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Feilding Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 142, 15 December 1902, Page 4

til i=> only on tho us© of Wolfe's !» S^h:::ipo3 that it ought to bo | juOjed. you be tde Judge. Every bottle of Wolfe's Schnapps contains an honest preparation of Juniper Berries and select Barley. If you need a stimulant that will brace a tired, body or clear a tired mind, TEST WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS— not a false stimulant but a builder up of vital foroe«. you take no $lisk. Better not take anything than accept a substitute for this sterling old tonic. Imitations are put out for one purpose only— to make big profits— th«y are absolutely worthless. &uyW6oleSßotties Look for the name, and accept only bottles with the signature of Udolpho Wolfe on the label. A MATRIMONIAL MUDDLE?" Deserted Woman's Bewildering Position. The extraordinary marriage mud die which Mr Avery, a solicitor, re cently outlined at tbo Tottenham Petty Sessions came before the Jus tices a few days ago on a summons against Win. Lilley, a shop manager of 6, Broadway, Leighton, for desert ing his wife. Mr Avery, who appeared for the wife, explained that 30 years ago ; when a widow, she married Roberi Smith. They parted after 10 years, and believing him to be dead, she married Lilley, who was many years younger than herself. This year she summoned Lilley for desertion, whereupon he prosecuted her for bigamy, having found out that Smith was alive. The bigamy charge failed, however, but under the circumstances Mrs Lilley did not proceed with the summons for desertion. Recently Mrs Lilley ascertained that Smith was already married when she went through the marriage ceremony with him, She claimed, therefore, to be Lilley's lawful wife, and obtained the present summons. Mr Avery added that, to complicate matteis further, Lilley had recently married again. Tho defendant's solicitor, however, denied this. A still further surprise was the production in Court of an infirm old woman, who said that she was the first and real Mrs Robert Smith. She, too, however, had married again, and was now Mrs Plead, of Mitchell-street, Hoxton. She said she was married to Smith in 1856, but had not seen him since 1862. Smith at this point was brought into Court. Mrs Head gave him a glance, and at onco exclaimed, " That's him." Smith was then sworn, but after adjusting his spectacles and scanning Mrs Head's face, he said be could not recognise a single feature. "If this is Clara," he declared " the day of resurrection is come, that's all. Addressing Mrs Head, Smith was asking, " Do you remember the time when tho potman — ," but the old woman to the great amusement of the Court, cut him short with " You always was a liar." The case was adjourned. " Wo are old friends, this bottle and I. Wo h;ive known each other for over sixty years. When a boy I was always taking cold, but a few doses of this medicines would at onco set me right. "When a young man I had a weak throat and weak lungs. My friends feared some lung trouble, but Ayer's Cherry Pectoral greatly strengthened my throat, cleared up my voice, and took away tho tendency for every cold to go to my lungs. " Last year 1 had a bad attack of la grippe. The only medicine 1 took was from this bottle, and 1 came out all right, I know it s good, too, for asthma, bronchitis, pneumonia, croup '• There are many substitutes and imitations. Bewaro of them! He suro you get Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Two sizes. Large and small bottles. Prepared by Dr J C Ayer & Co., Lowell. Mass.. U.S.A. MUSIC. " Miss riaggie McDonald, Teacher of Pianoforte, Singh)", and Voice Production, has removed to more couvenient rooms in York Buildings, and has vacancies for a few more pupils. Terms arranged Mondays, Fridays, and Saturdays. By request -Miss McDouold will visit Waituna once a week should Builkkut inducement offer. Intending pupils in the meantime may notify Mrs Humphries, Waituna. MANUFACTURING PLUMBER & TINSMITH. wi>iximence business in Folding about tbc Ist of March. npIN, Zinc, Iron, Lead, Copper, and 1 Brass Worker. Hot and Cold Water Fitter. Milk Cutis, Vaty, iErat. rs, Tanks, &c. Batliß, Bells. Spouting, Pumps. Kama etc, made, fixed and repaired. Cooking Ranges, Galvanised Iron (flat and corrugafd). kept in ctock. Factories fitted up complete. Agent for Billins' Spray Jet Pumps. Telephone No. 85. HARraRD~~&~SON", PAINTERS, FAPERHANGERS GLAZIERS, &c, (Over 25 years' experience.) IN thanking the residents of Feild ing and Surrounding Districts foi past favors, beg to announce tbat all orders left at their renideuce, Mauches ter Street, will be promptly attended to. and that prices for work will be as low as possible. H. & S. guarantee that both material and workmanship will be the beef available. Note the address — HAEFORD Ac SON, DECORATi 'RS, Manchester Street, Feilding. Next to Rutherford's, Batcher