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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 672, 24 November 1909, Page 11

.WinterlS qhill has.bound you ..'/ '"-.'/. With-cough>'and luhgs distrest;) - -'•.':'.. .' ACACIAN BALSAM frees you, ; ..'•* ■ ' /.-.". '■'And through tho night gives:- rest, i ' ACACIAN -BALSAM,'- best on-earth, - For' colds and weakly chest; -/ , / ' : ; ■■■■ Of testimony : there's' no/deiirth,/ "■' ■'/: . /As thousands now attest. ' ■:/■--; Barraolongh's Acaoian Lung.Balsam, Is. 6d.;.5. .!. A romairkablo story was told at 'Nbrthwich when, Frank Fallows (20) and Annio Crawford;. '15), two farm, servants:/from Tarvin; near' Chester, wore charged with attempted suicide. Tho prisoners wcro lov.ers, and arranged to drown ttiomsolvcs in a pit at Barrow. The girl told the magistrates a pitiful tale. -They went for a walk on Snnday./'arid spent that and subsequent nights in Tarvin. Next day they -visited Fallows' grandmother at Grosford, after- 1 wards walking to Chester, and thence homeward. Whilo sitting in a field, Fallows said :~ ''Will.yoit drown yourself with mof" She replied:—"No, it will break my mother's heart." She afterwards consented, and they walked into the pit with their,arms round each other, and sank two or throo times, : pulling 'themselves out by/water lilios. Tho girl fainted.' The Bench' -administered a stern; admonition; and' elicited 'a .-promise they.-: .would /abandon: courtship/ The, cases were, dismissed;-;;-;/ ,; f ; : i 'For Influenza, lake '■ Woods'- Groat ',:;'■ ;"//'' r- '-\ V / 'I'opperriiirit Cur«' : Nerer Foils.'. lii..dd.;'2s. id.'s-.^:,:;;;'';::;': r 1^^^;«;W:r--:'/f^i:-;v'/.v':, AdTt;