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Taranaki Daily News, 4 August 1916, Page 3

CHILDREN WILL TAKE COLD. Children are always taking cold but Chamberlain's Cough. Remedy quickly cures them. It is'in cases of croup anil / hooping cough that "this remedy is most valued. Mothers of croupy children know it can be relied upon for quick relief. It liquifies the tough mucus of whooping cough, making it easier to expectorate and renders the paroxysms of coughing less frequent and severe. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is safe for the youngest and most delicate child. Sold everywhere. Captain E. Bower, of the steamer Paparoa, which arrived in Melbourne recently from A'ew York, by way of the Panama Canal, received a surprise early last month, when he found, shortly after leaving Balboa, that he had on board forty negro stowaways, for whom the Panama zone apparently had lost its charm. The Paparoa returned to port, and forty crestfallen negroes, whose visions oi' a kindler country beyond the sea had been sadly shattered, were handed over to the authorities. Apparently the negroes had succeeded in stowing themselves away while the vessel was bunkering. Despite the search,'some time after the vessel had left Balboa, two negroes managed to remain 011 board, and these were employed for the rest of the voyage. On account of the dearncss of commodities and the low rate of wages to negroes, which is said to be BJd an hour, the common desire is to leave the locality, and many vessels have had similar experiences; though, as a sailor aptly commented, "Forty was making it a bit too willing." "Another bottle of Hean s Essence, please. It is so good for colds and 9ore throats and saves money for me. Yes, Hean's please, because it's original and genuine."