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Temuka Leader, Issue 1726, 19 April 1888, Page 4

The Mariposa with the English mail of 14th March, left San Francisco three days late. The Zealawd/a with the colonial mails of 2Gth March arrived at San Francisco on 14th April, one day early. Coughs, Coras, Bronchitis, &c., arc quickly cured by using Baxter’s “Lung Pro server.” This old-established and favorite medicine is pi asant to the palate, and highly extolled by members of the medical, legal, and clerical professions. For testimonials, see advfc. Sold by all patent medicine vendors At the inquest on the body of Carl Hansen, a seaman of the s.s. Kakimni, who was drewned in the Mataura, it was shown (hat the steamer ran into the bank in such a position that her bow was jammed into a bush. Hansen was sent in a crank skiff to carry a warp to the opposite beak, and the steamer having got off, he was hauled back at great speed by moans of a warp on the steam winch. He came alongside so fast that he stood up to fend the boat off, when she capsized. He reached within 15ft. of the bank before he sank. No l.fe buoy wsm thrown to him. The jury, in a rider, strongly censured Captain ]3e>il for sending deceased in an unsafe boat, and also for bis inhumanity in cot making more efforts ta recover the body. Wells’ Bair Balsam.—lf gray, restores to miginal color. An elegant dressing, softens an 1 beautifies. No oil nor grease. A 'Tonic Eastorativo. Stops hair coming out, strengthens, cleanses, heels scalp. Hempthorn:’, Piocser, and Co,, Agents, Christchurch. 2 The medical evidence given at the adjourned inquest held at Addington Gaol on the body of Edward Currie was to the effect that death had resulted from failure nf tha heart’s action, resulting from drink. When found in his cell, the deceased had one of the sleeves of hia shirt tied round his neck ; but Dr. Ned will in his evidence stated that the man had not been strangled. The verdict was in accordance with tho medical testimony. Holloway’s Pills and Ointment are remedies which should invariably bo taken by travellera in search of health, pleasure or business. Many deleterious influences are constantly at work in foreign clime*, tending to deteriorate the health; these and the altered conditions of life will entail on those who travel tha necessity of carefully attending to early tymptoma of disease, and they will find the use of these remedies to be highly necessary, the action of the Pill* being purifying and strengthening and of great service in cares of fever, ague, and all inflammatory diseases, whilst the Ointment is a sovereign cure in oases of piles, bad legs, bad breasts, wounds and ulcers. Holloway’s remedies do not deteriorate by change of climate.