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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 244, 15 October 1877, Page 2

Thb whole of the Town and Port Volunteers are ordered to parade at the Drill Shed at 7*15 this evening, when they will escort Captain Marshall to the Port, he beiug about to leave for Wellington iv the Murray. Many of our readers will have an opportunity during the course of this week of witnessing an entirely new style of entertainment, produced under the title of "Mirth Music, and Mystery." Of ohebf the items— the Fire Kings Act— our contemporaries speak most highly. One of the Rose

Brothers produces a plate of blazing fire, and with fche greatest coolness imaginable proceeds to devour it with great gusto. Bufc even this is eclipsed when a second afterwards he coolly proceeds to emit volumes of smoke, sparks, and flames from his mouth. This is only one pf the many novelties that their programme promises us. At an inquest held at Collingwood on the body of Thomas Hopwood, whose death we recently reported, a verdict was returned to the effect that he was accidentally killed while working by himself in his claim in Macgregor's Gully. A household specific. As a household specific for indigestion, biliousness, nausea, constipation, sickheadache, urinary complaints, and the many ailments which affect the secretive and discharging organs, as an agreeable appetizer, a promoter of sleep, a useful resuscitant, and a genial stomachic and carminative, no alcoholic cordial has ever yet been discovered which can compare in efficacy with Udolpho Wolfe's Schibdam Aromatic Schnapps. No family should be without ifc.— Advt.