MISCELLANEOUS.

Inangahua Times, Volume X, Issue 1500, 23 January 1885, Page 2

MISCELLANEOUS.

♦ The Mokiiiinai correspondent of tW Cliai'lest<Ki H.'mlJ jjushes thusly: — •' Tnere is not the slightest doubt that we are on f.ie eve of a brilliant career ; oar coal mine*, whi.-h ham so long ! kin dormant, are likely to receive ; aiteutio.i as hands of shareholder, and i our baauiifil aid co iiuaxlioi-i part j will re-wine the busy aspect of bygona ; years. 1 1 f icn, tiii-i place is liktily t> i become the El D.ndo of southern ,c i nes— not ii ;g oitsidd of Texas can | Uf»\v ct>:ii;)ete \m.i her" Tie following i s f rrm tha W liinata, " Times": — I am s.Hvy to s>« t'lat thy talented cntribuor of thi Oca^o " Wit-iesV wli» w ite* uiljr thrtitotn r jde plum* of ••CivH," hu recently | b^en „,-vh th> vijti'ii of a cmH AeiL '! H> h.n l»*-u"iiid ' -y a poetaster by mens ot' wi it he laJ mistakenly ' ! en .ra.-teii<e,l is •• a flan >«,' t i»»u:# of 1 j alf-ciioi."' 1) last w ek's •' Witness I rt'pHji -s an •• Ole t > Civ »" i a acrossio • j tWin. Th.> 1 -tte.s «>f the first nine • I Ii i**s, read lowawa.Js, spell the w.»rds & " Civis is an," *<u\ vi? la3t letter* ot » j t!ie niin.j, te.jtli. aid «leveatU Hues ' aicirifiKtmtatvtlv " ass." 1 Tin Oiar.-lt "of SS. P.vr ail Piil •I i* the Wnna 1 place of the Eniperoitt, aid a solemn pUi*e it is. The large 1 wliitj t> n'> <ii Aljvi dar I[. is re«»r---1 ded wit,!i veneratio-.i. and sai-ronnded ' j wit'i eiiibln.nt of %A t T.iey oall ' liini thei; 1 m .i.iyv Eii»jxt<»-, and honor ! him as tlm emancipator of tin mrf.4. Nest lies his fatlur. Nicholas, l., who l»)is<):ied him elf. By his side is his ' pllir bi-otltei-, wh >. havi ig married a Polish laily for 1 >w, a'i hcatt'd tht throno whieli he had forfeit -I by marryi.r,' ><eneath lii.v. He «liinppeared ; and his death w is co:isidered necessary \ to avoid a revolution. Ojr guide,. ' continuing tha s.id history, said, ■ *• Heiv lif*s P.i«il. who w.is suffocated ; 1 j there is the body of P.tei 111., who was ' assassinated ; there is thn tomb of 1 Anne, who wis exilt-d to SiUaia, and: died of a lnokr*n hem t, and next lies " her son, who was stalled. We looked 1 ut the. gilded mignifi ■< wse of the ' chnrch and fl'iudde-Mtl with horror at ' the recita l . — St Pe>-slmr» correspo:idc!nt of the ti'irtforJ Tines. The Lou. ion correspondent of tho Di jetliu s^iids the following items by tF»<? Briudisi miil : — 0 » Mon- , ilay last Mr Joh'i 655nd!iolm", of Ch:ist<.'lui;-trli, was in Ciicapside trying . to make his way towird.s t!i»« West End, when lie found himself irre^nfilily borne into the dense crowd assembled to witness the La d Mayor's Slio^t. He hud on a witch and I'li.iu worth nearly £100, TiiU naturally attracted tiie respectful attention of a lund of pick pockets on the took out for prey. Th<>y hnsrled him after h« naml fashion, and at la«t anatdied the »atch, but before it c»nld l« pMSed on to safe hands two detectives, who had been observing the s<-e;»e with intorest, came to the r»«scne, and, n»coveiing the stolen p.operty, aiTeMed t!ie thie£ Sir Robert Carden, before wiioui the delinquent was brought, expressed an opinion to the effect that Mr Stnd'iolme must fa distinctly variant to walk about on Lord Mayor's Day in Cheapside with a lOOgninea chronometer and chain temptingly displayed. *' KorGir o!« rats." — Clears oat rats mice, roaches, flies, ants, bed-Hags beetles, ir.sect«, skunks, jack-rabbit* flfophei-s. Druggists. Kempthornt Prosser & Co., AgiMite Ch istrbnreh. ONE BOX OF OLARKB'fe B 41 PILLS is warrctnteil t<» nirn all discharsr»*» fr.im the Urtnury Orpntm. in either ki (acquired or constitutional). Gravel, an 4 Pains in the Bick. Gu^mntsed frw* from M'Totirv. B*Ai\ in Boxes. 4*> yd eetch. by all Ch> mista »:»d Patent Medfann* Vendcirs: S<ile Proprietors, The LlWOOtir | and Midland Otrvnis Droo- Co., Lin< coin. England. Wh-lewle of all tk* Who'esale H-m<».^