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Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 10200, 2 May 1912, Page 2

SEiLEOTING A PATENT AGENT.

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I have a song to sing O! Sing me your song O! It tells of a citizen moping-mum, Whose throat was sore and whose head was numfo, Who sipped a sup from a common cup Of a medicine pure (Woods' Great Peppermint Cure) j lAnd who felt quite well, I anx glad to tell, Atnd who went to his toil in the morning. One strange peculiarity about dynamite w'hicli should inteireet our readers, is that its force is always in the direction from which the greatest resistance is offered. When dynatmite is on the gnoußid the explosive force is. downwards; when placed on the side of ai wiail, its greatest force is against' the Wall; and when priced underneath an object, its force is thiefly in an upward direction.

Two Guineas for four lines of poetry I Read Tonking's Linseed Eknulsion intimation every Saturday amongst news items.

The sun never sets on tka British Etoipire—neither does it on Martell'B Brtuady, for- whertevef Britishers are, tb*e also is Martell's.—Advt. .