There is a curious condition in the ■will of Mr Samuel Trounson, a grocer, of Redruth," Cornwall (Eng.), who died leaving £89,939. His property is to be divided among his brother Edward and his late brother Thomas's children./ If, however, his late brother's son Thomas failed to attend his funeral, or to go into mourning for at least one mppth, he js only to receive two-thirds of his share, and the remainder was to be given to charity. It is suggested that frequently-used telephone instruments should be cleaned occasionally, in order to scare out the bacilli lurking in their corners. It is hard to understand why people are ■walling to bear the torture of headaches when there is such a sure and quick relief at hand. Stearns' Headache Cure banishes headache and many other sorts of pain. It is wonderful, and r.lj -, T ho nsj it like it,—
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Evening Star, Issue 12164, 7 April 1904, Page 2
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148Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Issue 12164, 7 April 1904, Page 2
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