AN APPEAL TO WIVES AND MOTHERS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 9303, 1 August 1908, Page 1

AN APPEAL TO WIVES AND MOTHERS.

No more terrible affliction can pome to any home than the craving of a' husband or a son for strong drink. ANTJDIPSO, a tasteless, odourless powder, given without the patient's knowledge vi food or drink, will quickly cure this craving. Further particulars sent post free m plain package. J. W. COPITHORNR Department X, INXrESTRJS .STREET* WELLINGTON 3

find a horne — plenty will be,<>fE|w« ; t<* ,"I havo.had many liomefr <rf, that kind offered me on my fiide. I fiin H«6 crossing for that purpose. 1 ' ' -m-s* There was a pause. Then in et>fmc9 not quite ac steady as usual, -.'DorrSwa asked : ' ' You mean you will Dwrec marry again ?" - ;■■ -\ » ; . She turned and looked at :him| ,\aM face was full in the moonlight, -.r .. "Why do you ask that?" »he Baid, in little more than a whisper. -;. Dorrison'6 heart begaJi t6; ss«^ -ita beats. "Because in that ■■';ipa^:: i fjotf should let everyone know ft* I *'t-'"jij& She laughed —^the eoft, entfraofeig laugh of the south. " But vfhj y wrs<m. ask?" . '■. . 4

" I am not like some men. i'l^E dan* not face a fall." His tone'-/W4o3<M** and intensely, earnest -...:•■ ..^. - .There was a long pause. Sh© sighed deeply. 'VlMl let you know if I>'ev« shall when I've been some time in London. I'll write to. yon. 1 f "A promit?e? >J he asked eagerly. = "My hand on it," was the answer. She cave it him and he held it until sh© withdrew it and bade him, good,niffht. : , • :-;nex ; He remained there a long time axanGj smoking and dreaming dream» of mil-» lions. ""■■-■■-•■•:..?:.r-

(To be continued.)

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