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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10254, 5 June 1911, Page 5

Said' a irain with a delicate ohest: "My cold's bad again, we'll, I'm blest,' But I'll, swallow for sure Wood's Great Peppermint Cure, And trust in good luck for the rest." To the chemist's lie went with a flop, What lie saw there just made liis (heart stop; He married tllie girl with the pretty 'kiss curl. And now he is keeping the shop. 3 Send your bills-of-lading and invoices to J. J. CURTIS and Co., Wellington, and as soon as the steamer makes port your goods will be forwarded to you in double quick time. Curtis' men are on the spot, and there's no waiting about in the "long room" or hunting for the "fan- waiter" if Curtis does yonr ("it- work. Write J. J. Curtis Co.. Customhouse Quay, Wol-ti-.vfoi. and prove th° next shipment you p~pect. A NEW ZEALAND ENDORSEMENT. In the home where there are young children Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is indispensable, as you will.see by the.following letter written by Mr Robt. Bowman, Herekino, N.Z.: — "I have found Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to be a certain _ cure for croup, and the only medicine I could get to cure my children of whooping cough. It cured them of this disease after I had used all sorts and descriptions of other remediies." tvold by all chemists ;? nd storekeepers.