>een burnt f do«YO^. and some p| the M • property 'recovered that was alleged to have been burat m the first fire. Bail is refused. ; ,],)./ . To*day the weather was really delightful, being "balmy spring" m the .. truest sense of Iho vterm. ,We trust -it will:ncit be succeeded by cutting frostis so d|structive to the early "fruit trees 'find l yoiunjgf herbage; ;-"v ; m ; . ■ :.;'.! '•' 1 .""• A couple of 'cows, worsen joying.,, a 1 ' quiet ramble jm; the Square -this, after- .' noon, looking for the ranged or pound l keeperi apparently. ' Messrs Bentley Bros. 1 new advertise-j ment will appear to-morrow, m which they , ainnounce a compulsory clearing out sale. Mr killiV entertainment last night ' was very successfully carried out, and his audience, Browed their appreciation of the performance by frequent applause. He opejnd m Feildirig this evening, and' we have no doubt be will be as well re-- ' ceived there as m Palmerston. Hie is an entertainment that seems always „ s novel, j ' • ■' ' ■;'■'■; J . . '\\ '","'" '.'. The peats for the Legislative Council of the Hons. Buckley (Canterbury) and Paterson; Cotag9>) have been .declared, forfeited, through absence ; for two sessions without leave. A' similar statement about Mr Hi R. Russell proves to be. incorrect. ;,. . , . _ To-raorrow r is the day. of.Dr Curl's weekly visit to Palmerston. . . The tender of Smith; and Marsh was 'f or Mr Hoe's riew'building. ' - The 'Manapouri sailed yesterday from , j^ell?purt»e forth© Bluff. ; >■>»»■-■■•■■■■-■■■ The ; outward ' 'Frisco mail ! will clobo „to: m orro,w evening. ■ -;;,, „ : h ..; I)r > Curl read a very intereating paper t at, th^ \Vanganui Industrial Asßpciation^ last evening on the' culture of sugar '] !beet;^ :"■ /■• ' : ; - i)i - : ■' •.■' !! ' ' ; ,/;!Messrs Bentley Bros, are advertising .' ' ! for ,a lost horse. . . .. ; ; ! , ; : : . ■ •. ; . . ! ; Mr Snelson's sales for Saturday next, ate elsewhere announced. >;, Another call is announced ia connec- • r tion with the Dairy Factory Company. To-morrow; is the day.pf Jlwsrs Stey- - ens and Gorton's stock sale' at Awahuri. Sale commence at 1 o'clock, , ( ; To-morrow is a holy day m the Catholic Qharch being the feast of- Assumption. ' There will be mass at 7.30 a.m., at St. Patrick's churchy catephism „at 3 p.m ;: vespers and ' be'nedic'tioh of the most ; Bacrainent at 7 p.m ; and also aj; Feilding a 10 a.ru. . We understand iMr/ "Lyons' nas : { the premises adjacent £d 'tfio" Clarendon Hotel, and intends opening m the hairdressing, tobacconist, and "fancy goods line abput the commencement of next. ;. ; month.; ': ' '''!: '■ '' : ' : '' .■ '" '■ , The following is stated 16 f W a sure •* ; and speedy cure for: small-poxi:— l /pint . < 6f water, |oz. of cream of tartar, 12grs. ; of rhubarb. One wine-glassful to be '- ! t&ken every hour uutil a change for the ■ ; better [set m, and then reduce the number and quantity, of .doses gradttallly. , ! : • ' j -Mr J^ilverton has at last had his path- ( ! fr&y an;d entrance to< yard; attended / to. ytfe believe some 17 loads of metal have ; bien laid down there during the pasj . .week. This is importunity rewarded. 1 ;

' : J '-A Boon to Mankind. — Baxter's Luqg Preserver, by virtue of its balsamic and •oothiug properties, cannot be excelled :: asi. .a jeoother of Pulradnic irritation. . Mai^y whose recovery had been despaired ' of by medical advieierg andjriends, have been spared to pr.p^hjittiW virtues; of the Lung'"Pfeßerver." It has 1 been employed m the, mansion as well M m the cottage,- and has 'convinced the aristocrat as well as the peasant that it is, indeed, a boon to mankind. It is pleasant to the palate and may safely vbe.tak^n m allcftses;, .; ■^ersons<|useriu)^ ;. from B^ronchial' affections, who take the " Lung Preserver will find the speedy effect to be diminution of pain and ex-'pectoration^-firsi, because the mucouß. membranes are stimulated to throw the phlegni up, and second because the medicine is adapte^ .to .tbe^ discharge! before it leaves the i' bronchial * tubes abd lungs. This specific is bighlv extolled by members of the medical and • clerical professions and others. — To be had of all chemists and storekeepers.