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Colonist, Volume XII, Issue 1244, 27 August 1869, Page 4

Mistbb, Master, Mistress, or Miss J. 11. Atkinson is writing letters from this city to tho Woman's Rights paper, tlio devolution. Ho, she, or it eulogises some of the members of our Board of Education for their tremendous efforts on behalf of "I ho cauHO." Wo think wo discern in this tho reason of President Cobb's lato assertion in tho board that ho loved tho ladies. Ho know that it would bo trumpeted abroad, and win him tho undying aflbotion of tho fair all over tho land. Did'nt you Cobb? Sl'/ dog! (Nudging him in tlio ribs.) Ah you raecal!— San Francisco News Letter.

IforjiOWAy'B Ointment and Pius. — Colds, Coughs, Shortness of Breath.—Thoso corrective remedies iiro infallible for thoso pectoral complaints, which, riflglootoil, often end in asthma, bronohitiH, or consumption.- Tlio Ointmont well rubbed upon the chefif. and back, penetrating tlio akin, is curried directly to tho lungn, whonco it oxpolo all impurities. AH tlio blood in tlio body ooiifltuntty pusses through tlio lungs, and thero all. noxioun particles tending to produco disease, can ho quickly thoroughly, and permanently neutralised, rendered harmless), or ejected from tho system. .Uolloway'u Ointmnnt and Pills perfectly accomplish tliw purification ; und fclirougli tho blood, thus cleansed, tlio irilliionoo of thoHO wonderful rr:o('lieam«iilß roaohos tho I'omoLiwl, parts of tho human body ; and lima cnrim all cliaoiwod aotiojj, whether internal or oxlomikl,-~A<ivt,