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Otago Daily Times, Issue 8758, 21 March 1890, Page 3

A WATCH LOST. AND FOUND.

Mr Willaad J. Parker, proprietor of the Mineral Spring Stock and Pasture Farm, at Junction City, Kans., writes in regard to a ] Waterbury watch : Four years ago I had a i boy working for mo, and some time in August 1885, he traded for a Waterbury, and boy-like, he scratched his initials on the back case. He lost the watch in the hayfield the second day after trading for it, and could not find it. A few clays since my little girl while raking hay saw something glisten; when the horse and rake bad passed over, she ran to it, and behold, it was a Waterbury. She brought it'to me, and there were the scratched initials, proving it to be the watch which was lest four years ago. Since the watch was lost I have made hay on the ground three times, and have had three prairie fires pass over the watch; yet when my daughter brought the watch to me I wound it up, and was surprised to see it begin running, and still more so to find that it keeps accurate time. I am carrying the watch myself. Tho crystal was cracked, and the case somewhat tarnished, but otherwise none the worse for wear. The watch is quite a treasure in ihe family. The children each want to wind the " ticker "as they call it. 2 Advice to Mothers!— Are jou broken in your rest by a eick child suffering with the pain ol 'catting teeth ? Go at once to a chemist, and get a bottle of Mrs Winslow's Soothixg Sykup. It will relieve the poor sufferer immediately, ft U perfectly harmless and pleasant to I be tnst.*, it, products natural quiet sleep by relieving 1 he child from piin, anil the littlu cherub awzlc.'* " as bright-.sab.itton." It tonthes Ihe child, it Eofter.s the cums, allays all pain, relieves wild, regulates the bowels, and is the best known lemedy for dysentery and dianhcea, whether stishig from teeijiing or other causes. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup h cold by Medicine dealers every v. he-roar Is"|i.l per battle.—[Advt. A Natural Toxic—Healthy Bii.e.—When th liver is not mailing healthy bile or insufficient quantity tlio blood becomes impure—tho groundwork of disease—ami produces constipation, dyspepsia, biliousness, headaches, &c, fiin's Fruit &dt i 3 the best remedy. A gentleman writes:—" I have used ■£'«<)■« Fruit Salt lor six years, ami I willingly endorse the statement that fno's Fruit Salt is imperatively necessary to the enjoyment of perfect health. By its use many Itimiß of food will agree which otherwise would produce wretchedness." Crtufion.—Legal rights p.re protected in every civilised country. Examine each bottle and ccc that tho osipsule ib marKed " Huo's Fruit Salt " ; without it you have been imposed on by worthless mitnllons.—Sold by all chemists.—[Aj>tt.]

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