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Nelson Evening Mail, 29 March 1916, Page 2

An. old Scotch.' farmer, wjio.: had Keen henpecked all his life, Ayas' about Lo die. ".-wjfe felt'it her duty to iC-fEes" him Such consolation as she jnight,vaiid said : "Sandy, you are about to go,-.but.l will follow you.''"l suppose soj Jean;"' said, the old man, -weakly. . "But so far as T am. you needria be in ony ex-; traordifiar' hurry "about it."r ■' ; The.-newsboy had Mood on the corner holding ah - 'nn diminishing bundle of papers, for half an : hour. An unvarying and meaningless:sound . issued.from his lips, but neither he- nor 'anyone .el«e thought.he -was.saying anything.'.- Sud- ; denlv the- clang and bang of a' .fire enginedivide,*! the traffic. "All about the fire-! All about the fire !" .he shrieked. And "fevery fifth -person bought a paper/ -.-

I HEADACHES GURED BY RHEUMOv You know that _ Sciatica, ,are caiisftd' by -excessive 'uiic acid in the 'blood, but doyou know that jrie ackl is . ofteu cause.'M>f ■■? those distressing: headaches? •• The >;. cure .is, within your "ieac'u-—ft .quick, ; sure. mauent"cnro,,.Rheumo; TOreumo eliniiiv ales the caus&-^it-drives; the excess urio ark' from the 'system. The inflammMiow of, the nevvPs: '■■ pain ceases. ■■: Suffer —no longer. /Rheumo quii'klv . cures headaches. ,2s Gel. and '4? 6d f>r?irywhere.: ~ '>.r'•'-.,'.■' : '" ; >•"■ ■•':-'" ; -j. -v-v''■-''.■-£ : ' ,•? fEarrnelpugli? s; Magic- I^ervine- instaiitly stof s -Toothache. * -"V-'; : .■',•■".-.'. '■■,."''■ - :