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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2242, 31 August 1914, Page 8

; BELIEVES US OF ANXIETY. ' '"Ever/eince my little boy David was three I have given him Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy," says Mrs. G.'A. Paxton .Little Chester. Street. New l?arm, Q. "f have, used it for all my children and" have 'never tnown it to fail. Jfony nighte our two little girls have been bad with croim . our faith in Chamberlain's Cough .Bemedy relieves us of any anxiety. -We know that one or two doses will remove all eigns of croup and that they.willbe alright'in tho morning."—Advt. .

I Lieutenant' G. S. Gordon,' R.N. r has icomple'ted a new model submarine/and :has sent it' to the British ■'Admiralty for trial/, The invention consists in a conning tower which can bo detached from.the craft in case of disability while under water, allowing the entire crew to ascend to the surface in safety. "■ If you; suffer : from cold, experience a tightness of the chest, with difficulty in breathing, you will find relief in ''NAZOL." From" the first dose you will feel it doing good! Sold ■ every where.—Advt. What is claimed to. bo tho largest cannon in the world has just undergone, its firing trials on tho Krupp range at ITeppom. The barrel of the gun from the breech-block to tho muzrio measures 60ft. Tho gun can throw a shell over fifteen miles. Tho total cost, of thoiiow weapon is said to work out at about £20,000. • , ■ "NAZOL" is .not a cure-all. Bjt j n relieving and: removing colds, coughs, and bronchial affections it does tho job thoroughly. No' : half-measures with "NAZOL." It relieves. Bottle of 60 doses Iβ, 6d,—Advt.