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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume 38, Issue 966, 22 May 1908, Page 4

■•■•-.' •» . ■ Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy has beqonv a givut favourite for children, for coughs, colds, croup and whooping coogl.;•'b.fCHUsi' it cub always be de pendrd upon and is pleasant to take Mothers have found-tfiat there is riot the least danger in giving it to-their ciiiluiTn .•hie Urge and frequent doses as ii con.i'i'tis iiq injurious substace. —For sals hy J. Brown, Naseb W. Pyle, Si. Bathans.

A speculator in New York named Littlemore, profiting by rumours thai he was attempting to corner July cotton, quietlysold to alarmed speculators in New York on Saturday, netting £IOO,OOO. , There is a severe drought in the southern distrcts of Tasmana, and the stock are starving. SUDDEN h\\u. in Temper atuke IV iicnihy a forerunner of an opideini*- <>t ('< u,i:liS nif' Coltis. Be \j:i.~ pnicc liy k-H.-piirg a hoti.le of Dr ''Sheldon'.- i\ev. i iseover in the liotii-e Nhs(jl..v- ■.-.'' '.. " ; . Passengers .by a recent China steamer to Sydney state that Japan is in a depiorab't.' condition owing to the Chinese' boycott. The financial position has seriously injured the banks, which are without gold, and the Chinese refuse to accept-their paper money. The opinion is expressed that 'the result will be war bctvv < - CI iiil a ..: Japa;:. « Ti.i.-'.... G vcr-me ,t ol Victoria is o, ; 0 u schtine irrigate 850, UUu acres, at a cost of live millions to enable it to settle an additional 500,000 people. ■V"V ;■■■•■ .. .T -■ : ii-.. ...■:!•■■ ;;u\ Wl'l • !. ! ..:.•'.'. (101 - ■ „.-'*" A inn-i ti-.-ri»( iiOt).-. JL...1 •'• 'n , Is" 6d JUlo 0 > UiUt • -.*. »i&b«r^ i .- J> T aaeby^