GOLD-DIGGER GIVES THRILL. He was old and trembling, a patriarch of the old gold-mining days, but he gave me one of the most delightful thrills of my life. We were sitting on the same bench in the park, I staring blankly at an empty pipe, for I had loft my pouch at home. He read my thoughts evidently, for he tremblingly handed me a tin of Edgeworth tobacco. And that smoke changed my smoking habits for life. Sweet, cool, luxurious- never had I tasted such a tobacco. Long-burning, too. and not a trace of bite. Many and exciting were the tales this old gold-miner told dur ing that, smoke, but none were so thrill ing ns the delight from that first pipe ful of Edgeworth.—Advt,
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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 52, 25 November 1930, Page 10
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