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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12640, 30 October 1905, Page 2

A YOUNC PEOPLE'S " NO LICENSE," CLUB FORMED AT MARTON. A meeting of those interested in the No-license movement was held yesterday afternoon at Marton. Mr. Walter Grey, from Wanganui, addressed a well attended meeting, and briefly stated the desirability of forming a Young People's Club in the Manawatu electorate. After several questions had been answered, it was decided to form a club, to be called the Manawatu Young People's No^icense Club, having as its object "to induce young people to promote their own interests by assisting the no-license movement." A strong committee was formed, and it was decided to get to work at once, in order to try to carry no-license at the forthcoming poll. After a hearty vote of thanks had been accorded to Mr. Gray for his attendance, the meeting- adjourned. SICK TTEADACHE ICK JJLEADACHE Positively cured by Dr. Ensor's TAMER JUICE. TAMER JUICE also relieves DISTRESS from DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, and TOO HEARTY EA.TING. A Perfect Remedy for DIZZINESS, NAUSEA, DROWSINESS, BAD TASTE in the mouth, COATED TONGUE, TORPID LIVER. Curing Lung Trouble Not always an eisy task. Very much depends upon the way patients lcok after themselves. If those who possess weak lungs, or who easily catch colds will exercise deeper breathing, not merely for a few minutes each day, but create the excellent habit of breathing a little deeper all day long,—the extra lung power developed will positively astonish you. To help throw off a cold, recent or chronic, to clear the air passages of phlegm, to reduce the inflammation or soreness caused by a cold and to aid fresh air, take regular doses of LANE'S EMULSION the great lung healer and body builder. About one or twoteaspoonfuls of Lane's three ov four times each day will do nicely, « Be sure it's Lane's Emulsion. 155