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Horowhenua Chronicle, 30 November 1916, Page 4

Horofojwiuta §ailg CJjtxmide Pskhntad at Lev.a ■& Ji. daijj ftpu pibiiihid oa Uintnti lias between Wrilmgton Qity Mid Palmerator North, a distance of 9» mil» TUa long aoast line is dottec with batter and cheeae factories and fifcxmilU, and aaniia Urge forming population With (be Chronicle Is ineorpwrated 'Tit* Man«wata Farmer," wkich rit 'u*t publulud at the adjoining tocr Ihannon, in 1803, a> d duTjij the period of 81 /ears it has obtained a large emulation e*oh diafcriet on thia eoact. The Chronicle is Printed Every Afternoon Containing, in addition to' local and distriot newa, int«rpr»rinaial news, aa f arnahod by tfc*. Press Association. The Chromia published at H p.m. The Chroniole Will ba loand in the Aomsa ot tit settlers in and aroand Wai kanae, Otaki, Ta tloro, liana kHj Olai, Levin, Koputaroa, Bkannon, Moutoa, Fexton, Maker aa and Tokomara This Stretch of Country Makea the pa|K>r a good mediant lor fcaainasa announ—meate. 1} ia a wide and projpwkirt daiiy. ing district, and ofaia attraa. tioaa to /oa aa a means rf utending yomr feuinaM. W« •ball be glad to aa* as advertisement of yoor w tbo ot the OhnmMs. RACKS THE NERVES. Continual coughing inflames the throat, wears out the patient and racks his nerves. A remedy that will relieve a cough promptly is "most desirable in the treatment of throat and lung troubles, but it must be absolutely free from opium or other narooticß, which deaden the oough without removing the cause. Chamberlain's Oough Remedy is an ideal remedy for the treatment of coughs of any desoription. It is absolutely free from narcotics, and will not injure the most delicate person. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy loosens and relieves the oough, and heip* to throw off the cause. /*"