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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17033, 18 June 1917, Page 3

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My first thought was colds and croup when one wet winter's day I saw Bobbie up to his knees in water sailing his boat. This, I thought, meant another night beside a croupy bed, but I bundled him into bed at once, first giving him a. good dose of Chamberlain s Cough Remedy. He slept soundly—never coughing once, and the next morning was as bright and well as usual. There is no question about it— and a warm bed will nip in the bud most No matter where you go or what price you any promising cold or attack of croup. may pay, it is absolutely impossible to get a You need not worry over coughs, colds a better medicine than Chamberlain's Cough and croup or any other winter affection if you Remedy. will only make a point of keeping Chamber- * * k »' S Remedy on your medicine shelf. & Guije/"* rHGWOt People recommend this, that, and the other , ? , „ r O f J 1 • • ~ , Ckambzrlains." as well to remember—