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Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 1003, 24 July 1883, Page 4

What think the laborers of New Zealand of .the following extract from a Home paper!—will perhaps surprise some people that there are still agricultural villages where the laborers do not taste { a bit ,of butcher’s meat from one year’s r endTbHn6tli«';T.’"' One such villa;;* is High Roding, in Essex, f, one may judge icomi t -i interesting I-,-; • -cr in the Ouafdian. L is commonly so ipoaed that by the-time beef-tea has bee.i made out of a piece; of meat all the ‘ goodness ’ has gone and the residue is generally sold by the London hospitals at a ridiculously low price-to feed pigs. In fact, however, the extrnqtipn of the beef-tea only removes' such of the goodness as is soluble in water, and the residue, although ‘ insipid, and not remarkably digestible,’ is still ‘redlly nutritious.’ Most people, by the way, have probably eaten something of the ; kind in the shape of bouilli, which is a standing dish at small French inns. However, this 1 residue of beef is highly appreciated'down in Essex, and the first of the'laborers who tasted it exclaimed, ‘Ah, if I had some of this every day it would make, a new man of me.’ The vicar lisa .now. obtained large consignments- of fit from the hospitals, and it is eagerly’.bought by the villagers at a price sufficient: to repay the prime charge and the cost of carriage. ” What proportion of onr agricultural population, one wonders, would be equally glad to get this husk firmest which has hitherto been feeding pigs.. Don’t physic, for it weakens and destroys, but use Hop Bitters, that builds up ! Read.— , ... 5 Don’t Die jn the House.—“ Rough on Rats ” clgam out . rats, mice, beetles, roaches, bed-bugs, flies, ants, insects, moles, jackrabbits, gophers, 7^d. . Moses, Moss and Co., Agents. i Pills. —The sudden changes, frequentfogsi ’arid "pervading dampness sorely impedeihevital functions and conduce to illhealth. The remedy for these disasters lies in some purifying medicine, like these Pills, • which is eftmpetent to grapple with the mischief at. its; source,; and stamp it out without firetting the nerves or weakening the system! Holloway’s ■ KU? extract from the blood al, noxious matters, regulate the action of every disordered oigan, stimulate the..liver and kidneys, and relax'the bowels. In curing chest complaints these Pills are remarkable when aided by friction of the OinrincntiOn Its walls. This double treatment will) epsjurq a certain, steady, and -beneficent progrefsjr.and sound, health will sooh be re-established.—Advt. Eifis f - Printed’afc “The office.