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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8763, 26 April 1890, Page 4

THE BUDGET, OR TARANAKI WEEKLY HERALD. PSSICE — T IS RE E P IE N C E TAQB Advertisements 1, 2, 8, 14, 17, 18 Articles : Closing of the New Zealand Exnibition 9 Assets &c. in S. O. Spurdle imd G. Busline's estates ... ... - ... 7 Brutal murder in New South Wales ... 15 Brothbr Against Brother ; or the Tragedy of Carnleijh Shores. By Hero Strong:, author of The Captain's Orphan Daughter, &c, 3 Bush Fire Relief Fund : Nam-js of applicants for Grass Seed ...4, 9 CoRREsroNDENCB : Taranaki Poultry Association — Bush Fire Relief Fund- Lato Bush FireB — Land Monopoly 7 Country and District News — From our own correspondents : From Stratford — From Inglewood — From Stratford and Ngaire — From Mid hirst — From Oaonr : — From Tikorangi— From Oakura... 9, 10 Courts : Supremo Court 5,12,13,17 District Court ... ... ... 17 Police Court 16 Cities and Towns in New Zealand — Duuedin imd its Exhibition ... 15 Claim for damages — Okey v. Filzpatrick — Full roport of case 5, 12, 13, 17 Dr Barnardo's Home ... ... ... 16 Dreadful Floods in New South Wales : Several towns washed away — Millions worth of property damaged — Whole country under water — Going to gaol by water — Fearful accounts of misery ... 6 Kibblings 4 Localßoards: Education Board ... 8 MURDER IN X P. CREATION GROUNDS . Latest detai's of this Murder — Inquest on Bodv — Accused Defended 6,7,16 News of tub World : Release of a Child Murderer — Death oE an Exploier — Evictions in Ireland — Tho Brit ; Hb Budget --New Zealand Butter — Stanley and his Detractors — Split amongst Irish party 10, 11 Newsofthe Week : A lonely bachelor New S. earner for Wnitara trade — Bursting a Gasometer — Exhibition Awards— Rev. Mr Farley in Auck luad 6,7 Notes and Ecuoes : Population of Australasia — 'Frisco Mail Service — State of the Argentine country — Australian Butter — The planet •• Oireland " missing — Rough on tho Bauds 2 Meetings : Acclimatisation Society's annual moating ... ... ... 15 Passing on of 'Frisco mail ... ... 7 Political and Social Topics : Our Future Leaders — Colonial Borrowing — Sir Julius Voxel and his Dotractors — The Earl and Fs Whiskers — Labouchero on Struggling Newspapers — A Publisher o£ Penny Dreadfuls— A Filthy Smelling Flower ... ... ... 5 Original Poetry :" Dawn " 3 Our illustrated London Latter : Illustrations : Lato Lord Dacre — Bismarck in his retirement ... 9 Plucky conduct of a woman 15 Subscription Hot in aid of Sufferera by Bush Fires 8 The Duke of Ellesmere : or a Jewish Maiden's Love. By Bertha M.Cluy. author of "Set in Diamonds," "Undine's Marriage," &c 3 IN BPITL OF EVEViY PRECAUTION I P- upli' act wet Molding nnd *vei Iret, and iiiimy of thorn ne/lect the bimpkbt precautions for their own comfort and safety, and suddenly discover that thoy have become possessed, of an entirely now pain, which gets' worse and worse, uotil it is giievoue to benr, and they dou't kn'-w what it is until some friend or Hoighbor, who has paid for bis experience, says :—: — '•On, that's nothing ; it's only rheumatism and everybody's get rheumatism this weather. Use St. Jacob's Oil, and you'll Boon get relief." For it is a fact that ST. JACOB'S OIL CURES Rheumatism, Backache, Headache, Neuralpia, and Toothache, Sprain*), Bruises, &c. Every constituent of the formula of ST. JxVCO.B'S OIL exeots specific action in the cars of pain ; !'? a r^rnbination its specific virtuso are eio.ply mai\ul'0Uß. Not an element of it would ue disapproved by any intelligent phjaician ; no one truthfully cm disqualify its success, nor deny the truth of every endorsement. It penetrates gently, but quickly ; ii, sootbee perfectly ; it heals snrtly ; it cures promptly, permanently, and without reaction. Universal public s •ntiment has wen for it the highest prize module, which nothing could call forth but the most extraordinary meiit. AWARDED TO ST. JACOB'S OIL FOR THE, BEST PAIN CURE. New Zealand International Exhibition, 1882-Gold Medal. Calcutta International Exhibition, 18831881— Gold Medal. Cinciunati Industrial Exposition, 1884 — Silver Medal. California State Fair, 1884— Silver Medal. Louisville Southern Exposition 1884— Sold Medal. A DUCAL OPINION. A leading jeweller, in speuking of the very handsome cut of the Waterbury Watch Company which appeared in a recent issue of tho Reoicw, gave your correspondent the following little incident illustrating the popularity and high eetirautioji in which tho American lowpriced watches ure held in England. Ho Biys: "While in England last summer I huppuned to be in the vicinity of Elton Hull, Chester, one of the country boulb of the Duke of Westminster, where there was a meeting of yeomanry and eemo 200,000 people assembled. All were indulging in gun ob and festivities, the Duke being presont in persou and mingling freely with the others, when hi» Graoo waß accosted by one of his friends, who remarked that thero were reported to bo neveral pickpockets pr°sont, and that he had bettor look out for his wutch. Tho Duko laughingly replied that ho was grateful for the warning, as he had ti watch which ho valued highly, although of small cost and that ho would hate to part with it, at tho came time pulling out a handsome Waterbury. Tho masttr of the hounds informed rue that he wore this watch in preference to all others." This endorsement from one of the nobility whuso income is 700,000 10l pur annum is not bad for aa American product. This is authentic, and is not an advertisement, — Jewellers 1 Review, JOHN AVERY Now Plymouth. J 0. DAY I E S,i LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, SHAREBROKER, Valbib and Accountant. Town and Country Properties for Sale. SHARE LIB J\S, with Latest Quotations for all leading Colonial Stocks. Off jqjjb— Woxt thg Bridge, Pevon-Btreot