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Taranaki Daily News, 4 May 1917, Page 5

AH on one wet, cold winter's day Three home-bound children, tjred of play, With noses pressed to window-glass, Watched all the rain-soaked people pass. And one among them they observed, Who passed and seemed unnerved— It made them sad, for they felt sure He needed Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Sir ArtHur chairman of the Blinded Soldiers' and Sailors' Care Committee, writqs us follows:—"! am sure that you wiU know of the 'Chronicles of the New Zealand Expeditionary Force, edited bv Cliltha;, Mackenzie, son of Sir Thomas 'Mackenzie, the High Commissioner. Young Mackenzie, when only nineteen years <rf age, had his, sjj&b totaliv destroyed in GalHpnli. He been living with me ever since Jie left hospital, and no one eoul'l have taken the blow which has fallen upon him with a.more manly and courageous spirit. Ho i 3 leaving England for a trip to New Zealand, and I am hoping that he will find it possible to establish the Chronicles' in an altered form n« a permanent weekly New Zealand newspaper. Ctmsidering that he had had no journalistic experiences whatever before he was blinded, and that he has edited the 'Chroniolea' with very scanty and entirely amateur assistance, it has been, I think a-moat-creditable WIDELY USED. Chamberlain's Cbugli Remedy i» one o£ the mtosfc widely used medicines to the: 'market. Tfe is pagahr ireflHNasta of«th» civiliae<l. world. This is Because It < "maikea good." You cam aiwaya dejend? upon, it'when you haro k eougßi or eoSJL. ■Bold, ewsrjwherc., CffittUp & WHOOPING caSHSH toVrHpfdly amlfevadiKy HumoH'la# aa afnsetaS.fflß bottle;. IPltimiwftTlpa»'<»4«wwm#