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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXII, Issue XXIII, 4 June 1904, Page 10

SELECTIONS f WHICH IS 1 IN LAST FROM I THF RFQT ? I YEAR ’ S VERSES | Int Dtp I ■ \ COMPETITIONS Ask the jockey, ask the groom, Go, little verse, upon tby way, Ask the girl who wields the broom 1 And loud the joyful tidings tell : Ask the worried business man, “ There is no cold nor cough to-day Grocer, postman, publican ! That cannot be made well.” Ask the butcher, milkman, baker, Co, tell the name, the magic name, Shop-girl, clerk, and cordial maker ? The perfect balm, the secret sure All reply in accents sure : Inscribe upon the heights of fame, “ Stick to Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.” *• W. E. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.” TIMOTHY PHEGAN. Och Timothy Phegan was brave and bould, Och ! brave r.fl a lion shure Timothy is, A rale oirishmun was he. But he had a most awful dread Teetotaler? Well—oh, not just quite. Consumption wad one day catch him by the heels, Though he came from the Ould Counthree. And before he wad know he’d be dead. Ono day he was taken with pains and chills* But since' he has taken Wood's Peppermint 'Twas a cowld he had taken for shure; Cure, And och, the turrible freight he was iu Is it cowlds I’d be fearin', says he? Til) he thried Wood's Peppermint Cure Shure nivir a bit do I care for thim now, For I’ve got the An lee-dote, ye see. “THE VISION.” One time for me the Winter held no joy. . . , Wh . n Winter ramra mv blond hounds lUther with dread 1 hailed its keen and blust ring w ““ 1 ' Vinter com ' s bloo ' l bouu<M It. bitter frott., and wind, from out the West, Ligh^ '<?*’ “ y heart tha ‘ ‘ ho ’ e di '‘ re " ,ul Wb chert" Ced mj ' ,ra, “' and brOUSht ‘° " V P ° Or The rlch rcd n,antl “ in m - v rounded cheek, ♦ The ? uuh which racked a»y form, making th. May, X'iid n ‘ be ’ ith ‘ &fture, '•Take Wkodl-rrain"Content to leave the rut to Woodi' Great Pep- - IePP 1 P>rmlnt <WM) Cure. WOODS’ GREAT PEPPERMINT CURE” for COUGHS AND COLDS HOLD EVERYWHERE.