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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 11055, 22 August 1907, Page 7

Messrs J. A. Rogers and Co., Williamstown, Vie, writes: — "Last week the merits of Chamberlain's Pain Balm were again demonstrated locally. A customer of ours had a child very bad with mumps. One of our salesmen suggested giving Chamberlain's Pain Balm a trial.. This was done, and the balm applied— (NOT RUBBED IN)— and a | flannel bandage was fastened about the throat and head during the night. By I morning the acute pains caused by the swollen glands had disappeared, and m a few days the mumps had entirely igone. Wo think this simple and effective [cure should be widely known, as this distressing throat disease is very prevalent -it this season of the year." — For sale E. D. Smith, Chemist. A. defendant m a civil action at the AshbuTton Magistrate's Court offered the defence that he was under' twenty-one, and, consequently, not liable, and would produce Ms birth certificate, if necessary. ITie Bench, however, did not agree with him and gave judgment for the plaintiff for the full amount, with costs, saying, "He thinks he can board anywhere he likes because he is an infant. He will find himself m the wrong box." THE ONLY CURE. To cure a Cold When you have no cough ; To cure a Cough When you have no cold ; To cure Yourself When you have both ; Take.Dr Sheldon's New Discovery For Coughs, Colds, And Consumption. Take no substitute. Sold everywhere. Obtainable at A. W. J. Mann's, Chemist, Agent. SWEET PEA CULTURE IN NEW ZEALAND. Tlie most exhaustive, detailed, and comprehensive treatise ever written on this subject appears m the current issue of the N.Z. Graphic. The article, though, as stated above, voluminous enough for the expert, is so simply and clearly written, that any amateur can understand and profit by every word. It occupies five pages of the Graphic, and is exquisitely illustrated.