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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1447, 4 February 1885, Page 3

5 Smiles an’ no sign o’ a good diaaerpoais. bun. De red apple sin’ alias the sweetes. ’ __Good sense doan’ hanker arter fine close. De stalk ain’ nigh so bright arter de co'n is ripe.—De abjfdin’ place o’ good sense doan’ b’ar no sartln mark. De rabbit -doan’ alias hide in the talles’ grass.—Da man carried away wid hate is like de man carried away wid love. It Is mighty soldom dat he’s tempered wid good sense.— .;I hab neber knowed er wise man ter ‘ spread hisssll. De rake kivera mo’ groan’ den de grubbin’ hoe, bat it doan’ go down nigh so deep.—Arkansaw Traveller. The local industries of Ashburton are grow- , ing apace. A visit to the principal workshops . inthis town will convince any of our readers that there is. still a splendid future before usU: we Only patronise those of our enterprising townsmen who are determined to do a legitimate business with small profits. In Burnett Street the workshops of Messrs Meech and Co present a busy appearance, and having improved machinery are able to turn out an excellent display of household furnishings equal to any in Canterbury. We anticipate a great * demand and a satisfactory profit for the manufacturers in return. In Kast street Messrs M. and Co. have also opened a show room, where is to be seen some very fine furniture suitable toall classes, and we believe at prices that most command a ready sale. Our advice is— Insjpect Meech and Co.’s stock for house fur Holloway’s Pills are strongly recommended to all persons who are much reduced n power and condition, whose stomachs are weak, and whose’ nerves are shattered. The effects of these Pills will be perceptible after a few days’ trial, though a more ex. tended course may be required to re-establish perfect health.. Holloway’s medicine acts or .the organs of digestion, and induces complete regularity in the stomach, liver, pancreas, and kidneys. This treatment is both safe and cer ; pm in result, and is thoroughly consistent will observation, experience, and common sense. The purification of the blood, the removal o all noxious matter from the secretions, and the excitement of gentle action in the bowels, are the sources of the curative powers of Hollo' way’s Pills.—Advt. The Bad and Worthless axe never imitated or counterfeited. This is es pecially true of a family medicine, and it i peairiye proof that the remedy imitated is c 'the highest value. As soon as it has bee: tested 1 and proved by the whole world that Ho Sitters Was the purest, best, and most valuabl 6amly medicine • on earth, many imitation Sprung up and began to steal the notices 1 which the press and the people of the counti |>»ii expressed the merits of H. 8., and i every way trying to induce -sufiering invahe to use their stuff instead, expecting to mai money onthe credit and jg&vi name of H. I Many others started nostrums put up in sun lar style to H. 8., with variously devist names in which the word “Hop ” or “Hops Were used in a way to indues people to belie' they were the same as Hop Bitters. All su< pretended remedies or cures, no matter wh th»ir style or name is, and especially tho vriththe word “Hop” or “Hops” in tht name or in-any way connected with them their 3iß imitations or countcrfcil Beware dftEeui. 1 Touchnone of them. _ U nn/hing but genuine American Hop. Bitta with duster of green Hops on tl white l»bti,>nd Dr Soule’s name blown in t ‘ Trust nothing else. rirmnri«t« ai chemists kre. warned against dealing m taut