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North Otago Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 6138, 26 August 1886, Page 3

FWO LESSONS IN ONE. " How gentlemen," said iho lecturer, ." you will please endeavor to follow me m the Ji^r-'y interesting description I purpose giv.r'? you this evening of some of the least L now a representatives of the crußtac.se. We will begin with this specimen, which is a fairly gi^wa representative of tbe common lobster. An inspection of the claws reveals the well-knov. j fact that they are like — " "Oh ! dam -pw and beef. Take him off, somebody, can t you. Catch hold there. Ugh ! you cowards,' And half an hour afterwards, when the pam had been deadened by a free application of bt Jacobs Oil, the professor made a fresh start on a new subject.

TTNAVAILIN6 REGRET. Towards the close of life—no matter how virtuously that life may have been speafc— regrets of greater or less intensity are experienced by all. It may be for what *c did, or it may be for what we left undone, but the bitterness of despair can only be realised by tboie who neglected to prolong their lives, protect their credit, and add to the happiness of all around them by an intelligent use of St. Jacobs Oil. PIT T V WORRIES. The heaviest strokes of misfortune are borne by some men without wincing; they have nerve enough at least to hide their troubles fiom the public gaze and b^ar a brave front to the outside world, no matter how great their actual suffering may be. But the petty worries oE life are the ones wliich try even the strongest naimes and break down the most determined wills. The t'ant in nerve, who can bear sickness, pain, sorrow, suffering, and poverty without any visible sign of distress, will break down sooner or later under a succession of pettyannoyances— the mosquito bites of life— which he <"in neither guard against nor avenge. The man -who can. calmly endure these is the real hero. There is no cure for most of them ; but there is an alleviator for many, easily obtainable, cheap . and certain. St. Jacobs Oil is the recognised conqueror of pain, and with a sound body it is astonishing how trivial all other afflictions seem, and with what comparative ease they are shaken off. The man who can illustrate the old proverb by bearing the sufferings of his neighbor with fortitude, may bear his own equally aa well by the aid of this wonderfr' remedy.

BALEB HY AUCTIO>. Mr A. H. MAUDE— 2Gth August, on the preroS»e», Tyne»lreet,atl2 o'clockBuilding for removal and Town rroperty. MetfTf PLUMING Sc MEDLEY— 3lßt August, at the Stores, Tyne street, at 12 o'clockTown Properly. Mr wm. uuKioriis— 28th August, at Tfttfcrsall'i Yardi, at 12noon-Drß»ght Colts and Fillies. 31st August, at Duntroon, at noou— Property, ets. Mr 8.8. MARTIN,10th October, at Oatnnro Courthouse, ot 1.30 o'clock— LeaL3s of Education Reserves.

A. H, Maude. THUBSD^Y, 26th AUGUST. C j the Premiees, Tyne street, At 12 o'olock. AH. MAUDE has rcaived iretructiom to cell by public auction, at above time and placeThat Large Wooden Store (formerly occupied by the late Mr Jameß Ud&Jl), for lennval. Alao, Freehold cf Feotion 9, Block 2, Oamaru Town, with Houses therfon, pre» Bsntly occupied by Mr Kearna, A. H. MAUDE, au 24 Auctioneer, SEED OATS FOR SALE. I ONGr TARTARIAN, DANISH, CANADIAN, SANDWICH, SUTHERLAND, BDRLBY, an© SPA.RRUWBILLS. iv 22 A> H. MAUDE.