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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 9446, 22 June 1891, Page 3

MRS LANGTRY. Mrs Langtry writes: —“l have much pieisareia stating that I have uaei your heap for some time, and proier it to any otuor.” (tiigued) Lillie Lairarnr. PEARS' SOAP~Pure! Fragrant I ]iefrd#himjl> For toilet and nursery. Specially piepacad for toe delicate, skin of ladies and, children,-audociwn sensitive to the weather. Prevents redness, roujji* ness, and cnappiug. sold everywhere, “ The older the goose, the harder to pluck.” Old men are unwilling to part with .their money. The reference is to the custom of plucking live geese for the sake of their quilla. Steel pens have put ah end to this barbarous custom. “ A fair face cannot atoaefoc da uiridy house.* Use SaI'OI.IO hAPuLIO S\POLIO . ’ It is a solid cake of Scouring Soaw used for all cleaning purposes except the laundry.—Sold by Grocers, Dragdsts and Ironmongers. 3869 A census just made by Dr M. C. Cooke of the mushrooms and toadstools shows that 4600 species of these fungi are already known. Of these, 1400 are found in the British islands. But of the total only 134 can be relied upon as edible; while thirty hre decidedly poisonout. ; \ . ■ A Cure for, Indigestion.—-E,it / more of Aulsebrooke’s Biscuits and Jess (meat.— (Advt.) ■ . , Nearly 160,000 miles of railroad are in active operation in the United States, and they employ about 3.000,000 people in various capacities : Everybody is putting up good TVs. hut iSfinian Hyslcp and Co.'s “ Imperil; all.' • . ; X 856 , Cuddon’s patent groats are the best in the market; specially prepared for invalids and highly recommended by medical men. Sold every where. [Advt.]