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The following is an article on rural Sussex, in the " Queen " :

. "There are old stories connected ".J with th.e place—notably that of tho J wife-beater, whose tombstone inMhajJH pretty old churchyard records,' iJSj sculptured condemnation, the story how John Sholtor dragged his wife v out of bed and trampled on her arm, before throwing her downstairs to her death. In the corner is Death, bending towards threatening attitude from an. acflbnt tomb.' As John Shotter, however, married again alter he had done his wife to death, just a hundred and ten year's ago, it is presumed that he escaped the punishment of the lawno lynx-eyed press being then in existence. A grimmer story is connected with a place called North Heath, which had once it 3 gallows like any ochrir civilized part of England. It stood ~ where the mail was robbM in' the early Spring of 1799, and oKt swung in chums the bodies of two brothers Drewitt, found guilty of the robbery, and executed at Horsham - one black thirteenth of April in the same year. They were then brought ■• to the place of offence, and there they swung as a terror to evil-doers, according to the barbarous practice instituted ' by the second of the Georges. To the last the younger brother asserted his inuocence, and swore that he had had no hand in the affair. Naturally he I was not believed, and the sentence took effect. Now it is almost certain that ho was not guilty, but that hjwKtd in lieu of his father, who was. 'Hffer. the execution, the miserable father spent the remainder of his days in sitting at tho foot of the gibbet on which swung the bodies of his two sons,' , Sussex, like.other places, believes in the magic 'stroke of a dead man's ; hand—now for this cure and now for i this benefit, Hero it is good for all : affections of the throat, and peoplo ~• walk long distances for the good of the . - miracle, as good as those wcjttid by Lourdes or Oropa. The younger Drewitt's body' hung a many months, be not being guilty, and having on tho new pair of deer skin breeches in which he was taken;' and while he remained there children were held up, and his ghastly hand was swung across their throats to cure the cough or croup, or -what not, with which they were afflicted, '

We strongly advise any one requiring real value for their money to puftise their clothing at The Wairarapa JJIW/ng .Factory, They keep none but genuine' X Z. tweeds in stock and their "NV-Z. tweed Suits made to measuro are guaranteed unequalled in the colony for tit, style, workmanship, and price, One trial will convince thoße who may doubt what we any—note address, Tho Wairarapa Clothifli: Factory next Mason's chemist, E. B. Hare Manager - advt. TO THE EDITOK, '" Siit,-Will you kindly allow me through your columns to acquaint the people of the Wairarapa of the fact that lam giving up the clothing portion of my business entirely, and consequently am now selling mens', jouth'a and boy's clothing at whatever it will fetch, as lam determined to realise on ifc'afc all hazards.

Yours Truly, J. IHORBURN, Clothier and Outfitter, corner of Cuba and Manners St., Wellington.

A GREAT PROBLEM. —Take all the kidney and liver

-Take all tho Blood purifiers, "J' -Take all tho Rheumatic remedios, '■*» -Take all the. Dyspepsia and indigestion

cures, -Me all the Ague, Fover, and Bilious oDGCincs -Take all the Brain and Nerve force

mi „ '■',•' revivers, —Take all the Great health restorers. -In short, take all tho best qualities of all these, and the —best -Qualities of all tho best medicineß in the world, and you will fiud Uiajj)r, Soule's American-Hop Bitters havfPen the bestcurativequalities and powers of all concentrated-In them, and they can cure when any or all of these, singly or -combined, -Fail. A thorough trial will give positive proof of Hub. Hardened uver,

ago I broke down with kid* ney and liver complaint and rhe/amatism, Shwetheul have been unablo to be about at all. My'liver became hard like wood; my limbs wero puffed up and filled with water, / ;V

AH the best physicians agreed thai'-, nothing could curome. I resolved toiS. Dr. Soule's Amorican Hop Bitters'; '*- I have used seven bottles; the hardnen as all gone from my livor, the swelling from my limbs, and it has worked a miracle in my case; otherwise I would have bceu in my grave. J. W. Morey, Buffalo, Oct. 1. 1885,

Poverty and suffering. ' "I was dragged down with debt, poverty and Buffering for years, caused by a sick Tamily and lar?e bills far doctoring. " I was completely discouraged, until one year ago, by the advice of my pastor, I commenced using Dr. Soule's American.. Hop Bitters, and in ono month we were : all well, and none of us have Been a sick day since, and 1 want to say to all poor men, You can keep your families welka year with Dr. Soule's Hop Bitters for» than oile Doctor's viafc will cost. I know v it."—A Working Man.

W None genuine without, a bunoh of green hops on the white label and Dr. Soule's name blown in the bottle, Beware of all the. vile poisonous asuff made to imitate the above. ■ -

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https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/WDT18871220.2.8

Bibliographic details
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2779, 20 December 1887, Page 2

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882

UNKNOWN Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2779, 20 December 1887, Page 2

UNKNOWN Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2779, 20 December 1887, Page 2

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