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Evening Star, Issue 14214, 13 November 1909, Page 5

A noted divins was very fond of riding on horseback, and. being vastly conceited about his fine figure, wore stays to show it off. One day ho was thrown from his horse, and lay prone on the road. A farm lalxirer from a neighboring field ran to his assistance. Tha first-aid man began to feel the parson all over, and suddenly yelled out to another laborer! “Rin, Jock, for heaven’s sake, for a doctor. Here's a man’s ribs running north and sooth instead of cast ami west.” i A, and J. M’Farlane ■ have now In stock new season's China teas of superior quality. They specialise in this lino, and offer to tea drinkers now season’s finest Panyong buds, 2s per lb. choicest Panyong flowers, 2s per lb; specially-selected Chius Wo'i, 2b per lb; Orange Pekoaa, 1s 9d and 2a per lb; green gunpowder, 2s 6d per lb. They'’also have an extra fine Darjeeling tea, full of tip, rich, thick liquor, 2s 6d per lb. This is the finest Indian tea imported this year. It is worth your whila to try it—[Adn.]