CASUALTIES.

Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13104, 1 May 1908, Page 8

CASUALTIES.

An old man named Armstrong me«^with rather serious injuries on Wednee-^s day morning through his horse ahp-~33g| ping when going along Hereford street. jo,{ Ho was conveyed to the Hospital, »nd^ was attended to by I>r. Crooko. \£>j . ■ ' .-^p (press association texegkam.) igfe WA-NGAXUI. April 30. M& A shcclring accident occurred at railway Ktation to-night. As the .9*" -| o'closk train was drawing into .' station, , a man name<l Albert Bene- - field, aged 30, married, who owns fruiterer's shop in the Avenue, between the carriages. His lefti arD» $%;■ vrss cut off above tho elbow, and left leg nraTigled below the knee. was dragged about spventeea yards,-;|s' the injured limbs being horribly X'Hmutilated. lhe doctors hold out hope of uhs recovery. . vrSj

Mr W. Robinson, Grocer, Morning-,-jjj ton, X.Z., not only sells Chamberlain Cough Remedy but uses it. Ho say*:.,!*; —"I have been troubled several time with influenza, and tho only coug&.';\j|f medicine that has ever do no mo goo<l was Chamberlain's Cough Innumerable times I have recommend- j ed it to my customers and they irereVJL more than ploastxi with tho result. \"s£J have customers that always keep bottle oi Chamberlain's Cough edy in their hou«*e. and won't use thing els»; for thoir children.' , *?£||||| sale by all cDemists and storekeepers, dfcjffjjl