THANKFUL.

Bruce Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 3141, 13 February 1900, Page 1

THANKFUL.

When in church, theatre, concert hall, of anyplace where a large number of people are gathered together, does it not grate upon our nerves, and cause a great deal of annoyance, hearing persons all around cough, cough, cough, especially as it invariably happens in a veryinterestiug part of- the sermon or song as the case may be. Yet for the ridiculously small sum of 2s 6d, expended in a bottle of Evan's great remedy for cougha and colds TUSSICURA, persons may obtain an absolute and certain cure for themselves and save others from what is certainly one of the greatest ifliisances existing at the present day. TUSSICURA may be obtained from all chemists and grocers, price 2a 6d. Mr J. Evans. Dear Sir,— l must congratulate you on the excellence of your cough medicine, which is undoubtedly the best I have ever had in my house. I have tried many mixtures, but neither myself nor my family have e/er experienced so much benefit as from yours. Kindly send me another bottle by next mail, and oblige. Yours faithfully, A. Cleugh. Gimmerburn, August 31, 1897

The outposts of the Empire aiding England in the war. Auckland's water supply is dfrainißhiag at tha rate of 200,000 galioos per diy.