WHAT'S YOUR AILMENT ?
, Is it lack, of appetite, nausea, heartburn, lowness of spirits, continual headaches, noises in the ears, palpitation, shooting or fix^d pains round the heart or under the shoulderblades. It's not so serious as yo..i think, but serious enough to need immediate treatment. • All these symptoms arise from a disordered stomach, and all you need is a box of Baxter's Quinine Pills (price Is 6d at nil chemists') to give strength to the digestive organs, and so dispel your ailment.
Mr Ir. M. Isitt, plaintiff in.the libel action against R. W. Stewart, secretary of a Christchurch trade protection association^ has returned the damages which he obtained in the recent action in Christehurch, the ground of which was his inclusion, without justification, in a trade 1 'black-list.'\ 'MrA. S. Adams, who was the counsel for the plaintiff in the case, forwarded a lettei* on. behalf of Mr Isitt, to the defendant, waiving the right to the £500 damages awarded him by the jury, reserving only a sum' of £10 to meet out-of-pocket expenses, and the amount of his costs. The letter states: "This is done as a mere matter of generosity, and contrary to the advice of plaintiff's counsel in this matter."
If you get a chill, with sore throat and tightness of the chest, don't wait until you are laid up, but tackle it with "NAZOL," which grips it quicker and more • effectually uhsm most remedies,. Sold-everywhere; Is 8d bottle of 60 doses. ' '•
Messrs C. and H. Nilscn Iml -n rather unpleasant experience on Wednesday morning (reports the Keikouru Star). They went out in their fishing launch for some distance, and it was found that the motor wns not working oaisfactorily.- ' To allow of remedying the-defect, sail was hoisted1, but tho strong south-easter that had suddenly sprung up split tire s^il to ribbons, and the boat was in danger of : being blown right out to sea. This was observed from the shore, and Mr C. Bushett went out in his launch and managing to make fast to the distressed boat towed her back to anchorage, -after a difficult task in the teoth of .-^.howling gale .and rising ecu "LINSEED COMPOUND"— Trademark of Kay's Compound Essence of Linseed-for Coughs and Colds. *
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Marlborough Express, Volume XLV, Issue 139, 19 June 1911, Page 5
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372WHAT'S YOUR AILMENT ? Marlborough Express, Volume XLV, Issue 139, 19 June 1911, Page 5
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