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Motueka Star, Volume III, Issue 106, 19 August 1902, Page 4

WHEN YOU HAVE A BAD COLD. You, want a remedy that will give quick relief arid effect a permanent cure. Yfnrwant a remedy that will relieve the lungs and make expectoration easy. You, yvant a remedy that will counteract anv tendency toward pneumonia: You tvant the best medicine that can be obtained. , r i You want Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. . It always Cures and cures quickly. ' A. Manoy'sells it. v

WEARINESS^ I am so tired . Of striving for the heights I may not reach, Of learning lessons only Life can teach Of working till my weary brain’s on fire, Then waiting for fulfilment of desire While time rolls on, and Love becomes a stone,, - >, . / And I am left forsaken and alone. I am so tired I Of things that promise and |do not come .j • ; -true; .. .... j Of friends that leave the old smiles for the | new i Of castles fair that crumble into dust, Hiding their golden treasures deep iri rus While weak, hearts delve, and Fate rewards the strong, And right seems often vanquished by the. < wrong., s' ' . I am so tired" And yet from day to day I struggle on ; My faith grows Taint, and courage nearly gone; . ' ..... i Above me slimes the prize I long have : • sought, Gleaming beyond more battles to be fought, , r ' But though di an! so tired; and fain would stop, .' - ". Hope whispers : “ Try ! You yet may reach the top!” . ■—r-'New York News.

Worms undermine Childrens Constitutions. Uso WADE'S WORM FIGS, is boxes. '