A\ Anicueau editor oft'ois a icw.ird of five dollais for the best treatise on " How to make out door life attuetive to the mosquito. ' " Hans Grow yost, a worthy Western fanner, has a shiewd wife, who has long rendered Ins life anything but a couch of loses. One day, not lone; ago, she, in a fit of pique, picked up her goods and left him, vowing nevci to come back. The news went lonnd among his neighbours, and at night sexeial of them came to condole with Hans. Ho bat on his front post, puffing aw.iy at Ins pipe. "Hans," remarked one of his neighbours, " I pity yon." "My poy," replied the honest Dutchman, as he knocked disturbrdly the ashes out of h's pipe, " you was light. She has shust come back."
A Great Business. The United Stares of Ameiica is the home of i>ome \eiy laige cnterpiises, but none perhaps greater than the business conducted by Mr G. G. Gieen, of Woodbuiy, New Jersey, U. 8. A. He is the proprietor of the well known Boschee's Geiman Syiup, winch was unequalled as a icinedy for Pulmonary and Uronclital affections. He manufactmes also Green's August Fower for Dyspepsia and all di9oideis of the Lner. These preparations aic used tinou^bout the tniliscd woild, and thousands testify to their valuable ematne piopeities. Both these picparations havf 1 cached an immense sale solely on then met its. Sample bottles ot raeli are sold at (sd, or fullsi7ed bottles at 3s Gd AH druggists Ueep them. 1 lie deminil for tho grc-t Amcnran remc) 1 . Hop hitters, in this p irt of tlip world has Income so greit that the Hop hitters Co , nhose he ultuiartors arc at Rochester, New York, L'.S A , ha\e been compelled to open i labontory in Melbourne It is in charge of Mr M. H. Van Hcn»h, a Rentleman of several jears expendice with tliis Compiny and the tr,>de iray be assured of receiuntf goods equal to the parent honqe, -xnt} tlio mo^t conrlcous troitment ThiH 1$ Co. ha\e establishments at London, Pans, Antwerp, Belgium, Hred*, Holl.ind atid loiunto, and their Anicncao Hitters are probablj the bust known medicine in the world,
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Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2043, 11 August 1885, Page 2
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