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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12768, 14 April 1910, Page 2

■ In the far interior of Africa, says the United States Consul at Sierra Leona, the natives often refuse money in exchange for their products, but they, will .receive spirits, cotton goods, or clothes, and in some parts will not trade except for tobacco.

The tailor was ill with a dangerous chill, " And His breath came in fluttering "pants." His life, so they said, just hung hy a "thTead," For the doctor had murmured "no chance." No words can ;ex-"press" his awful But it 'Reims'' -that -he put up a flght -\ He took the thing sure, Woods' Pep- . permint Cure, "Sew," ''needless" to say, lie got .- righfcl -■.-. .