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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2233, 3 July 1908, Page 2

A Hawke’s Ray correspondent writes to a contemporary as follows: “•Some weeks ogo, when mustering, I noticed a lamb going very short at the tail of the mob. As he was practically valueless, a stranger, and did not look like reaching the yards, I caught and killed him. I then noticed, that bedrid no feet. I do not mein that the hoofs only were gone. The whole foot was gone, as though you had cut off my hand at the wrist, and he was going, on tho stumps. Three of the stumps had calloused over completely, the fourth was a little raw; lint he had travelled some distance over fairly rough going when I caught him. The condition of his legs, -also healed, showed that he had been through the -January bush fires, when, I imagine, he lost his feet.' Not only headaches but all other sorts of nervous pain are conquered by Stearns’ Headache Cure, the most extensively used headache remedy iq the world; it is dependable.