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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 179, 1 February 1897, Page 2

1 One who is down ' : The eider duck. Epitaph on a Cricketer : • Over.' Domestic Music: The tea-kettle singing. Proper food for the Witches in ' Mac* beth ' - Haggis. —! Pqnch. 1 Owing fo' alleged discrepanqes \n the accounts of the City of Newcastle Lodge, G.U.0.0.F., said to have been found by the auditors in the late treasurer's books, great uneasiness has been felt by the members of various friendly societies' lodges in the district. The affair had parsed, sqch a scare that it ivaa &are.d( ( thfit the Newcastle United Friendly ; Societies' DxspensarV would be closed, j but it has rfow been decided to recon* i struct the institution and place it on a < fy-m basis. , Last summer on.c pf oi^e grand child- \ yen was B.ipk v itu a e si**9 bowel trouble j Otir doctor's remedies had failed, then i we tried Chamberlain's opl'ic,' Cholera i and Diarrhoea Remedy, which gave 1 very speedy relief. We regard, it as the < bust medioine ever put on the market 1 for bowel complaints. — Mrs £: G. Gre- i gory, Frederickstown, Mo. This cer. 1 tainly is the best medicine ever put on i the market for dysentery, summer com* ' plaint, colic, ana cholera infantum in i children. It never fails to give prompt i relief when u^ed in i Reasonable time a^td 1 Uie-rta'iii'p ; rinted directioWs Sre f6HSwed. s M any . mother*; ' liayf 'e'x^ress^d their I rfncete gratitude, tot the cures it hss t s!fecte^r Tor sale by farmer sV Co- ojp 1 Feilcling. ' t