THE HOUSE IN TROUBLE.
As we i‘ode through the village, the houses every one Were open to the West wind and merry with the sun ; All except that one house, shuttered vfrom the day, Like a soul in sorrow who hides his face away.
As we rode past the village, it would j not quit my mind The little house in trouble that we J had left behind ; Smoke lifted from the chimney, but I the closed door cried, ' \ “0, hurry by, o,' hurry by, nor seek the grief I. hide.”
0, little house in trouble, when back aagin 1 ride, God grant I see your window's shine, your door flung wide, And all' your new-grown garden tremulous with spring, Like a face that smiles again through peace of comforting.
BANTER’S LUNG PRESERVER KEEPS CHILDREN HEALTHY
Summer is nearly here. Your children require protection against roughs, colds and rhest and bronchial troubles now, just as much as over. Sudden changes are dangerous.. Sunshine -alone cannot bring health and strength to the little bodies. Baxter’s Lung Preserver is needed to assist. It not only banishes the ailments hut tones up the whole system. Don’t risk your children’s health and happiness. Keep a large 1/10 bottle handy to meet any emergency.
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Hokitika Guardian, 20 October 1917, Page 1
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209THE HOUSE IN TROUBLE. Hokitika Guardian, 20 October 1917, Page 1
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