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Northern Advocate, 6 May 1914, Page 11

THE PEOPLED FORUM \ COLUMN FOR THE PEOPLE This column is the People's Column. We invito them to expreu their opinion on matter* affecting the Town and Dutrict We do not identify ouroelve* with opin iona expresaed under thi« head.

i • - ..■ • . ■ ■ "I have a feeling, as if there Is a lamp in my chest, ana-9ttch uncomfortable pains after meals. Yes, I know it is indigestion, but what can I do. ;I have*been very careful over what i &at, but it's no use. I .must see a flucliii, or try one of the advertised'remedies for indigestion, like Baxter's P.i'tß, which I have heard are very good, and not unpleasant to take. They are sii ver-coated and only cost eightaenpence; while I tlynk of it I will go and buy them now." If your chemist or storekeeper does not stock them, order by pbst direct from J. Baxter and Co. Chemists, Christchurch.

LEGACY FOR OLD HORSES. A legacy of £12,800, to be devoted to the establishment of an asylum for old horses, has been bequeathed to the municipality of Vienna by Herr Franz Bizony, who recently died at Miskolez. More than a hundred horses, donkeys, cats, dogs and birds were maintained by him in outhouses and stables on his property. With the exception of his valet, Herr Bizony had not set eyes for twelve years on a human being. He had been jilted by the daughter of a member of the* Hungarian Diet, and from that time he sought companionship only among the animals which he kept. He frequently remarked to his servant that they were far preferable as friends to men and women.

I When Your Child's Throat is Sore! That's a "danger sign"! It tells you of deadly germs attacking the tender respiratory organs. Once let rf*Thfc them get down into the bronchial tubes or lungs, SjSn then the dread croup or perhaps pneumonia may J^SH* endanger life. At the fint indication give Bonning- » ton's Carrageen Irish Moss! There is «S\\ jf/ \ no time to meddle with imitations—the Vv*4ry 2 ■ SrPjiu ma ' a thing is to get this magnificent fit ren, edy right to the spot at oncel For }+LJI HI 1 over half a century it has been the *r*£-~ Tlh 1 //lK IT\3 '* you " te fiM»''y cough medicine. HHHVJIfL i /U\ T Bonnington's Irish Moss MPPsa nf;" \ HERE'S A CASE IN POINT: BE fr°»gl»gwj" fc!ffl\ \ ' EHUonßoad. Hamilton. September lOtfa. 1913. HI I t£*£? jHl{l\ 1 . I arrived ia New Zealana over fifty years ago, and HH inicuune*' thefint family Medicine I remember in Chriitehurch HHJ l K1 ?. H .™ 3: f*Tf ' . was M Boan»ttoa'i Iriih Mou." I tried it for a bad cold, WBm :{E:u'3:::>j"i= I 1 I a s. ni l fpuad it did me toed. Since tken I hate used it for HHJ fett:v:!:v:v 111 myself sad family with tier/ success. During my store- jHHJ Ly' : :'\ : :'■;.:■'. V! V' »cpi>4 I have sold several hundreds of bottles of Bon- HH fc/V^:"::-^ LI V vwF' aiastpas Irish Moss and say customers always ipoka HH Vf-AA-A^AA;':, * W *•' ,hl,Wy • ,i, • W..TRESSIDER. 7« ■■ fcjSSSgSi