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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1987, 18 February 1914, Page 9

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The lawy«v for the gas «omhauy was liuikiiig a popular fiddvesi. 'Tliink of Iho gflod tho gas comiwuiy Ims done!" lie cried. "If f»w permitted a pun, I would say, in the words of tho immortal poe-t, 'femour the Light Brigade.' " Vftice of a consumer, froiii t,!)e audknse—"Gh» what a charge they .made! I ' , ■ Sufferers from l?ho«mtttisin. Gout, Sciatica, and Lumbitgp frequoiitly rcwrt to ctiro-alls and laxatives for relief—hut in vain. Excess uric flfii'd in the Mood Is the cause «f tho trouMe. KItEUMO is tho one remedy becftusp it is scientinoally compounded to reniovotlte caitse. ?s, Gi itiltl 4s. 6il. everywhpvi",—Advt.'. G3 :

"I must k<s to the city and do a lot of sliogpiMit," Siiisl Mr.*. Sjiftudcash, at tho breakfnst-tnble. "Will you vi-rito me a cheque, Bob? I shall ro to-day-if thn weather is favourable. What is the fevcMst?" Mr. Spondeash, seated at the uther oml of the table, consulted jjia paper, and read aloud;—"Hain, hail, snow, thunder, lightning, and floods)? , ■ TWO DOSES A COMPLETE 'CURE.. "I am subject te bowel troubles Which cause pain And inccuivenienec," writes Mr. Alfred Wnno, ite Auburn Bnscl, Auburn, Vic, "kit l«vo ajwayg found two doses of Chamberlain's : Colic and Piarrhoda Bomedy to effect a coftrpMe cwre. I am plea'sed to know that tlie.ro is such a N>.t<> and certain remedy as Chnmberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Hamedy. and always' keep e, hottlo ianay/'-^AclTt,