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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2249, 8 September 1914, Page 3

ANOTHER TESTIMONY TO THE EELIABILITY OF DR. SHELDON'S NEW DISCOVERY IN ATTACKS OJT CROUP. ' "I give this testimonial ' willingly, and with much pleasuTO, for I know lots of people who 'would like to know of a reliame Temedy-for croup," writes Mrs. Sarah Humm, Sheffield, N.Z. "Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery was the means of curing my two children, and when they were severely attacked with croup, it gave them instant relief, and.marked improvement was shown after three or four doses, and they were soon completely cured. I always keep a bottle of Dr. Sheldon's New Disco ?cry in the house now, and recommend my friends to do the same. For removing the phlegm from a child's throat when it has the croup this medicine acta most wonderfully." ' EveTy mother should provide herself TCith tMs remarkable remedy for use in all emergencies, when delay means danger. The, children take New Discovery readily,, because it is agreeable to taste, and it always gives them relief. Price, Is. Bd. and 3s—Advt.

'Coal beneath Doncaster racecourse, which belongs to the. ratepayers of Doncastor, will-be worked from a new colliery at Cantley. , This will be the first instance of an English municipality drawing revenue- from colliery royalties. x While jumping a ditch during .field training near Tilbury, a young soldier of the 2nd Royal Dublin . Fusiliers slipped, and his bayonet was jerked out of the scabbard, the point penetrating his throat. All started off with a cough! cough! cough! When the creek flooded into, our homo, With a rush and a roar, it burst each door, . A And swirled around the floors in foam/ Wonderful to say, we're all alive to-day, And grateful to so happily endure, I'm sure we'd have died if we'd not been supplied With Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. r-Mri..