A do? to whose tail fix workmen near Newark (Ohio) had tied dvnamite and lighted the fuse, turned the t-ables c.v the men by giv-in<r chape. The men (according to the "N<nv York Herald") entered z. cabin and J slammed the dcor. but the doe crawled under. The terr ; - fied men hurriedly made their exit, and none too soon, for just as the last cf the party emerged the dvnamite expired. " The shantv was demoli.=hed, the doe reduced to fragments, and t<he entire party knocked down and stunned. All received cuts and bru'ses.
THE SECOND CUP. -yOU can tell the strength and quality of a Tea by the second cup. It is when .the water is poured over the leaves for the second time that you get the true test. CRESCENT BLEND TEA. Yields a good second cup, rich in theine, and with a fine flavour. It embodies the strength and robustness of the teas from Darjeeling, and the delicate flavour and ex4uisite aroma of the teas from Ceylon, for it is a blend of the choice teas from these localities. Sold at 2s per lb., by all grocers. EMPIRE TEA COMPANY W. AND G. TURNBULL AND COPROPRIETORS. Wellington.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVII, Issue XLVII, 6 March 1912, Page 8
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