The Test of Actual Trial.

Waikato Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 2003, 9 May 1885, Page 2

The Test of Actual Trial.

This is what proves tho tnciit of ft preparation. The proprietor of Green's August Flower, knowing its valuable pro-peitu-s, meets tliib test boldly by preparing sample l>ottk"< of tins remedy, y\nich aie sol<l at (»tl. This enables doubters to try its virtues at a trifling expente. August Flower ia a panacea for Dyspepsia aiufaU tlisoulcrs of the Ltver, including Hiliousnesb, iiuligestioii, .sick Headache. Cobtiveness; &c. , &c. Three doses will leheve any of the above, and a faithful use will ceitamly cure. No medicine in the world has ever given such proof of its merits Druggists rtcommend it with perfect confidence and physicians prescnbe it regularly. Price for full* sized buttles 3s (id. Sold by all druggists.

Gkvmmvtk vi. — "Ifl weiu to offer to marry you," «aid a particularly disagreeuble young man to a pi etty young lady, "In what case should I /md you?" "In tliu objective," she sweetly replied. As itinerant band was playing u alow mournful air, when suddeuly they changed their note, and yv ith all their might .struck up " See, the Conquering Hero Comes'" The people looked round in suipiiae for the* cause, but they could see nothing except a dibtiller'a diay with a puncheon of w hisky on it. AsimihK Flouda lake has disappeared 1 through a subterranean outlet. Peacock Lake, in yiiwance county, a favourite resort for picnics and hportsmen o« t account of its beautiful sutroundings and abundance of tine trout, lias disappeared through .i bole in tlie ground, leaving thousands of dead fiah for the bu/./ardsto piey upon and contaminate the air. Although heavy rains have fallen in the vicinity, the lake has been steadily receding ull the summer. — Exchange. 1 lie usu.il WYsltyan -.ervices at Hamilton are advertised elsewhere. Ihe first general meeting of creditor* in «• estate of Mr David Klliott is fixe d for Wednesday. 13th May, at the Waikato limes Builain«. Iwo extraordinary vacanuei h.iving occurred in the Pukekur.i Koad UistrLt, an election, it necessary, will be held on Wednesday, 3rd June. Nominations of candidates recened up to •JHh May. Mr J. S. nuckland will bold a sale of horses at the Waikato Horso liaiaar, CanibniU;f , thu day Un luesday next he will hold bis usual t ittle sale at Ohaupo ; and on tho followins day he will hold an important sale of livery ana coaching plant at Gwynnc's Hold, Hamilton. On Wednesday, 27th May. he will hold a sale ot thoroughbred and Cl>dcsda!o horsts and mare% Ice . at Redwood farm, near Cambridge. We would draw speoal attention to this sale, parncuiars of which will be found elsewhere.