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Temuka Leader, Issue 1515, 20 November 1886, Page 3

They vary moonlight exooriiom on the Connecticut rim at Springfield, Masiachußetii, with amusements which hare never yet been thought of in England. They •weep the eleotric light over the river now and then, exhibiting in the full glare of iti beam the oouplee out in row*boati at the moment of enjoying an affectionate embrace. It ie rather mean, but the spectator* enjoy it and the excursion boat* are crowded. Weils' Haib Balsam— lf gray, reitorei to original color, An elegant drening, •ofteniand beautifies. No oil nor greaee. A Tonic Restorative. Stop* hair coming out: •iregthene, eleaneee, heal* scalp, Kempthorne, Prosser and Oo.> Agents, Christ* church. 2 There is a six-storeyed tenement house known as tho Big Flat, in Elizabeth, New York, which is occupied by 1500 persons. The Big Flat was originally intended for a working girl’s home, but this not proving a success it was changed into a house for colored people. At present, although almost every race on the globe lives there, not one colored person can be found in the building. A list of the different nationalities that tenant the building comprises Irish, Germans, Spaniards, Cubans, Swedes, (talions, Russians, Huns, Foies, Japanese, Chinese, and Turks. No other tenement in the country contains such a diversity of races, nor probably any other in the world.