Asthma Germs Killed in 3 Minutes T » „ w „„ ohnkinir wheezine, I do not know how to praise Mendaoo If , 7 0U ami Bronchitis—if you enough. It has saved my life. I have waited coughing. Asthma ana Broncni y months for it to come back, but I am gasp for breath, cant sleep nigbte, ana leei thanks to Mendaco ." *" u your heart Nervousness Head- "It only seems fair that I should write and Eufler froni Indigestion, • fc k nD w what Mendaco has done for aches and LossW 'Vitality , Mr . R . Lipman, of Palm Beach. Aus,s new hope, health and harness lor yo , mve been a sllflerer , the an JWi—ill bronchial Asthma for 10 A specialist with 30 years p i Q iK mJl vciirs Everv nicht at covered that the true cause ot moßt Asthma JJj| about 2 . 3 „ a .j n . l ? WOU Jd is from the bloody Hp, . ; m K(jt an attack which lasted refreshing the killing removed ... f two to three hours, and at removing tlio Acids, the cause is rei ol X he ti,nes I was so bad that and thus Asthma, can be tru y ■ ' DUre even the slightest, exertion, discovery, which is called Mendaco, is apu e, » » such as plavinf? the pja ' safe and harmless prescript.! would bring on an attack, rgir^^ t c^iS'th^^h^ , Mf which greatly inconveni^ in 3 minutes, killing the Germs and removing J|jp* / enced me. the Acids which cause those terrible chofaiK, *f° I :»ok aanall bottle gasping, strangling spells. Mr. R. Lipman since then, I can honestly at the I have never had a£ thousands of others, will feel completely IS.S.W. attack. free from Asthma, because Mendaco re pre- , sents a discovery that removes the under- Money BaCK tjuarantee lying cause of the The very first dose of Mendaco goes right long you have sufferred or h t to work circulating through your biood and you have tried, you owe it to j oursell to try hclpi[lß . nature r id you of the effects of this new discover}. Asthma. In no time at all Mendaco may Ends Asthma After 20 Years easily make you feel years younger and Thousands of former sufferers from Asthma, Bronchitis and Fever axe daily money ou be, the judge. telling „f]„™ K or instance person, and mlly satisfied after taking Mr" Charles of West Mendaco just Ulverstone, Ta® ■? a . n 'd vTmT'maii with funded. Get Mendaco from your Chemist doctor said that I \\as ad> 1n 0 Th today and see how well you sleep tonight and how much better will f ee i up over a pint of choking phlepn every night —— « guarantee i.ro —I could not sleep at all. It cost me £400 MptlflaCA tects vm. P for doctor?, hospital and medicines Then I IT«ISIMM»VV Wets you. gave Mendaco a trial. The first evening I , A , A ▲ rr-., r slept all night without waking or coughing:. Ends Asthma ♦ Bronchitis w May t*v*r
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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 190, 14 August 1939, Page 14
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