EGGS AND OLIVES.

Otago Witness, Issue 2309, 2 June 1898, Page 55

EGGS AND OLIVES.

1889-91.

... . Necdnm omriis abs.cta - PaHperies-epulis regum ; nam vilibus ovis Nigrijquf est'oleis hodie locus'" .'.:..- - Ror. Sat. IT, S, M-6. A' TEA-GEDY. : Why am -I so morose-? you ask — How can I tell you whyp How can I tear away the mask With cruel I! This Is I ?" c I love you, Darling, far too well My real self to show ; The bitter thoughts that with me dwell What need for you to know ? I thought — but I was foolish, Dear; Your life is all your own, And who am I to interfere ? I tbought-r-I should have known. Go your own way. My soul is sick .To death : yet- would I fain , To please you learn the courtier's trick And arnife despite my pain. ■ I cannot ; no, I merely hide ' It all beneath the mack Of silence— torely, sorely tried When "Why morose?" yoiTask. M.4 3SYA.S.

CONSUMPTION OR PHTHISIS

Is a constitutional wasting disease in which the lungs are gradually destioyed by morbid deposits of tubercle arid consequent ulceration. To tfie bacilli- "of there deposits To-w^bnd's

Cinnamon Cuke is highly antagonistic, and in • the early stages of the ditease is sufficiently powerful to overcome and destroy the germs on w&ich the progress of the disease depends. Apart from this the valuable soothing properties of the cure are such as to speedily allay the racking oough and co promote the patient's ' recovery. It is a certain cure in ordinary colds, , recent cougb, Jobs of voice, bronchitis, bronchial asthma, whooping cpugh, and croug, while its ,»oo,thing and germipidal properties render it of . bhe greatest value in'influenza, pleurisy, pneu--.bionia, and catarrh-. Sold everywhere. Price, - _c* 6d.-A.dvfi. - -