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Western Star, Issue 1387, 7 September 1889, Page 3

"Roush-on Piles.”—-Wh'v ruffer mbs ? Immediate relief and complete cure crnnnin f.ijpfl. Ask for 1 Rough on Piles.” Sure cn-r for itchinst. protruding, bleeding. or fine Corn ■piles. i, Well’s TTfir Ikils.vn.—TP p*kv, res!ores toriginal color; ‘ln elegant drersmy, seC/mw and .benntiAr*. No oil ror A torn,restorative. Stons hair rominsr out; s«r.-ngt.h-olpnns'**** lion’p Tho Catholic Times says;—“The local bank managers in New Plymouth are. at th» request of the Chamber of Commerce, considering whether.they will or will not keen banks open until 3 p.m. on Saturdays. We solemnly protest against anything of the sorl. We will not have the health of our gilded youth trifled with in this heartless manner. Next, those barbarians will bo asking l ankclerks to corns at 9.30 in the morning and stay until 4 p.m. Whore is the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to—bank clv'ks? And who is to play lawn tennis with the manager’s daughters, and the curate, and th« squattah’s auut ?” W. Sheehan, a lad of 13, who has only just finished a torra in the Industrial School for housebreaking, was sentenced to three months’ imprisonment at the Wellington Court for stealing a pair of opera glasses from one person and a roll of cashmere from another. “Sourii on Catarrh ” coi recta offensive odors at once. Complete euro of worst chronic cases ; also unequalled tx.y guiglc for diphfcLeria, sore throat* foul breath*