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Temuka Leader, Issue 1750, 14 June 1888, Page 4

t r The Directors of this Gear Meat QomjpaqyjfraTf'd^clared^a'^dnridßni}Tfpri the half year ended sTei May," of 10piir -cent. suffer PileiP Immediate .'relief, arid complete cure guaranteed. Aik for " Bough on Pilei." 'Sure cure for itchin*,protruding, bleedingpor any formUf. PileiT -At Ohemietß'»n'd'Drnj?- ■ ,-.[ ti -.. _,•,■■.•;, -!• ;'. j '4 ' ■ The Gieborrie Oil SpriogV Hotel at Matutahi, occupied by' W. Devery,' arid owned by A. <3r~lrthur, was burned to the ground early on Monday morning. A store-adjoining and a little furniture Were saved. ■

" n oh, OAtabbh.'^—Corrects. > of• fensive odors at once. Complete cure of '■ wortt-chroniooaiM, alio nneqa»lled «b gargle for -diphtheria, lore throat, foul breath At Chemists and-Druggists, i

Gv V.' county clerk,'' Was on' Monday night committed for.trial at Huvrera for ■jinbezzlement of county moneys. The total deficiency is'about £220, on a- series of six .'Charges ,laid by the/.Gsvenment auditor. Bail wus fixed at £IOO, but was not forthcoming, j It/will,be three and a haff iraontha before ■ the Supreme Court eitsat.lfßWjPljjmputh. /f

Don't, Want That Stuff," I* what a lady of Boston laid to her huibaod when he brought home tome medicine to care her of tiok headaohe and neuralgia, whioh had made, her miserabrlefo fourteen yearn. At the first attack thereafter it was administered to her with suoh good results, that'she continued its uie'till cured, and it made her 10 enthusiastic in ita praiie that she induced twenty-two of the best; .families in Iher circle; to adopt it,as their, regular family medioine.-. That: ','jtuff," i 8 Dr Soup's Amerioan iHopßitteril—Standard.

; jAt a meeting or artisans and. othars interested in the manufactura of agricultural machinery at Dunediu, it wag decided to ask Gbvernruont to impose a duty on reapers and binders.

HOLIOWAX'i OIHTMHHT AND PILIS .—Old Wound*, ISorea and Uloers.--I)aily experience confirms the fact whioh has triumphed over al oppoiition for more than forty yean, viz,; that no meant are, known equal to Hollqway's remedies for curjng ;bad ;legs, bad breasts, tores, wound*, diseases of the skin, erysipelas'; abscesses, burni, toaldi, and, in ; truth, all where the skin is broken. To oure these infirmities quickly is of primary importance, as oompulsory confinement indoor* weakens the general health. - The iready me.nsof cure are found in Holloway's Ointment and Pills, which heal the sores and expel their cause. In the very worst cases the Ointment has succeeded in effecting a perfect cure'alter every other means had: tailed in firing adequate relief. \