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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2000, 6 March 1914, Page 5

A COUNCILLOR'S CONVTCTION,

Mr.- P._ Cohen, of Willis Street, Wellington,, is a bitsy business Juan and one <vf Wellißetoivs bsst known figuws. A City Co-iuieil'lor for many year's, ln> has mx tune to wftste oti letter-writing- for fun. He tried E-HEBMO, and- was «onviiicsl Mr. Cohen says—"l e.TpeHence«l ■a very I»d attack of ij-feumat-io Go-ut. ii> fact, so bs.d thfffc I had to Ivavo business, and bo hssjstod ta a cati. On a«i*r{ at. l'wnw I took a doss of youT RHSTJ'MO, i-cpoatrng s,wi« evfrry foln , hours. TJid pain soon left, ansf tn Ike monviiig I s-ffmo down to biis-ifiess as usual. I Sftnaot say too niiveli for Hie prompt and effectual mantle* in which you* B.HEU.MO acts oii jiaiii." Chemists and stores, 2s. Cd, and 4s. Cd. pef Jsottie,— Advt, '

■ After twelve nionllj* in offi«c, tire cbairniati of a West Wales parish council was about to giv* up his uositioii. "Amt wow, goutloinau," lie safcl, sviih feeling, "tils time has came tot uro to vac--eiiiate, the eiieifr"