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Mataura Ensign, Volume 7, Issue 356, 13 May 1884, Page 5

The bad and "Worthless are never ■imitated or oonter/eitcd. This is es pccially true of a family medicine, and it is positive proof that the remedy imitated is ot the hhfest vahio. As soon as it had been tasted and proved by the whole world that Hope BiLter-5 was the purest, best or-' .acs valuable i'aniily medicine c: eartt many iniifcatious spraug up am 1 bjgaa to sto-.il the notices in which the yrs.-s and the people of the country had expressed the merits of 11. 8., aod in every way trying to induce suffering invalids to.;,u»a their staff iustead, expecting to make money on the credit an-Lgood name of.H. B^ Many others .started nostrums pub up in similar style to 13, 13., with variously devised names i whicn the word "Hop" or "Hops" we usi.v.l in a w.iy to induce people to belier ■th'Hy.'WVr^f.Uie eamn ?s.. ;Hrp Bittern, Al such priiWii'lad reined ma oY cures, no matter wliat th<ii- s'ylc or n:\ni* is, and especially those, with the word "Hop," ot "Hoh in their name or in -any way Connected witthem or heir name, are iniit.-itio'ns or counter, feitß, Beware of them. ■ Touch none of them. Use . nothing Hut genuina American Hop. Bitters, ,V\th. a bunch or cluster of green Mops on : tRe whito labe" and Dr SouhVs nauuV. blown 'in the gtasoj ruat nothing elae. Diugg'usta and Chemists are warned against dealing in imitations or counterfeits. — Advt. ' /;

Flies and Bugs. — Beetles, insects, ants roaches, bed. bugs, rats, mice, gophers, jack rabbits, cleared out by 'irqugh.qn Eats." New Zealand Drug Company, General Agents. " BuCHXT-PAiBA."-f-Quick, complete curs 11 annoying Kidney, Bladder ' and Urinaiy Diseases. Druggists. New : Zealand Drag Co. General Agents. The agricultural statistics for Taieri County show a totalcstimated yield of wheao f 214,120 bushels, being an average of very oearly 35^ bushels to the acre, and of oats n 286,732 bushels, being an average of 37|bushels to the acre. News' is to hand of a disastrous explosion which has occurred at the factory of Nobel's Explosives Company at Stevenston, Ayrshire. Ten girls employed in the works were killed, and other employes more or less seriously injured, .. We'h'ear by.cabic from£'on€lon that Lord .St f .Leonards .ha,stee:n/cbnfmittcd for trial on a charge 'of irinecerit 1 ' assault upon a female "sSrivfafit. Bail was rcliusud by the Court to h,is lo^Jship. "'A -new American steamer, specia . j intended for cattle trade, has just been built at a cost of <L 51,00.0. It .has a double bottom. .inioT.der.to admit, of carrying water in the place of ballast and is very wide between decks. In addition to its cargo of live stock in ! will carry 1,000 tons of ordinary cargo » 70.000 bushels of wheat, and 700 passengers. Boxes and stall for the cattle, each holding from four to five head, have been constructed both fore and aft, and the floors of its deck have been covered + wiffi cfSs&rails to prevent the animals slipping. They will be placed latitudinally in the ship, so as to leave a passage inthe centre for the men in attendance. They will be fed with hay and whole Indian cgrns th£ daily Ration being 151 bof hay and i ljjj gb\\6i\s df^w^tir. The cattle "are brought touie v"essfe t)rr Doard large barges, fitted with large hanging stages, by means of which they can be got on board with great rapidity and the minimum of risk. According to the ' Milling World,' sackIcloth orcanjvass can, ; be -:made perfectly impervious to mois&fre,' equal to leather, by steeping it in a decoction of one pound of oak bark Jwith fourteen pounds of boiling [water; The cjoth has. toj;' spak twenty-four jhpurs, when.it is .taken o;uV passed through running water j ' and ' hung up to dry. This quantity is sufficient for eight yards of stuff. ;Thß flax and hemp, fibres, in absorbing the tannin, are at the same timej- beter fitted to resist wear. The recipe is useful to millers whosack.fl.our... . .- v •-: • \ „ We notice in one of our'EidgHsh exchanges, that a new agricultural implement has been in England, which is in reality a rotary spade, though. drawn by a horse after the manner of a plough. "It has been devised by Dr Or. A. Betancourt. It consists of a framework into which ja, horse is harnessed, and a heavy rotating drum carrying' a number radial spades projects from the peruphery >of the drum. : ;As the drum re volves, these spades dig oneiafter another in the soil, thereby loosening, and turning it iip. The spade may, of course, be worked by a stationary steam or a" traction engine instead of by horse power. Don't Die in" the House. — "Rough on Rats " clears out rats, mice, beetles, roaces,r bed-bugs, flics, ants, insects, moles, jack rab bits, gophers. New Zealand Drug Company General Agents. Despairing BANKERs.^-The number of suicides among the brightest and most capable o£ business men, bankers and others, will be reduced to a happy minimum as soon ■•is the ' specific virtues of --Hop hitters are known. As -all men who work with their .brains ami neglect io take the needed exercise, iho food t ikeu does not nourish ; and dangerous debility, physical and moral ensae Wells' "Bough on Corns." — Ask fo Wells' "Rough on Corns. A 7-} d. Quick re lief, complete, permanent cur^. Corns, warts bunions, New Zealand Drucj r !o l 'ieneral Agents. ! ..;emex>t fq-r I-iaud -.air-s— >st-o;> ?oen-:]-ing so mnuh ou fine c uiliei, rioa tuo'l and ■style.^Buy. good; Joocl,- cheapc:- and better , clothing, and"*st~6p'"{h3 3fabk of using expensive or quack doctors' or humbug sn<id.icine that does you harm, but put your trust in the greatest of all simple, pure remedies, Hop Bitters, that wires always at a trifling cost and 7'on will *-c better tiinesjand good* health