r>KN.iA3iiN Gum. — Mrs Gilpm, CVirlton writes: 1 — "It is a thorough success." Mr E. W. Sears, Woolston, writes:— "l had quite given up "hope, but, Benjamin Gum made me quite free from my cough in less than twelve hours." . 2053 ■ A man who wished to make an application to a London Magistrate was carried into court by a policeman, he having neither arms nor legs. The Magistrate asked how Jie came by his affliction, and the unfortunate man said he -was born so. Ho got his living by making beading with his mouth; ■ The latest returns show that .London is growing at the rate of over 1200 iiouses a month. |
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6091, 31 January 1898, Page 4
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