In a recent issue of "Punch" there is a mcturo entitled "The New Poor." It shows a Bishop, obviously leaving a couutrv vicurago after a "Visitation." Tim vicar walks besides his Diocesan, shabbv aid worried. "Aro there any poor Families in your parish, Mr. Jones? tho BislioD inquires. "Only pry own, mv lord," is tho answer. Tho stockman proudly bowed his legß, and hopped upon Ins steed, '•I'll rlrto him sure <tn oebs are eggn, no matter wWt hid breed." But later said the horßernan bold, A ho&nio man sure am I, 1 have a most outrageous cold, and runnine is each eye, So hop upon tho fast Ilaneur . And ride for Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.—Advt. ~ Yon are never very happy if you have Ainf°a?o PP ndve C r very ruddy if your fnco is always white. , Your height is not ciprcßßlvo if you re flvo feet one or two. , And vou do not need a pair of boots if vou'vo a vooden leg, And If you'ro left a- million yon will Bcatccly need to ben; , But if your coujh is hacking, you tan t bo too promaturc, So hurry up and jet to work with Woods Great Peppermint Curc-Atm.
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 98, 20 January 1920, Page 3
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200Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 98, 20 January 1920, Page 3
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