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Horowhenua Chronicle, 5 August 1913, Page 2

BUWCWBHWWBBBW— Catarrhal ailments are occasioned bv exposure io eohl. Ait inhalation of "XAZOL" will remove the mucus from iho air passages and restore natural breathing.-—Advt. On tlio high table-land country in (lie Tangitu-Uruti district (if Taranaki, a young man whilst rutting tracks, had a most exciting encounter with a wild boar. Jle disturbed a f mob of pigs feeding, and not retreating as quickly as the occasion demanded, lie had to face the onslaught of the leader, a tremendous ''Captain Cooker." Armed with only a slasher, the young fellow beat oil: the boar again and again, but as he had to keep swinging this way and that, the blows were not very effective. At last he managed, after quite a long fight, to administer a death-thrust to the boar but not until one of his hands had been badly torn by the boar's tusks. The tusks, when extracted, measured eighteen inches. In wet weather, if you are at all exposed to damp and chill, it is a good and sensible precaution to have a Nazol Inhaler always at hand. The treatment costs virtually nothing, and is quite pleasant and agreeable; but if you use a Nazol Inhaler you CAN'T CATCH COLD. If you have a cold or a sore throat now, "NAZOL" is a certain and immediate cure. In bottles, sixty doses, Is Gd.— Advt. Let politicians disagree, And pull each other's hair, It mares no difference to me, For little do I care. But what T <lo caro much about, You'll never guess, I'm sure; Unless your told has been repaired Willi Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.—Advt.