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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 255, 1 November 1904, Page 4

A baby had a narrow c death at Kyabram, Victo ly. The chad's mother, Mrs. Mcnzics, had the infant in her arms while driving' in a gig, when suddenly the horse plunged forward and bolted. The sudden motion threw Mis. Menzies out into the roadway, and the thild into the bottom of the veichle. There it remained while the horse tore furiously through the town, und when, after the animal dashed into a waggon, and finally pulled up, the child was sough for it. was found ■fe and sound, without even a uise or a scratch. The revelations of the Victorian Government Analyst in regai-d to the adulteration of foods were referred to by the State Govcnor, Sir Reginald Talbot, at the annual meeting of the Australian Health Society. lie said it was cruel that people should purchase, unsuspectingly, food rendered unwholesome and deleterious by the addition of chemicals. Their old friend, " snu.' ticcd, came under spec This adulteration of food effected everyone. It was terribly sv.ious, and all classes weit> entitled to the protection of the State. He was glad to hear that Mr. Bent, the Premier, with characteristic energy, was about to take measures j "-'-- liament to deal with the matt

WHAT RHEUMO DOES, Mr W. WEARINy, Miner, Mataura, states as follows :—"1 aw 79 years old, aud have lived in Mataura 40 years. For seven months I was » great sufferer from rhcumalisni, bod that at Limes 1 could not leave my bod. It was tokl of Rhouuio, and took four bottles. The result was that I was completely cured of rheumatism. Mr Mac Gibbon, who is a J .P., and a well-known merchant here, can verify my statement. 1 shall always be glad to tell sufferers what your wonderful medicine Rheumo did for mo." Sold everywhere, 2s Ud and 4s Gd. Kempthorne, Prosser and Co., Wholesale Agents.* 1 An amusing: incident is reported as having occurred during Hie lighting at Taschichino. During a lull in the lighting, three high Russian staff officers undressed and bathed in t'he river. Whjjo tlius engaged a large body of Japanese cavalry suddenly appeared ; and tho officers weic compelled to fly towards, the camp in the garb of Adam. Finding a number of empty flour sacks, they donned them, tearing holes in the bottom for their heads. •■' When they got back," writes the authority of this story, "the wounded wove being got in. Two o'i the female Red Cross nurses, though actually binding up wounds' were so terrified by the apparition that they abandoned their work and fled. Then, realising the situation, they stopped and burst into loud peals of uncontrollable laughter, and I never remembering seoing anything to co.np aro witl) t , hjg , lmvhears J medley of farce and darkest tragedy Even the tortured faces of the wounded mon were animated bv faint Smiles."

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