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MEDICAL. A COLD IN THE HEAD OR I NASAL CATARRH * CURED BY FUfENZOL slightly diluted with water and @ gargled as follows:—The patient 0 should be seated, or. better still, f- lying prone on tbe back, with tbe 0 head slightly below the level of the » body. while gargling (or -wallow- £ issg slowly) the head should be 3 thrown backwards, to that the m medicine, comln. in contact with c- tho uvula and the roof of the *. w palate, may enter the pasaa.t. lead- v ~ ing to the nostrils. _ & A forward and dossnward move- ™ _ ment of the bead will theD cause _ -» the fluid to pass through the na-al O passages, and thereby rapidly d! .si- _> pate mucous accumulations'. A • soothing effect Is Immediately pro- © duced; and a repetition of the $§ cargling at -vals will effect a A final cure. M Insist upon ng "FLUENZOL" _, and accec. no substitute. £ 69 1/6 C_emist6 and Stores 2/8
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 225, 20 September 1913, Page 19
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163Page 19 Advertisements Column 1 Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 225, 20 September 1913, Page 19
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