He'd gob a chill. How, is outside the question ; but he was as hoarse as a crow and could nob clear his mucous passages. When he met Smith, Smith said to him, "You're very hoarse to-day." He said, " Sam ; I'm hoarse to-day, but you're an ass every day." Smith laughed, and pulling oub eighteenpenco, said, "Go to a grocer or chemist and get a bottle Woods' Great Peppermint) Cure ; bhab will knock the cold out of you in no time." Do likewise.— (Advb.) 2 Ladies' mantles and jackets, all reduced prices, frpn* P* *■* to 2*-,— D.H.P— (Adit)
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 151, 1 July 1897, Page 3
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