RAILWAY CHARGES.

Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 519, 29 December 1877, Page 2

RAILWAY CHARGES.

to 'fin; <>:■' rnr. kvi:mni: jmil - < v«>u i• if-ui>> Ii w il i.> that if a nWi for = <>.>••.!(••' U ji'ii obased at tlie i ; in < I rn:iv-i il -j.• s•:■■ ! 0:1. : II: tif b nr.;,it ill t I.<- <■::ri la'.'e the U only «<. 2.i. ( ' 11i:i•!«■ iiepurii s about it", and was t'>l't tha*. if I 1 x>iiu!ll a ticket at the Oainarn station, I mint pay tlio price to Hil'liTti.orpi', two miles further. This bei'iirj strange, and the fanners in our. locality think it lei|Uire.s rectitication.—J .mi, A;o., A Fakmi.K. f .Such matters should he referred to the trailio manager, who would, no doulit, do what is right.—En. E.M, \

IJot.t.ov. w's Ointment and Pii.i.h. ■— PxlW'L'l <'• >HI j )1. lints, I >lil l-l tltl'.'l AYllcll tllCHfl diseases prevail immediate recoiir-e should lu! had to this Ointment. which should he well rubbed two or three times a day upon the abdomen, and the intestinal irritation will gradually subside. All inflammation will lie subdued and exclave action restrained. This t tvat incnt. ,Ts;rd cd bv jll<ll ■ cious do-es of ||ol|oway's I'i 11 .. i-. applicable to all forms of diarrhea and dysent rv al - tended by ln-.ai 1 sickness, eripi ic, tl-it ulenee, and othrr ili-ttiv—int; and danger..us svinptotns. Alter rubbing in the Ointment d 11.inlu■ I hinder should be worn, and lII* patient slioubl be restricted to u farinaeivniK dirt fur a few days till tlie urgency of tha disease has I.mi dimiuislu'd by thr pre<rrviny employment of t liesn irmrdirn. |Anv r. |