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WHERE THE KIVEU MEETS THE SEA, Gently slope the grassy hil'si 'ei Down to meet the yellow sicd, One by ono the ripp'ing wav. lets i Softly break upon the s'ran l; Snow-white gleam the seagulls' pit io ss, Sua.mer winds blow s'rotg and free O'er the crimson heather blossom 3 Whsre the river maets tha sea. Ebbing, flowing, surge the waters Round the curving* of tha bay, Where tne little children scramble On the rocks the liv-do -.g day ; Gith'ring brighthued shellsand seaweed ' Shouting in their Cirelest glee, , Dreaming not of storm and shipwreck, Wfcere the river meets the s.a, 1 Long ago my life was radiant As the sun kissed buoyant wave, Now my deart st hopes are buried Deep ni;h;n a lonely grave ; In tho cha cbyard by the waters She is waiting now for me, And the waves her dirgs are singing Where the river meets the sea. J. P. Burke, New Plymouth, Augus l -, 1903. Abiut Colds —ln all countries ana amosg all nations of the globe, cough medicinej are used, and usei probably mere extensively than any other class of medicine. Every humai being is subject to throat and lung tr üblea, which mat terminate his existence. People everywhere rea'ise the dangerous consequences of a n- g'eoted c ild, for the mhjodSy of fa'aities have thtir orit'in in, :.nd are cbaracteTiz d fir.it by a simple cold. The most c-.refill nnd prudent persons do cot permit a cold to run its course, but treat it promptly. For many yeira Ch rab.rlain's. Coneh Remedy hs been in rse throughout the United States and many other countries, and time his proven it to be the tie t adapted ofc any remedy yet made, for all throat and lunsr di.'eise', and especially, oolds, croup, and whooping cough. It always cures, and cures quickly. For ea'e by the New Plymouth Co-operative Societv.—Arivt In Amebica (jhamberiain's Cough Remedy is a great favourits with the mothers of spall children for colds, cjoup and whooping cough It contains no harmful substir ce and always gives prompt relif f, Sold by New Plymouth Co-op. Societv.—&d\t
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 184, 18 August 1903, Page 4
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