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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12660, 14 September 1904, Page 3

_ Recently Henry Dancer, aged 40, was , l i killed by a' fcruckload of sawn timber cap- • . sizing; on ~ him: at Syncs' 'I sawmills," Maryborough, Queensland. He leaves a- wife, and seven children. > •' i ; ■At Melton' (Canterbury) a 'man employed by ; the.Sehryn Comity Council had Ms horse . poisoned through some poisoned - grain for the destruction of small birds being given in error to the animal. An 18-acrii section on the outskirts of Aehbuvtoh, Canterbury, was withdrawn at auction last week whea the bidding had reached £72 per acre. Some 10 years ; ago ' the 90-acre block, o!' which this property is a portion, was sold at £50 pet acre. '. HOW IT acts. \: ■.;;':■ : '; Nearly all 'he cough medicines that are offered for sale simply * control i the ; coughthat is all. There is nothing healing about ■ , them. This js where they differ so groatly ■ | from Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. When j the mucous lining of the throat becomes conj gested, -when tbe lining membrane of she brorchial tribe is inflamed, ox when the I most .delicate- tissues of the lungs become I-affected, then Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, -\ shows itself superior to all other medicines*; ; because of it healing and strengthening; •,: - - i properties. Its power to control conges-;.,,' ■ I tion and mflimmation puts it in a different li?. 1 from any other cough medicine. '■ Cham-'. ' .; ' iborlain's Cough Remedy soothes, -heals, andLrJ-Vi strengthens. The cough disappears, for ifc*>.- '\: [ came has been removed* .-.■ -\ ' ■[,] .'- .;.\<. .•'-.'<; .