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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9191, 14 September 1908, Page 5

An accident which might have had very serious results happened at Wirth'a Circus at Orange (New South Wales) one night recently. A strong gale sprang up while the performance was in progress, blowing the tent over on to the audience. A wild scene of confusion followed. People scrambled out of the ruins of the tent amidst driving styfni of rain; people calling to each other in the darkness, and screams and shrieks of women and children. When mat-* ters righted somewhat it whs seen that though nobody was killed, several people vver" severely injured, while a large number received minor injuries by being trampled on and struck by the tailing tent and poles. The main poles of the tent collapsed under the strain, and fell into the ring, otherwise the injuries would have been more serious. Mrs L. Peters, Minimal', Wellington, N Z., says: "I can safely recommend Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhft'ii lleraedy to anyone sutTerini; from pains in the stomach. A few days ago my little boy. age 0 years, was suffering ngony with this complaint. I only gave him a few doses of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diairlnea ltemody and he was soon well and has not been troubled since. I thin); this remedy should be kept in every homo." l''or sale by all chemists and sorekeepers.