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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2227, 26 June 1908, Page 4

, GENERAL HEWS, Durjng In's recent illness, Edison, the inventor, esclioived tho use of meat, lie was so pleased with tho change of diet that now ho Jins regained his normal health he remains a vegetarian. iSignori Sonvogno, Testa, Florio, mid other millionaires liavo decided, in order to prevent tho emigration of tho host Italian operatic, artists to Now York, to organise a trust, with a capital of £400.000. Tho trust will deal witli the opera-houses of Milan, Turin, Florence. Homo," and Naples. THE LATEST AND THE BEST Cement and itou—-otherwiso known Itemedy for Chest Complaints is Dr. Sheldon’s New Discovery for Coughs, Colds, and Consumption. It cures when all else tails, l’rices. Is Gd and 3s. Obtainable at A. AV. J. Mann’s, chemist, agent. An amusing incident occurred at tho Vatican, when Cardinal Merry do A r al received a numbor of Jotters intended for a Neapolitan singer named Merry del Valle, who was appearing at a local variety theatre. These letters contained billetsdoux and new comic songs, but the Cardinal, though much amused at the mistake, quickly saw to- it that tho tlady received'her rightful belongings. GREAT OAKS FROM LITTLE ACORNS GROAV. That dread disease, Consumption, has its commencement in a cold on tho clioSt-. Don’t leave it until it is too late. You can promptly euro your cold with Dr. Sheldon’s New Discovery. Obtainable at A. AV. J. Mann’s, chemist, agent. Tho latest Rockofol'.cr story relates to the visit- which tho multi-million-aire paid -to Paris recently. Ho ordered two wigs from a coiffeur in tho gay city, and tho hill amounted to £2*l. AVhen presenting tho account tho tradesman asked for an autograph. “Certainly,” replied Air Rockefeller, who wrote and signed a cheque for £24, which ho handed to the coiffeur. “Thank you,” said tho man, “but if I cash this to get my money I shall not have the autograph.” “AVoll, don’t got- your money,” replied the multi-millionaire cheerfully as ho took his departure. CAN’T SHAKE IT OFF. llow often we hear persons with colds -make the above remark: but Dr. Sheldon’s Now Discovery shakes thorn oil promptly _ and effectively in a few 'likos. Obtainable at A. AV. J. Alann’s, chemist, agent. Like several of the Premiers of tho last century. Sir Henry CampbellBannerman's last resting-place is in a country church-yard. It is in tho pretty (Perthshire village of Aleiglo, in tho romantic vale of Strathmore, closo to his old homo, Belmont Castle and estate. It is a spot full of legendary lore and historical associations. Tho oldest of the legends in connection with the placo refers to Queen Guinevere, who is said to have returned there to livo that penitential life whoso story is dealt with by Tennyson. Close by is a largo mound named ;Belliduff, said to bo tho spot upon which Aiacduff slow Macbeth. BABY’S LITTLE TROUBLES. Baby’s cough, if not attended to, often resnlts in croup and other serious troubles. Always keep a bottle of Dr. Sheldon’s New Discovery handy, and bo prepared. Every bottle guaranteed. Obtainable at A ' v . J. Mann’s, chemist, agent. Says an American writer: —“The United .States athletes were certain of sweeping the board at the Olympic Games eight weeks ago, at least so Air Alartin Sheridan, a noted strong man, informed President Roosevelt when lio called upon him at tho AVhitu House to (try to stop the conclusion of tho arbitration treaty with Great Britain. iMr Sheridan wanted to represent Irish- grievances and England’s “inhuman treatment of her sister isle,” but tho President preferred to talk about sport instead of politics, -and tho mighty Sheridan was compelled to po6tpono discussion of Irish wrongs indefinitely. Air Roosevelt looked Sheridan over carefully. iH© felt tho big man’s arm, thumped him on the oliest, and stood off him a couplo of feet. ‘You’re all right, Alartin,’ was his verdict, ‘You’re all to the good yourself, President,’ replied Alartin. Sheridan told him how tho amateur athletes of tho United States expected to sweep all beforo them at the Olympic Games in London next July. ‘I wish you could come over with us, President,” said Sheridan. ‘I wish I could,’ sighed Air Roosevelt. AVhen Sheridan- has nothing else to do he is a policeman in New York, but the force grants -him much leave of absence in order to sustain the American championship in discus throwing and shot-putting.” °

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