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Thames Advertiser, Volume XI, Issue 3125, 25 September 1878, Page 3

The Dunedin Age quotes the following as a specimen of colonial sycophancy:—"Under the heading of ' Patriotic Cads,' the N,Z, Sim says:—Congratulatory addresses to Earl Beaconsfield arc now becoming the rage in New Zealand, The other day an obscure town rip North started a shilling subscription, and squandered the proceeds in glorifying itse'f and the Earl. Invcrcargill, seized with a noble enthusiasm, has essayed to follow su'.t. The inhabitants, however, appear to be colderblooded animals than their Northern brethren; five of them only put in an appearance at a public meeting called for the above object on Tuesday last."

A. new discovery of gold, a discovery which ■promises to eclipse and out-do all previous discoveries, is that which has lately been made in the great rcstorei of sick people to souwl health, " GmjiMn'a Great Indian Cukes" are beyond a! ruestiuniug the moat marvellous discoveeiy, for health is more than gold, and by the use of these meritorious medicines not only can health be maintained, but persons laid aside by sickness of many years' duration are restored b health, and snatched fcomjhe aws of death,