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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 208, 6 September 1904, Page 4

A piece of string on my linger ! Now what can that be for ? Something I have to remember, To fetch to-night from the store. My wife said she'd die without it, Her cough she could never endure ; Her cough ! Now I know what she's wanting, It's Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.* 2

The Observer on the Licensing Bill: —"There is one solitary flash of grim humour, evidently quite unintentional, in the new Licensing Bill. In the event of liquor being seized in a prohibition district, it is to be handed over to the district hospital. Seeing that the aforesaid lar.jior would be of the sly-grog shanty brand, better described as liquid dynamite, and guaranteed to kill at ten yards, it would be safer in the sewer than anywhere else. Fortunately, there is no clause in the bill compelling the hospital patients to drink it." An object lesson in practical Socialism was given in the South Australian As-embly last week by Mr Butler, the State Treasurer. Mr Senior, tho new member for Victoria and Albert (says the Melbourne Ago), had expressed some beautiful views of

"liberty, fraternity, and cq<uoli|ty"' to all. The Treasurer said that the day after Mr Senior had spoken the mail brought to hand account sales of apples siold in London. The prices ranged from 8s fid to 2s 2d per case. Mr Butler congratulated Mr Senior on having obtained the top price, 8s sd, for his consignment of twenty-five cases l . He did not know whether the member for Victoria and Albert would be prepared to put his communistic doctrines into practice by agreeing to pool all the results, and so average the prices for all consignments ! Members laughed, but Mr Senior blushed like a maiden, and looked as though he did not at all regard the proposal as a joke.

WORRYING COUGHS. The cough that worries you is the cough that becomes dangerous. It is the cough that leads to asthma, or bronchits, or catarrh. Sometimes leads right to consumption. We have no desire to frighten, but you know that these diseases always start with a common cough or cold. A cough is most easily cured when it is young—before it has time to do serious damage. Get Lane's Emulsion to-day, and cure the cough. Lane's Emulsion is ths only medicine you need for lung and throat troubles, and is good for men, women and children. 2/6 and 4/6 at Chemists and Stores. Take none but Lane's. Lane's Emulsion, i

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