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Temuka Leader, Issue 1366, 16 July 1885, Page 1

0. Brensill, jun., of; Lee Flat Station (Otago), had the points of his fingers blown off by the bursting of bis gun. The negotiations between the borough of Palmerston North and the Gororiment Insurance for a municipal loan of £50,0T0 have fallen through. DECLINE OF .’ AN. — Nrtrvr)ii«r;oaS, Weak, e-s, 'Dyspepsia, impotence, Sexual’Dsbd. v, • Lr .d -,y " Welts’ Health Renower.” Ksmpihorne, Proper & Co., Agei.ip, Uhl : crunch '■ Mr Thos. Bracken has declined tc stand for th« Bruce seat, -Mr Hutc ison formerly of Wellington’is canvassing the district. There are now four candidates for the seat. A prisoner named James Eastwood was sentenced at Dunedin, on Monday, to 28 days on bread and water for attempting to escape from gad with, a rope made out of a blanket. “ Buohu Paisa.”—Quick, complete cures *ll annoying Kidney, bladder end Ur. marj Disease#. At Druggists, Kcmpthome, l:c»aer & Co., Agents, (Jhrifitohuron . 2 It is rumored that a letter has been rec ived in the colony from Sn John Hall, who is now in Engmno, ; in which the probability of Ids early return, to politics) ite is announced, Mr McKerrow, Surveyor-General, who had charge of the hf.-w Zealand Go *mment Observatory at the Transit of Vm-utf in 188'2, has been e'ected a Feilo l of lire Royal Astronomical Society of Great Britain, “ Bough oh RATa.”—Olf ar .ur ra;», mice, roacc.es, flies, arils, bed-bugs, beetles, imrcls, skunks, jack rabbits, gophers, Drueg'stß, Keiupthorae, Prosserfr t ’o., Agent#, (jmistibu oh. , it. 2 The isO sailors who were sentenced to ten weeks’ irnprisoment in May last for refusing to proceed to sea in the steamer Coptic have been released, tbeir sentences having expired. How to Gut Sick. —Expose yourself day and nighi.'su too much without exercise, work too h.ir> without r<st, doctor all the mufti take i-l the vile mistruuis and imbatioiis advertised, and then you will wa- t 10 know How xa Get Well.—Winch isms-'o td in three words—lake American Co’s Hop Bitters! —Bead Ad.vt, Holloway’s Ointment and Pills.— CouH a. Influenza.—The soothing propeifcies of fnesa medicaments render them well wo'thy of iruil in all diseases of the respiratory organs In common colds and ii.flu nza the [ill* taken internally, and the ointment rubbed over the chest and -throat'- are extremely efficacious. When influenza is epidemic, this treatment is, the easiest, safest, and surest. Holloway’s Pi l Is purifv the blood, remove all obstacles to its free circulation through (he lungs, relieve the overgorged air tuber, and lender respiration free, without reducing 'he strength, irri'ating the nerves, or dtpressing the spirits ; such are the ready means of saving suffering when any one isaffl-cteti with colds, coughs, bronchitis, and other client comolaints, by which ‘so many ■-.■-.•-j !t . tt seriously and, permanently ufll.cttd la must zouatries.