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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2238, 26 August 1914, Page 8

WOItKED WONDERS. , ( ', ■'I have usod'.Chanibcrlaiii's Cough Remedy for years," says Mrs. Elizabeth, Bing-, hiim, Kent Streot, Tenorin'e, Q. "One of my sons was,so bad with continual colds that 1 roally feared he would develop consumption. Three bottles; of Chamber-: lain's Cough "Remedy worked such wonders that I am no longer anxious about' him.* When my grandchild had whooping cough I gave it Chamberlain's Couigli iteme'dy, aiuljt was soon free of this distressing complaint."—Advt. There, is .only ono | _ species of bird known Whose bito is poisonous, the Rpir N'Doob, or '"-bird' of death," of New'G.iiihcn. Loss'of, sight; convulsions, and lockjaw 'arc' 'symptom's which follow rapidly after an.-attack..,, ■ 'The!'good/effects of, "NAZOL" cau bo felt from'the first dose.' No matter how obstinate -a cough or cold may be, it will'-'find' its master in "NAZOL." 'Sold everywhere, CO doses'for .'ls.' Cd.'— Advt. An ancient custom of a, race; deciding the rent was witnessed at Bourne (Lincolnshire) recently. A race was run by two boys during the letting of tho Whitebr'cad Meadow, and upon the return of the winning boy tho last bidder was returned the tenant for the year. Public Speakers and Singers should never be without "NAZOL." Best protection for the throat against chills. Speediest relief for hoarseness and soreness. Is. Gd, bottle contains BO doses,— Advt "