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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 14 May 1913, Page 5

Wheal Mr Webster wrote of Woods H© said, with graphic ease: T at Woods were mostly timber, And were all composed of trees. . But if Mr Webster lived to-day He'd find a meaning newer— For "Woods" to millions .imply means The Woods' Great Peppermint Care. Although an announcement was made early in the winter, and Paris advices declared that furs were fashionable, comparatively few fur garments —or even fur trimming to cloth garments —are .seen in New York City (says an English paper). This defiance of Fashion's demand is almost wholly due to a crusade carried on by Messr-s Harrison, Gray, Fisks, who has given several addresses on the subject of the cruelty shown towarxte animals, seals, etc., by the fur hunters, who kill these creatures in order to get the furs later worn by fashionable women all over the world. Mrs Fiske, who.enjoys the reputation of being the most intellectual actress in the United States," has visited the northern home of these fur-bearing animals, and witnessed their hunting, killing, and what she describes as their torture. Her crusade in favour of the animals has had a noticeable effect so far as New York is concerned. , ANXIOUS MOMENTS. One of the most anxious times of a mother's life is when her little ones have croup. There is no other medicine so effective in this terrible malady as Br Sheldon's New Discovery. It can be safely given and depended upon. No mother should ever be without a bottle in the house. Is 6d and 3s. Obtainable everywhere. *