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Evening Star, Issue 15908, 14 September 1915, Page 8

Mr Alexander Turner, of Mussel- ■ burgh, Firth of Forth, a veteran soldier who went through the Egyptian campaign of 1882, and was the possessor of three medals, saved a child at Musselburgh on June 13 from a runaway horse. He lost his own life in doing so. A sheep farmer residing in the Fairlie district. South Canterbury, while out musdiscovered 21 of his sheep dead. They had been killed by keas, which, it seems', are fairly plentiful in the district. WHAT THE STATISTICS SHOW. Statistics show that there aro more J deaths from whooping cough than from I scarlet fever, but we have yet to hear of a I case proving fatal when Chamberlsin's ' Cough Remedy was used. It should be given at the. first symptom, repeating the dose frequently. The qtuok relief afforded by Chamberlain's Cougfi Remedy makes it a favorite with mothers of yung children. It liquifies the tough mucus, making it oasier to expectorate, keeps the- cough loose, I and counteracts anv tendency towards pneu- : monia. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been- used in many epidemics of whooping 1 cough with perfect sucoess.—£Advt.J