TRIED IT ON THE HORSE.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14393, 7 January 1911, Page 6

TRIED IT ON THE HORSE.

"When driving from Tamworth to Bowling Alley Point, one of my i.< r&es took bad with gripes and got Juwn kicking and struggling," says M<- fem L. Pyrke. of Bowling Alley Point, N. S.V«". "Those who passtd me c sdered the horse would die. As t tlways carry Cyimberlain's Colic, Cluierl and Diarrhoea Remedy for my twn use in case of emergency, I put a bottle of it- in half a pint of water r-nd |7ave it to th<i horse. In le&s iliau a quarter of an tour he was :ip :rd started to feed. It :s Chamberlain' 3 Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea liemedy that I have to thank for saving mp a good horse."

The largest Bailing vessel in the world —the five-masted G«rman-owned ship Preussec: —has bean Tvrecked under the cliffs between Dover and at. Margaret's- Bay. She had been in. collision with the Chr-nnel steamer Brighton. og Newhaven, and drifted on to the rocks in rough weather. A i;.eline was got on board by the Dorer coastguards, bui the captain, refused to consider hi 3 ship a wreck, and • tlte crew declined to com© ashore. It .was noc until the weather became fine and tbey had spent 4S hours in peril on board that any of the crew landed. There are two holes in the hull of the ship, it is stated, and the underwriters have abandoned and handed her over for the saving of her cargo, or as much of it as possible, to a nlrage firm.