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Temuka Leader, Issue 1546, 24 August 1886, Page 1

. The northern express train went right through '"lß ' Duu'edin on Friday night, The southern'i line is not expected to be clear before Tuesday. Oatabbh of thb Biaddbb.—Stinging irritation, inflammation,' all Kidney and similar Complainti, cured by "Buchu-paiba." Druggiits. itempthorne, Proiier, and Co., Agenti, Chriitchurcb. 1 • Lady Fitzherbert, wife* of the Speaker of the Legislative Council, died at her residence, Lower Hutt, Wellington on Saturday morning, aged 70.; I Bbhbjaotobb —" When aboard of eminent phyiibianß and chemists announced the diicorery that by combining icme well-known valuable-remedies a moit wonderful medicine was produced, which would cure such a wide range of dieeMes that most all other remedies could be ditpemed with, many wore skeptical, but proof of-its merits-by actual trial baa' impelled all doubt/ arsd to-day the discoverer* of that great medicine, Dr Soule's Ameriesri Oo.'s Hop Bitters, are honored and blessed by all as benefactors."—Bead Advt. A contractor named Peter Grant was killed by falling underneath/the train just as it-was starting at Pelichet Bay on Saturday evening. He was a married man. : " ■ • - ; ' r ::.:". DOS t Dii in thh Hootb.-~ u Bough "on Bats " clears out rats, mice,, beetles, roaehei bed bug*, flies; anti/ iuiects, jack, rabbits, gbphbri.' % KemptKßrnt>llosiii and Co., Ohristcauwh 1