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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1730, 22 April 1913, Page 6

Three motorists had a very narrow escape ivliile journeying from Huston to Macclesfield on March 3. The cur was being,driven bv Mr.', C. R. Sluming, of Liverpool, and when near the Cat and Fiddle Inn, six miles from Huston, Ihe foot-brake failed to act on a steep decline and the car got out of control. Sir. Slumiug's companions—Sir. Reginald JJo Hass, of Liverpool, and Mr. Moore, of Harrogate—jumped from the car, utid Sir. Sluming followed, just before the car plunged over an embankment and fell a distance of about' 90ft. The car was wrecked.

A. LITTLE GIRL AT EAGLEHAWK SUFFERED WITH A HARD, DRY' COUGH FOR SIX MONTHS. "THE STRAIN OF COUGH MADE HER VERY WEAK." "Jly little girl, aged fourteen years, had ft very hard, dry cough for about six mouths," writes Mrs. Carolino Mooro, • Napier Street, Eaglehawk, Vic. "Sho used to get a very tight feeling in tho chest at night. Really it was very hard for her to breathe, and sometimes when she would cough, her nose would bleed. The strSin of coughing made her very weak indeed. I tried all sorts of different cough cures for her, but none seemed to break tho cough. Ono day I was reading the paper, and saw Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery for Coughs and Colds advertised, and I heard such a lot of good reports about it that I went up to my grocer and got a bottle to try. I gave her a doso, ana sho did not cough tho wholo night long. I ftept on giving it to her, arid it took the tight feeling away from tho chest almost at onpo, so that after a week's treatment with pr. Sheldon's New Discovery sho is quite cured, and has not Ijeen troubled since." Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery is a most effective family remedy, curing young and old alike, of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. ('.'roup, and all troubles of ' the Lungs owl Throat. Trice, Is. Cd. and 3s.—Advt.