HERE AND THERE.

Clutha Leader, Volume XL, Issue 41, 21 November 1913, Page 8

HERE AND THERE.

M. Marcel Desouitcr. the' y«m:nj: Frwu-li airmail, vvho.-o Ictt leg v>a.-; en-1 putated as a rcsutl ci i:j::irie>» rtv-;K in an accident when - by fit£ above iit 'icort Aerodrome last Jiarch, visited tk'iidon lately wearing an ami announced Ins intention of l.yi ig agai: as soon as jiossiblo. A'O LO.N'GKH TKOI'BLEI). '' 1 had siik headache caused by liver disorder and irregularity ui: the bowels," writes' Mrs -Jane Roves, Ravetiswood, l*. 'A few doses of Chamberlain "s Tablets quickly relieved me, aud after taking them regularly for a short time my liver was in perfect order and 1 was 110 longer troubled with sick headache. Now if 1 feel out ot sorts 1 take u dose or two of Chamberlain's-! Tablets, and am soon myself again.'' Bold by G. W. UutcliiiiS; chemist. TWO-HEARTED CHICKEN. Upon a fowl being dres I'd ior the table at Whiotilesi'orcl, Cambridgeshire, it was found to pjs-css tw;> heart ;, which had apparently woiked iiKlcpeni!-' ently. SUFFERED ALL MY LIFE. "All my life I have suffered from constipation,'' writes Mr Ernest Ed'ridge, Halifax street, Nelson. N.Z.,''*but aui pleased to state that since 1 started taking Chamberlain's Tablets they have always given me immediate relief, and 1 can thoroughly recommend them to anyone suffering from a like complaint." Sold by G. W. liutchins, chemist. COMEDY OF A PLACARD. •A Faverhlnun. newsagent writes to 'The Daily Mail' that he was surprised the other day when a small boy, after buying a 'Daily Mail' and waiting at the counter as though he expected something else, sakl lie was "waiting for the Tiller." "What ruler?" asked the agent. "The bill says a home rule is give!) away with the paper." replied the boy. Then the agent remembered that the 'Daily Mail' placard that day was: ''Home Rule Given away"—an ailusion to Lord Lore-bum's tetter to 'The Times.'

CANNOT .SAY TOO MCCTI FOB IT. "I have found Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy to be the most valuable medicine J. have ever used." writes Mr Arthur 1). Beecroft, 487 Nicholson street, North Carlton, Vic. "In fact, I cannot say too much in favour of it as a cure for colic, diarrhoea or pains in the stomach. I have used it myself and for members of my family, and have recommended it to dozens of friends.'"' iSold by G. W. Hutchins, chemist.

FALLINC PICTURES. Strange coincidences associated with a popular superstition were mentioned at a meeting of the Municipal Council of Milton Regis, Kent, in rekiiou to the death of Mr Frederick l.itllewood, J.P., as'ed 7'!, an ex-chairman of iho Urban Council, which took place ks the result of an apoplectic seizure. Four years ago when Mr Tjittlewood had a first stroke his portrait in the Council chamber was found to have fallen. At the time of his second seizure another picture in the same room fell.After Mr Littlewood's death, an official on entering the Council room observed that another picture had fallen., the glass being smashed.. PAINS IN THE STOMACH. "I can thoroughly recommend Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy," says Mr Thomas Kelly, storekeeper, Berrigan, N.S.W. "I have been subject to severe pains in the stomach, and at times would have to lay up. I was recommended to try Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, and found one dose to give me relief." Sold bv G. W. Hutchins, BaJclutha v "A POOR WOMAN." The salary of Mine. Kouziietzo'f, the prima donna attached to the Russian Imperial Theatre, was discussed in the Paris courts lately. She has been engaged by the Pans Opera to appear 1(3 times'during tl;« months of September and October at a •salary of £4O a night, and is being sued by a Paris dressmaker for a debt ei £I2OO. The plaintiff wished to seize the whole of the £'64o salary on the ground that Mme, Kouznetzoff was already, drawing a large salary in Russia and that what she earned in Paris was not necessary for her maintenance. Counsel for the singer asserted that if the dressmaker seined all the money she would be taking the bread out of the mouth of "this poor woman." It was a sore struggle, he said for the prima donna to live~on what she earned. The court ordered the singer to pay over one-third of the salary she earns in France.