SOLICITOR'S HEART.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1747, 12 May 1913, Page 6

SOLICITOR'S HEART.

CUT OUT BEFOHE BUIUAL. London, April 3ft. A solicitor named Sherry recently died at Watford, in Essex, and lel'l an estate of .i' 42.000. Jn his will he stated that he had a dread of being placed underground,, and implored his executors to put his remains in a catacomb, or lo cremate tliem. lie also directed that a minute analytical examination should he made of liis body before it was filially disposed of, ami stipulated for the complete removal of his heart.—"Sydney Bun."

Go round among the people (lint have really obstinate eolds, and you will speedily find that not one of tliem is taking "NAZ'H,." The foriiinale folk that have discovered .the sovereign efficacy of "NAZOIi" never keep even the worst cold above a day or two, and those that have formed the Rood habit of inhaling "NAZOI," occasionally as a preventive i\pvcr take cold at all. Sold in bottles, containing sixty doses, Is. Gd.—Advt. TlufDiikcof Devonshire is about to sell his racehorses and stud, and retire from the Turf, ile is driven to this economy, it is stated, by "burdens imposed under Mr. T,loyd-(ictir;:e'- Finance Act." IT STRENGTHENED MY THROAT. "I hail a weak throat," writes Jlr. C. V. I[. Stallard, 10 Buiibury St.. Foatscray, Vic. "The slightest change in the weather would atfect it, and I would have to go home from work feeling fit for nothing. My sister swears by Chamberlain's Cough Keniody. mi I thought I would try it. | did -o, and can honestly say it lias worked wonders, for my throat is now ciuilo slroflC."—Advt,