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Clutha Leader, Volume XL, Issue 71, 13 March 1914, Page 8

MISCELLANEOUS.

FIGHTING FOR BREATH. ' .\ly little boy was a martyr tv bad colds and toughs, 7 ' says Airs C. Warrell, Lake's Creek, lioekhaiuptoii, Q. "At times he has been so bad that I have found him fighting for breath. Since I started giving him Chamberlain's Cough Remedy I do not worry over his coughs, l for 1 know that a couple of doses will give him immediate relief." Sold by G. W. Hutchins chemist. MR HARRY THAW'S SANITY. The Commission appointed by the Federal Court to inquire into the men- | t.il condition of Mr Harry Thaw, the millionaire who murdered Mr Stanford White, was sent to Matteawan Asylum, I and was captured in Canada after escaping, reports that Thaw would not be a menace to society if he were released on bail. The report declares that he is not now afflicted with the mental disorders from which he was suffering at the time when he .shot Mr Stanford White. HONESTLY RECOMMENDED. "To anyone suffering from diarrhoea I can honestly recommend Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy'as being the most satisfactory remedy on the market," writes Mr C. C. Hooper, Wakefield, N.Z. "I have tried all sorts of medicines, but have found nothing equal to Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy." Sold by G. W. Hutchins, chemist. HUSBAND'S REVENGE. A jealous husband, M. Fougere, yesterday deliberately shot his wife's lover, firing five revolver bullets, all of which took effect, at the man in a crowded Paris street in the presence of a number of sympathetic neighbors (-stated the Paris Correspondent of 'The Daily Mad' on January 11). M. Fougere has been married for several years and has two children, a boy and a girl. The man whom he shot was with Mme. Fougere at the time. He died in hospital to-day. RICKED HIS BACK. "I ricked my back severely and was unable to stand upright," write:; Mr Thos. H. Maher, Ebden, Vic. "I had seen Chamberlain's Pain Balm advertised for strains, and thought I would see what it would do for me. The first application gave me relief, and I was quite myself again after using only a quarter of a bottle." Sold by G. W. Hutchins, chemist. PHOTOGRAPH AS MURDER CLUE, The Brussels police have received definite information as to the identity of the original of the photograph of a girl which was left in a book by the man Wilson, believed to be an Englishman, who is wanted in connection with the murder of Mme. Sauvrain, a lodg-ing-house keeper in' Brussels (stated the Brussels correspondent of 'The Daily Mail'). The original of the photograph is a foreigner who has been living for some time past in Central Europe. The Brussels police are'hopeful that she will be able to give them valuable information as to the identity of the wanted man.

TAKE NO OTHEE. "For nine years I suffered with a liver disorder, and tried numerous medicines, obtaining very little relief," •writes Miss Esther J. Coles, Major's Creek, N.S.W. "After taking Chamberlain's Tablets regularly for a fortnight I found I was greatly benefited, and am now completely restored to health. My father, .who is 79, is an invalid and is troubled with constipation, but has obtained the greatest benefit from Chamberlain's Tablets. Rather than use any other medicine we have often sent into Braidwood, that is twenty miles away, for Chamberlain's Tablets." Sold by G. W. Hutchins, chemist. THIEVES IN A TAR PIT. When James Walden and Charles Smith were charged at Birkenhead (Eng.) with stealing 541b of bras* and, with being found on enclosed premises it was stated that on a recent night the watchman at Messrs Oammell, Laird, and Co.'s shipyard heard cries and found Walden and Smith up to their necks in a tar pit. It took six men three-quarters of an hour to yet them out. One man ran away anil the other was detained. In an overcoat besido the pit waa discovered some brass metal.

Neither prisoner gave a satisfactory explanation of his presence in the yard, ana each was fined 20s and costs. ALWAYS TAKES IT. "I always take Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy whenever I have a cold," writes Mrs A. Preston, 51 King William street, Fitzroy, Vic. "I first took it wheir I had an attack of influenza, and I got relief at once. Now I always keep a bottle in the house, and never lose an opportunity to recommend it to others. I know dozens of people who look on Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy as a part of their household effects."—Sold by Qj % Hutching cjiemiflt,