CADBURY'S COCOA.

Timaru Herald, Volume LII, Issue 5155, 30 May 1891, Page 4

CADBURY'S COCOA.

A Food alike suitabio for building up tho -■.owing body, and for repairing tha waste which is incidental to tho processes of life." — Kealtk. MABI* ANDKRauN. SII3S MARY AHDEBSON writoo:-"! have used Pears' Soap for two years with tbo greatest satisfaction, for I find it tho vory bset." (Signed) Mary Asjjbbbov. Peare' Soap, for tho Toilet and Kuroory. Prevante redno33, roughneas, and chappine. Sold A fcajful explosion occuretl at some nitroglycerine workß Dear Petrolca, Ontario, on April Bth, when three men v/ere blown to atoms. Portions of their remains wore found scattered about an area of fiVe acres. The works were shattered to jiieeea, and all that remained on their site was a hole 15ft deep, aud 30ft across. The effect of the McKinley Tariff is being severely felt'in Sheffield, and the masters are wishful to reduce wagps. In consequence, over 450 cutlers employed by Messrs Wostenholm and Sons, Sheffield, would cease work to resist 5 per cent reduction m wages, which, the masters say, is necessary, owing to the falling off m tho American trado. The London Daily Chronicle of April lOth saya; — Cc\fißidering that a prohibitory liquor law exists m Maine, under which it is assumod that not b Hingie drop of drink is to be bought for love or money, the Joint Seeeion of the Maine Legislature is'-o singular phenomenon, For this Joint Session ia being specially held to consider the question of removing a judge who ie charged with intemparanco, immorality, licentiousness, presiding over tha court while intoxicated, and illegally signing and issuing for officers' use blank legal dncuTiOnta «hon na oases were pending to authorißo tlnir issue. A work of immenaoimportanooto Qormany was formally inaugurated on April 6 h with an absence of f uas and ceremony that is quite refreshing m an ago overmuch given to making ceremonial mountains out of utilitarian molehills. The work m qunslion waa the piercing of tho last data t!:a£ kept the. waters of tho Norlh Bea from mooting thos" of the Baltic. This scheme, after having been long projected m Germany, was actually begun nearly four years ago, when tho first Emperor William was on Iho throno. Its purpose is J>wofold ;to facilitate commerce between the two northern seas, and — which perhaps utiould have been placed first — to aid the work of German poaat defence. The cans' rues from Kiel Buy to the mouth of tho Jilbo, owning 3ohloawig-Hol-stein by way of Jtonuaburg. Its actual length is 61 miles '.«n-l it has a surfaco width 196 f t, which sh"lvi!b duwn toßsft at (ho bed, with u/jppth of 23ft. It i* thus arjuptod for tha p«en!i(;»> <4 >l"> )nrgo»t B))ips of wiir, which, it m osculated, will b • tible tv steum from Kiel U'.y to the Ribs, incluiiiiiß passing through iho two locks, one Ist ouch end, m soiniil.Hng liko eight liourp. Wfi understand tbo >outh British Ton Com* [jp.ny'rt p«re teas h tvo been introduced into Ibis ili 'I riot. 'Jh.oy nro fron from any excess of n-'riogrnr-.y [A»V7j i.'i.'-.ntcßß, DuduiiS, PrincPaa, Empress, are thp registered nunics of the now fens. Freo ffn\tt exrojH nf ftst.rinfjenoy. — f AvPT.'l onionißt» s?nd freo labour udvotutc.i are sgrcei! on nnn ruotUji? j, $„ thiit the heot. nerve toother is a Purity Cigarette. -T/Vbtt.] i