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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 630, 6 October 1909, Page 5

Another Stirring' Poem -BYColonel William Bunher, R.R.D., INDIAN; ARMY, RETIRED. LV^ e I r , C 1 . ,n |arly next morning thev rode far away, MrfhSE If l mn A' D D «' * E^ 1 " ind Ftl " Ea«t toward the of the day. -tired of home comforts and ran off to sea. (Nobody hindeied, and no one said nay !) *** " w * TTrrT,,, 1 ,! 8 » 1 "S, b t ertl,C r l f 4 "". So they came up to the ma gl cal tree, iEKL n Cyß »%l tion * Car , < , *T kmb ,;, &n,cked off s nmc cnttmgs as clean as could be, If you ro not tired of the sea, well, I am I" Planted them out where no prowlers cou'd see. * * * - * Jerry McGee slipped ashore in a trice In a few seasons they both became rich Anli°, Wn fn l lof o,lour i of JP'™, . Fortheivorld.bleas.ngD.imorortuncihatwitch, And odours not spicy and not at all nice. Swore that of tea there was no other sicli. * * * # * * 1 J e i r i r f staved round for a lime, lying low, Sleek Cingalese sipped thci' cupi with delight. Till Ins old ship m tho end had to go 1 Planters tanned brow n drank the tea da\ and (Do you think Jerry was sorry? Oh, no I) Pasmng Australians called it Alkßight I [night * * * , * * * Jciry next thought that a steamer he'd try; Peterabourg, Paris, Potedim, and Peru; Got ft snug berth on a saucy "BI " Klondike, Karpatlua, Kihmaroo,— • Tired of hor, too: got away on the sly. All drank thit te 1, and all swore by it, too. * * * * w 7f Jerry deserted this time in Ccj lon Smart London gourmets were ewellinc the talk; iliero met bv hazard a 5011 th named Jim John. "Whisky went quite out of hshion 111 Cork, (Tins is the story we started upon ) Men turned from cocktails in know ing New York. * * * * * John (that is Jim) had disco\ered. he said, All the clubs bought lt-the Sa\n«e and Whites, Out in the jungles (I dare fai vou'ie read OtlitTS. ■ The Ihsliops' mid much ilimmei lights— Tales of the jUDgles that stick in your head)— Great Suratura, " the Source of Delights!" * *, * *•'**' wl 't h lf 1S '^ o,m ' hn<i ( ' ,ICO, * re<l a trcß Jerr y McGce livqs in Maj fair to-day; which did produce the most wonderful tea ''Owds automobiles. 11 green and a grey i Ever yet tasted on land or on sea. Going to marry a duchess, they say, * * * * « * * If Jerry'd join with him, couldn't they two Don't \on guo wav now to cnuous spite Fix up a Bcheme and nt once nnt it through 1 Jerri 'e massed millions aio built nn delight, Jerry said.' Jim, we're the blokesj mo an' yon!" Jerry's mAde millions of eyes clear nud bright .. ' Drink Suratura, and you'll be all right I • .v lstA^U4t , 19Q9 . : r b&frA. ' "Egad, Sin it's Suratura! 99 -Colonel William Bunker, K^R.D., Indian Army, notlrcd. I 4 / ' ■ > ■ «I^iaC^^'i^V.HWX^m^tai^^

[RHEUMATISM.' Rheumatism will rack you just as long as there is acid in your blood to cause Rheumatism. That's the whole trouble—acid in the blood. Years ago I when medical science didn't know as much about the complaint as it dees today, Rheumatic sufferers were given I something to rub on the, swollen tender joint, likely a hot liniment, but/ that foolish treatment is years out of date. When the acid is driven from the blood, there is nothing,to cause Rheu-matisms-it's cured. The thing is to get j something drive out ;the lactic acid. ff Dr. Williams' Pink Pills can be recomJ mended for- this complaint. Firstly I because they have cured a great many | people of Rheumatism. ■ That's a pretty I good reason, and the other is that they make new blood. The system is toned —built up—to a point where the Rheumatic acid is expelled through the natural channels, of the system. They were intended to do this and they do it. Don't be, talked into taking something the shopman says is just the same or just as good. Dr. Williams' Pink I W are h P CT| k° x si ? boxes 16s 6d from all medidine I dealers or The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. of Australasia J Ltd Wellington.' DR. WILLIAMS' 'i.:PiNK! T ::;piLa;;,

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