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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 11700, 8 March 1902, Page 4

The man who either shuts the door with a bang or leaves it wide open may _soon b» -unable to work havoc with other peolerves. Doors can now be opened )sed automatically by electricity, the Gircuit being closed and the doors opened by the pressure' of the visitor's feet on the mat. After the visitor has passed through the doors are shut by the same current, and left ready to open with the next visitor. A great cutciy has been raised at Lexington, Kentucky, says a New /York cor'respondent of a London paper, over n recent performance of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" at the local opera house. The principal residents' of the city sent a letter to the manager demar.ding that the play -should never be presented again. They indignantly declared, that the incidents depicted were not typical of the former slave life, but merely of isolated cases. The scenes of slaves" pursued by blood-hounds and Uncle Tom loaded" with chains and whipped bv Legree presented utterly false ideas of the old South 1 , and caused greatoffence to many of the best citizens, who had been once slave owners. Similar protests have been made in other Southern cities, and the presentation of the play has been prevented. AUTHENTIC MEDICAL OPINIONS I WORTH KNOWING.—Dr Osborne says : I use SANDER and SONS' EUCALYPTI EXTRACT as spray for n»,sal catarrh, low fever, asthma, etc., with great success. I find this preparation superior to all others. Dr Stahl: " I have used various preparations of Eucalyptus, but I get better results from SANDER AND SONS' EUCALYPTI EXTRACT than from any other." Dr Preston : "I never use anv Eucalyptus preparation other than SANDER AND SONS', as I found the others to be almost useless.- _ Hart- "It goes without saying that SENDER AND SONS' -RT-CALYPII '":- TRACT is» the best \r. ti'.e :i;iyk<><. n mfiuor.-/:;. all fevers, tr.:ont a:: 1 '•'••.; .Rubles, diphtheria, diarrhoea. I'.yt-iy.-.; -.iy. !noney complaints, rheumatism. v. rr.ds, sprains, ulcers, etc.. it is See that you get SANDER AND SON-', t. 1 reject spurious preparations, whu-.!i '-o sometimes supplied by unscrupulous (AdvU In the course of an address, in which he extolled municipal as compared with Parliamentary service, Lord Rosebery said : —-"I wonder what satisfaction you would all have got out of Parliamentary work, for example, this Session. You would have walked a good mat3 r miles through the lobby, you would have breathed a good deal of bad air, you would have heard an indefinite number of bad speeches, you would have given a considerable number of votes, dictated by your conscience or by your Parliamentary Whip, you would have Toted, after discussion, about oneeighth, or rather less than one-eighth, of the expenditure of the country; you would have missed June and Julvj in the country—almost the most precious gifts of the Almighty to man—and at the end of the Session, in the middle of August, what would you have been able to say tnat you had done beyond that which I have suggested? You could not show one -ingle tangible result of the precious summer months that you had wasted in London. And what would you have to look forward to! Two or three addresses to your constituents, to opening half a dozen bazaars, and possibly, if you are a very popular character, to kicking off the ball at a football match."

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