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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 273, 13 November 1873, Page 2

j The local paper reports tbair. oats are n{.w.selling at nine, shillings per b.u?h_l iq CjrqmweU, and are reported aS 'pVtiie r riaeL'" iWe (Guardian) ...learn that the total number of shares appiiedTo^i^^'MS_|i^ 1 Woollen Factory, up to tliis fiate;- iail2,__67f, Tjhe number of shares to be allotted is 8,000 The Directors;; ej> we /uffdbifs-and', ? mjeet this day to consider as to ah immediate allotment. * i A correspondent writes: — «* I don't know how it is with you, but 'Good Templarism ' here is going ahead with very rapid strides, and I should not be surprised if it became before long a very important political institu tion, which may make or mar some of our .uture Ministijiea. Should it do so, it will dot be without warning, as one of its avowed priocipl&Liis to return onlyj such .members; as 'go the wbol&* hog? as* t& total abstinence, other, considerations being alto.getf^ ignored when coppara^ .withf'; thik one great ' shibboleth '■.•in.; future candidates, and, seeing how complete its organisation is becoming, it yet may ! bea pow^erf in ,the : State : W.hich U .will become ; . he State la j'-w^ch^jJ-S * the : jnt.eriqaf-3 • • ofV-t^_el general.; public* otj-erwi^eV some] startling results at next general elec- ;> tibn. ;At;^re-?'efqt tfiey'.hre^ r^ndef-s.&nH.'';' p-rep^Jng 'fo|,j ( a ; .'ge 'nbraV./jCruißad-s '■ aga^l'^.' the i ; pub-icehouses af nest annual; licensing ' day, and I obelieve *;a/ go6d-?imaoy ' efforts! \ -win ;jb'£' taaife 1 tßti^t-es.rict.ye clauses' p^th^'^rinissive 1 ] __ji(l; |^p "•fpr^©."! Every day now : we- are treated to,, one or two cold rang of advertisement •in itlie Inde-> * p'ndejnt- 6n ' the subject, ' biit : in several ids te'h^s . ' : the ' appeals ,''. tj ii^e i, been ao'i ifa ,' temperate in their language that they havedone more harm than good to thei-Cause/'T^ Tl^ere is a ya^n.^'block of 'erbund-at'.he' interaec^iiim of. Queen and .CoTjting fisiseefs^' whiehi within the Jast 35 years, ;: 'im; beeu < sold a. prii.es Varying from £28 td'£4o,66o£ Upoti'ii; there :onbe;.tbpi-. a^pu^e of , wor.A ship.. AThe worshipperß,,hovt:ever^ hiaying bough, icheap, prudently sold dear. .; And., now' tbe land belongs to a bank, and upon it mil bp: /siijEirtly; ;'^reitfted'; i a7.'\yei^li&. ''oi'. Mammon, and a meetidg-placa"^^! the,' money changers. And when .fhe .Bank of Australasia has crowned the corner with a hands9nie ; ar^ii|«^ the old synagogue- where its adherents have so long met will .be; brought to the; hammer, and sold to the highest bidder, irrespective o| either clim6 or creed.'— Melbourne Argug. , , ;i()(t — " Holloway's Ointment and Pills.— -For bad legs, bad^ breasts, scorbatici and scrofulous sores, this is an infallible specific. The lo rd expressions of ; earnest gratitude-made by thousands who haveexperienced its unrivalled power over; these com- . plants, and who have been raised from prostrate helplessness md a condition loathsome to them-, selves ! and_ others, ' render it quite unnecessary' to enlarge in this place upon its ordinary virtues/ The parts affected should be bathed with lukewarm water, and when the pores are thereby opened, the Ointment should be well rubbed in, at least twice a day. -It-is-.alwavs advisable.to . take Holloway's Pills-in these disorders, >as the < action of the Ointment is 'thereby wonderfully" assisted. The Pills check fever, purify the Wood, and eject^all morbid matter engendered by diseases. . .52846.