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Temuka Leader, Issue 1530, 28 December 1886, Page 3

Liiiiethi Statib.—Mr Grant Aller, who hae been visiting America, was inte:viewed on his return to England. He conelder* country life in the State's more barbarous than in Europe, especially far the women. The farmers in the States (he says) are not capitalist farmers, but laboring farmers. The wife has .to do all the cooking, housekeeping, and washing for her husband and her sons, by whom the farm is tilled, and also for (he hired man if the boldin; is sufficiently large to justify bis employment. They hare leas leisure than the English laborer, aad they dwell more apart. They have no books excepting religious publications of a low intellectual type and the newspaper. The result ie that everyone who can live in town flies from the country as from a pest-smitten city. The over crowding of the great urban centres is one of the most difficult problems before American society. No one will remain on 1 ind longer than is necessary to enable him to get into the town. The unending monotony and heavy strain of the field labour have pi educed two ugly phenomena, of which 1 heard a great deal during my sojourn in America One is the prevalence of brutal murders. On this side of the Atlantic brutal murders are ..usually committed in towns; in America it'is the reverse. That is one phenomenon. The other is the fact that) he women in a good number of catch become insane. ' Good vob Baiiks.—" Wa are p’eessd to say that our baby was permanently cured of a serious protracted irregularity of (ha bowels by the use of American Oo.'s Hop Bitters by its mother, vh oh at the same time ie stored her to perfect health and strength.” —The Panama See Advt. At Dunedin on Wednesday a five year old child named McKweu was killed by a coal dr ty passing over it. Holloway's Ointxzji* — O i where you may, in every country and in all olimes, persons will ha found who have a ready word of praisis for this Ointment. For chaps, ehefes, scalds, bruises, and sprains it is an invaluable remedy; for had-lag', bad breasts, and piles, it may ha confidently relied npon for affecting a sound and parmscant euro. In oases ot puffed ancles, erysipelas, and'rheumatism, Holloway’s Ointment gives (he greatest eo« fort by reducing the cooli-. g tbs blood, soothing the kirns, adjusting (be circulation, end expelling (he impurities. This Ointment should have a place in every nursery. It will cure all those manifold • skin affections, which, originating in childhood, gain srtength with the child's growth. Two whajes (one 27ft. long and the other 22ft) were atraude t"at Patea during a heavy gaie and were captured.

SELLING OFF! SELLING OFFM R MURE&Y WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, Tbmcka and Ashburton, HATING PURCHASED at a Greatly Reduced Price tLe Stock of Mr W* Coltmao, junr., is now offering the same at a DISCOUNT OF FROM 20 TO 30 PER CENT. Off the Marked Prices preparatory to putting in an entirely New Stock of his Own Selection. All Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery REPAIRED by R. Murray will be GURANTEED. de23 R. MURRAY.

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