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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XII, Issue 14, 25 July 1884, Page 19

The only safe and sure cure for Gravel or Urinary troubles is Hop Bitters. Prove it, Bead. A demonstration oE the Kent and Sussex labourers, attended by 6ix or seven thousand persons, was held on Monday at Rochester, when resolutions demanding the passing of the Franchise Bill were unanimously carried. Mr. T. Shone, writes : Provide yourself with a small tinderbox, let it be filled with tinder made from burnt rag (co other tiader will do), carry this in your pocket ; should you be so unfortunate as to be bitten by a venomous snake, ignite the tinder (the back of your pocket knife will answer fora steel), cover the wound with tho lighted end of the tinder box, and blow steadily through the small hob at the reverse end. In a few seconds a large blister wil Ibe formed, in which maybe seen floating certain globules of liquid, like oil ; open, the blister, allow the contents to escape and you may go about your business without much consequences. I have seen it tried more than once, both in cases of puffadder and night-adder bites, with equal success. — South African paper.