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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1700, 2 June 1884, Page 3

In Rome there is a military church which has a Sunday school connected with it, the members of which ate soldiers of the army, Every soldier recites a verso of Scripture he has committed to memory and reads in turn from his own Bible The pnyor is made by one of the soldiers every Sunday. Flies and Buas —Beetles, insects, roaches ants, bed-bugs, rats, mico, gophers, jackrabbits, cleared out by " Uongh on Rats" 7£' l. Moses Muss and Co., Sydney, General Agents.

Inquest on Atkinson, porter at Maodiinaldtown, NS.W., station, who was run nver by a goods train on Saturday, April 6,—verdict of accidental death - retu ned. Deceased was a medical man, and an M.B. of Cambridge. Halt Asleep ! -" I never," wroto a yonDg lady to a friend, "go to church or lecture but I am half asleep, and I never How afterwards what tho sermon or leoturo was about." It was a idnin caso of nervous lethagy, produced by wautofntion of the liver and digestive orgcis, fihe was p«rBunded to try Hop Bitters, rid now she writes; "How intelligent and bright, are lectures now, and how glorious tho world wo live in is I Hop Bitters are "ideod a blessing to me." Mice A Temperance Colonisation Society, hw been formed in Canada, which pro* poaea to fill a tract of hind two million acres in extent, with settlers who will engage neither to make, import, nor sell intoxicating liquors, Well's " rough on Corns", - Ask for Well's "Rough on Corns." 7Jd, Quick relief, complote, permanent care. Cornß, warts, bunions, Moaei, Moss & Co., Sydney, General Af/erts.-AuyT. Father Lima, canon of Evora Cathedral Lisbon, and a peer of Portugal, shot himself with a revolver In a cemetry in Lisbon, while undor the influence of a monomania, whi:h took the form of the apprehension of persecution.Tnß Bmkn Bbrprnf,.—Like tho brazen . sorpent that tho great Jew'th leader lilted high in the sight of the perishing followers whereby rhey were saved from death, the • disoovereM ot Hop Bittera have placod before suflbiiug, ailing mankind, a remedy which enables them to fight disease with conquering advantage Sec, It is well enough to advise a youni; man lo overcome all obstacles by "taking the hull by the horns;" but when the youth is in ihe middle of a field land the bull is comint! towards him wiih its head down imd its tail lashing the air, tho young man p'refurs to lake a fence. •■, ' " Throw physic to tho dogs, I'll nono of it;". and It ■ all tho world's Jlacbotliß would act in this regard, as cried out tho" Thane of Cawdor," thoy would "live llko" prosperous eontlcmou." ■ Medicine makes often 03 much elekness as It cures. Hut what Thomas Fuller, who lived and wroto two coutunes ago, called " cordial to tho soul," Is as much that which oxhilai- «_ ates tho body, tones tho system, lulls tho nerves, MB and vlialiies tho organism with gentle quickeniwrs, JW like UDOLPIIO WOLFE'S SOHIEDAU AUOMATIO SUHNAPI'S, as that which touches our emotional or more sentient nature ■