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Temuka Leader, Issue 1759, 5 July 1888, Page 4

The body found at Point Resolution on Siindiy has bean identified as that of McMiliiao, a young man whose relations res'de in Auckland. It ie suspected deceased committed suicide through disappointed lore. Pbfjtoiok Kilis " Eleven je»n our daughter suffered on a bed of misery under the oare of several of the besb (and lome of the worst) pbyiioiane, who gave her disease varioas names but no relief, and now she is reitorei to us in «oad health by as simple a, remedy a» Dt Saule'* American Hop Bitters, that ire had poohed at for two years before mi' g it. We earnestly hope and pray that no one elie will let their tiok suffer as we did on account of prejudiee agaimtto 'ood a medicine as Dr Soule's Ameriojn Hop Bitters." The Parents.— " Telegram." 1 I arr> pjnr,' he said to her, ' and you are rich ; but true love levels such distinctions, aad ' She interrupted him with one of the most positive negatives, if such an expression c«n be ullowt-d, ever uttered. ' This, then, is my last resort,' ha said, rfe*per«tely ; and he displayed a silver-mouuted revolver. ' Vou ought to be able to borrow fifteen shillings on it,' replied the girl, eDcouragiogly. Hoixoway'b Uihxkkki ahd Pimsj.—Ai winter advances and the weather bcome« more and more inclement and trying, the earliest evidences of ill-health must bs immediately checked and removed, or a slight illness may result in a serious malady. Relaxed and eors throat, quiasey, icfluenzi, ohronio cough, broaohitis, and most other pulmonary affection* will be relieved by rubbing this cooling Ointment into the skin as nearly as practicable to the seat of mischief. This treatment, simple yet effective, is admirably adapted for the removal of these diseases during infancy and youth. Old asthmatic invalids will derive marvellous relief irom the use of Holloway's remedies, which have wonderfully relievsd many such sufferers, and re-established health after every other means had sir,naily failed.

Baillie Nicol Jar vie said " Cash doon on the na'l was a thing." TO SHOW THIS JAMES WINNING, MERCHANT, TEMUKA, WILL SELL FOR CASH. The following is a list of Sample Prlices : 8. d. Blacklead (Nixey's) per dozen ... 9 Blacking (Day and Martin'B),p#doz 9 Blue (Ball'sliglit and dark),perdoz 4 buckets (tinned and galvanised), from ... ... ... 1 6 Barley, 121 ba 2 9 Candles, per box ... ... 10 0 Currants, 6lbs ... ... 211 Coffee, lib 1 6 Cocoa (Fry's), lib 1 6 Ex'raoi ot Soap, per dozen ~, 1 2 Flour, perlOOib 10 0 Fish (Salmon), per tin... ... 11 Fish (Herrings), per tin ... 8 Forniturfl Poliah (Adams') ... 11 Groats (Robinson's), per tin ... 9 Kerosene (finest, 150 degrees test), pur tin... .. ... Maccaroai, per lo ... ... 9 Moizenn ... ... ... 7 Marmalade (Keller's), per |-dozen 4 6 Nutmtgs, per £lb .., ... 1 4 Oatmeal, per ba<j ... ... 210 Oil (castor), small , ... ... 7 Oil (u.la i), tuiill ... ... 7 Pepper (while) ... ... 1 8 Pepper (pimento) ... ... 2 0 Pickles (Walnut*) 9 Rico (finest Patm), 6bs ... 1 5 Raisins (now Elcmes), Gibs ... 3 3 Raisins (Sultanas), B ! bs ... 3 9 Sago, 4lbs 1 0 Sugar (A'hito), per bag... ... 10 0 Soap (H H;, por box ... ... 5 0 Tea, per box, from ... ... 12 0 Tobacco, per lb ... ... 5 6 Vermicel'i (finest Genoa), per lb 8 Starch, per lb .... ... 3 DRAiERY, IRONMONGERY, BOOTS, & SOOES—Cheap Lines. Will also be open at KELMAN'S STORE, GERALDINE, foi a Short Time uoder Mr Siegert's management. fel6

GREAT BARGAINS IN SADDLERY, HAENEbS, WHIPS, POKTMANTEAUI, Etc., Etc. ,-AVING BOUGHT THE WHOLE BANKRUPT STOCK In the Estate of Mk A. Maxwell, He having had a Inrge Stock of Eogliph Liather on hand, I shall be prepared to Undertake Orders at ray Old Premises (opposite Messrs Davies aud Murphy'*) AT PRICES HITHERTO UNHEARD OB 1 IN NEW ZEALAND. S. CLEGrG, iny22 Saddler, Timaru.