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It does, not 'vJow «tßat. because a macliinie IhaS wo.: some contest jihie ibest kind of c-iiacJbine.' For instance, fcbeife was a Milking Gmtes* at 'to' certato; station' 'in' AuistiraMa. The wanning machine immediately claimed tha* it had defeated' all other machines on tlie market. But herd's t3i© point—the contest.was. unknown to tllne representative- of the Ridd .MMriing Miacliine until after it tod token place—hence the Ridd Maiclluine wa<s nott beaten. And after all, a. mote of commendation like this from Mr George Harvey, of Otakehb, carries more weight with tihe practical farmer than al< tihe ctonltests. ever h©M:—"l have used the Ridd Machines some time now,, and inust 6ay they are the best maqhiines on the market. They are sninplfcity itsellf, and avuML' stand a Not of wear. _ The pulsation is perfect and' there m no fear of hurting the cow's teat*.'' The KDaoksibone o.il Engine is ns simple a& could be anode, easily understood, and gives every satisfaction'. MANSON AND BARR, J DISTRICT AGENTS, Palraerston, North.

PILES. The only permanent relief from piles' is relief from constipation, so as to relieve the blood pressure and irritation in the intestines, then the iJes will gradually ; disappear, amberloiai's Tablets will certainly chemists and rtori.:£3pers.