A saving of .early 60 per cent is effected by I nwrchsvitia thn new sizes of Al!rock's Porous Plasters—viz, Is f,d., as . and 20s. They are put "p in tin eaves, and are veiy handy for families travellers. It be borne in mind Alleock's Porous Plasters are one of the best remedies

111 the act and !he sorrander of Goo:eritt. There 'Actor.. • of the Sikh war!. are added to the hononr• leirre ,'in tolethee trab the word' tettirnony to good and hotteitorthy tt date. Sinop that thine detaidioneert • ,it the asse mon rai with ditstnnetton in nnmher w metatient

1 , 25. Hon.. G 1566. 'EAST). Sir N Majority Major L 3489. G. T. Kenyon. . Majority 98. W. Walrond, • 1332. C . Majority (SOUTH), Eclgecumbs! -I)rin got n ' . • L3487 (PRESTWICH), _ 4076: Msjity O. 4qlpoos/4jority B. D. Wlty, L Majority' . )LNIMIRE M. Richardson, I. Dow,

,Manure Pali 8 16 0 „ Refund Sant 40 3 2 „ Bounty inli 4 1 16 0 u Dog Tax••• 12 12 0 --114118 4 SEPARATION To Rates Collected... ...1415 11 9 „ Bounty lieu of Rates 911 It „ Probate Duty Grant ... 53 2 2 „ Footpaths Repaid ... 26 8 8 1534 15 10 WATS To Collected ... .. 1027 11 7

'The 'Gardeners' Chronicle.' has faithfnlly held to its promises. It is still. to-day. tho best gardening jouinnl. being indispensable equally to the practical gardener and the man of science, becann each finds in it something useful. We wish the journal gill further st.ccess."—

THE TWELFTH OF JULY IN BALLYMENA DISTRICT. The Orangemen of this district (Nos. t and 2 of which ire now amalgamated) TWO DROWNID. assembled on Tuesday at Tullygarley, about A very distressing fatality occurred ea two miles from Ballymena. From an early Monday in Ballycastk Bay

RIGHT AT 1101IZ. Within a mile or two of one of the smaller towns of Nova Scotia there resided for a number of years a gentlemaa by the name of Quagrnarsh. He was a very eccentric old fellow, and though rather taciturn by nature, when he did have anything to say it was estmeally

PROHIBITION AND _TEMPERANCE NOTES. [FROM A ISPZCIAL CORIIISPONOINT.I London, July ii, 1892. The General Election proceeds at the time of writing as a neck and neck race. It is not possible at present to forecast final resului from the Temperance any more than from any other p I i

YINSBUBY (WO), .T. Rowlands, L 23; Sbadwelh C 9993. Majorits 200. -- FINSBURY (HOL1300), Gainsford Brine, C 4949; G. Bateman, L 247'7. Majority 2472. HAMPSTEAD, E. Brodie Hoare, C 3848; LC. Swinburne Bonham, L 2239. Majority 1609. BATH (2). Colonel C. 0. Wyndham-Murray. 3190; F.