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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 744, 17 February 1910, Page 9

- In one respect' Japan can teach it fesson to the European maritime Powers, and that is on th© virtue,of reticence. : Whilo wo and our neighbours have b'epi',-writing and talking of .all the ships we can, , or aught to, build, or have.not built, our Asiatic ally has been steadily adding to the effective strength of her fl«ot without telling «ven her own people.—"Pall Jlall Gazette." ' , ; •■" : ' ' : .'■ '•'. . ' It is .obvious, (says, an English .paper); that tho sooner the public recognises that u cold is a catching and also.a preventiblo disoase, tho better for tho comfort, the health, and the happiness of the community. ' : :, ' •'. ' Thero was a poor man up at Calms,, '•';■ Who possessed but d wifo and twelve .. bairns, ;' '. -.' ;, , Whoso sneodng was eo far from pleasing, . : : '. . That it gavo him some awful .bad turns. ' ' . '' In the midst of his terrible plight, ■ 'Jlidßt the coughing and barking at night,. He found a friend sure in- Woods' Peppermint Cute. -~' •"•;.,.. That Boon'pntais family nil right,' ' S3