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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 168, 13 July 1878, Page 4

makes a soothing mnsic, so that by the time the traveller has finished hia repast, has smoked a pipe, and perhaps drank a cup of '* Saki" with the host, he feels himself thoroughly refreshed and in capital humor to resume his journey. All this enjoyment is procured at a merely nominal cost, and the present of some bread or European liquor to the house at leaving brings out the whole establishment, who say "Sayonara"— that is, "Good-bye"— with their foreheads on the mats. — Belgravia.

Mr. Rubottom, of Spadra, California, budded the white roae upon the weeping willow, and the result is that the rose is as green aa the foliage . A young man in the prime of life, fall of vigour and high spirits, not heeding the dangers of the festive board, and th&fashionable follies of modern social lif e, w£Ssuddenly found to be stricken down by an attack of Rheumatic Gout of a very severe and dangerous character. His iriends induced him to try the Rheumatisk and Gout MixTUKEsof " Ghollah's Gheatlndian Cubes." —Christchurch, 4th September, 1877. Sib, —Haying suffered severely from gout for about fiv? years, I was induced to, tiy yoiir Indian; Medicines, and continued their use for several weeks, using both the Rheumatism and Gout Mixtures. I found very great relief from tbeir use, losing the severe pains and swelliDgs in my feet and. imbs, and found myself able to walk about with : a freedom I. had not been accustomed to for some considerable time, I can recommend others suffering from rheumatism or gout to try your medicines, in the belief that they will do them the same good as they did me.— I am, yours obediently, John Ttomeb.

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