There is a pitiful story from Vienna. It is the practice to run 'trains fi-om the city to the neighboring woodlands to enable people to get firewood to keep them alive. They go back laden, but so weak from under-feeding that it is a common sight to see them staggering and dropping on their homeward path. A medical journal refers to a new cure ior ir.somn.ip. A number of people, however, prefer the old cure of getting a job m a Government department. ° Intellects of the narrow-minded and short-sighted are generally enwrapped in a gloom, which is rarelv found in hi<rhlvgifted men, who have for the most part'a joyous consciousness of their strength
INFLUENZA COLDS, NASAL i ■*■ CATARRH USE jHUXTABLE'S ANTI-CATARRH INHALER, | The Wonderful Inhalation Cure. I Simply moisten iu«ide of nostrils with the , Inhaler and inhale deeply. The healing anti- ! septic vapors penetrate the passages of noes : and throat, giving immediate relief. Several I applications invariably cure. I Of all chemists and stores. Price, Is 6d, J or post free from j HUXTABLE'S DRUG CO., Dunedin.
BY USING washings for Two more than other realces ASK YOUR GROCER.
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Evening Star, Issue 17324, 12 April 1920, Page 3
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189Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 17324, 12 April 1920, Page 3
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