A FUNNY GAME.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 3085, 29 March 1892, Page 3

A FUNNY GAME.

**' A fe^'fcieiidß met the other evening in a 'Newtown etote to spendaidvittev^nio?, hrfed*ibifytm&c<SjM teetot^lltis andjnflne or them drank anything! stronger than Clements Tonic, djunkenneffl was ont oj ■ the question. Mac proposed *. game of euchre, and Jqnea^aid they nad better play for something jnet'to give the >game an , interest aod malceit lively, bnt timeß^were Smftn^ho-wever, spied a box; of biUiops and Uver pjUs.. and, proposißd that &mwsss£^anyaa b6aton he Bhould »i|iiVfcpnl itrid this made the game lirely *ma#fcb* f taWsf.a**Aßti and, furious. Simp- I five, Jones, «ot away with „ fnn«. jmd»^n«th, and^HqpWn ß two-seach *SsSr JKoToc ° c '• B °?\ *? ee t : '' ' a>he * * ame by a gener.ftliexo|uf-*t S a.in., for Dr. EMcter'fl^illa'neter labour in v«id They are the beet and mildest pills ', made, and are sold ny ai^^emiat* and *' a«igei£(ts e^f^hece^befßg^^Psltive, -^iJThla refaDle cWlor conßljpation, ,^ver, complaint, tfead^che^ &6. "They always give satisfaction;; iThe nropnetors \ cive away i!SO (in eeven^nzea) ,at Xmas. ' for t*e seven first nea#tf guesses sent iri, ?-M? -M to^howi.manyspt pills a large -bok.^ One box of ;v?filAmentß.JSewtown, xt»B..>w(»' -. .. , , ,;