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Feilding Star, Volume I, Issue 28, 2 August 1906, Page 2

Mr Cyril Ward did not return to; the colony witii tiie otfear faembers of; the family. .He intend! staying in England for about twelve months studying mercantile and commercial pursuits. O.T. PUNCH Does not oontain Ohemtals refreshment looms, etc. Try ttTK good. A LIFE SAVER. The Federal Government oompels all vessels to carry Hfe-saviqg apparatus, but it is the fovc for their childrea which causes parents to always have Chamberlain's Cough Bemedy at hand and to give their iptle ones when attacked with croup. Mr W. A. Peake, Mount Barker (BJL), was prepared. Says he:—" I have always considered Chamberlain's Cough Remedy tiie best oough mixture in the market, and after my recent experienoe am prepared fej t say that it has no equal. J firmly be* lie ye that by lhe timely use of Cism« berlain's Cowb Bwxedy wi «m 4 tha life of our child yhen attactaj with croup." Fors«_lebyß»tt"trtllßw. •