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North Otago Times, Volume C, Issue 13178, 6 October 1914, Page 3

Some idea of the preparations made anil the state of public feeling in England as a result of the declaration of .war ,is given in a letter to Mr J. A. Barber, of Talmcrston: North; from his sister at Nowcastle-oii-Tyne, Northumberland; Tho letter is dated August 5 and says: "We are'collecting all tho horses in the country for the soldiers; the girlß* lnintcrs will also go;' There is.no Hour to be got and all provisions nro very dear. Sugar is; 7s. per'stone to-day in Nowcactls. They are filling the churches with, food for tho horses, and all the people along the sea cQast near tho Tyno liave received twentyfour hours' notice to leave their houses —those houses on tho sea front nncl-in a very exposed position" '"'■• BELIEVES AT ONCE. "I have always found Colic and Diarrhoea llcmjcdy an absolutely safe remedy I'm' colic* and diarrhoea/' says Mrs Julia Wakely, 78 Ball Street, Wanganui. N.Z, "For many years L suffered from cblic pains but since using Chamberlaiu'sj Colic and Diarrhoea Bemedy find that: my general health is; much jmprovedi for it .relieves eyferywhere,::'