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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 658, 8 November 1909, Page 11

Visitor—"Why, there used to be two wind- ■ mills ; there,'" /' Pat—"Thruo for., syou, ' sir." Visitor—"Why; is : thero; but|/.one now ?'•' .Pat— ; "Bcdad, they ,took one: down to layb more wind for t'other. . .• "Speak to me only with thine eyes," ' But let those-eyesi! be blear; ■ ; ;v. A cold soon makes them otherwise — ' ■ ■ Dim, swollen, red,. and - blear. . • But still, if beauty would al/uro When colds have made, her plain,' . ■Woods' Peppermint Cure- will, soon secure •'Her speaking eyes again.—Advt, . 21 r Whilst walkinp with a companion along the I edgo of. a prccipitouß clilf at Howth, a London * railway employee named Edward Slado .slipped , and fell 120 feet, on to the rocky strand ■ bo- ! neath.' -After great . .difficulty a coastguard wafe ■ lowered by,a rope, ntid brought np'Slade on his ■■ back; although he weighs fourteen stone.: Slade; Was quito cdnsciohsV and'wis found to liavo sus--tained no worse injurlos thnn three!broken ribs and numerous severe'brui'seS;; ;: : ... : v" . For Chronic Chsst Complaints,:' -v- ' Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Is. fld., 2a'. fld." : Advt,