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Bruce Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 3099, 15 September 1899, Page 1

The Ge.-m>rs T.mperor o.isfca h^3 country £1,000,000 3 year. Dipb'heria sppaara to be oa the inc?e»'B ia Chrntchurea, as tbers are at preaent seven cjec_ in tbo Uhristchurca Hoap.tai. A NUCLEUS OE DISEASE. THE COMMON COLD OR CHILL. Most ilia that flesh is heir to have their be^inniog in a common cold or chill which may be fairly described as a nucleus of disease; and when a cold is promptly treated and cured it may be assumed that a sss'Jter: illness has besn av.ived. A cold is alvvTyWorthy of respect, and it is never safe to neglect one : Spencer Vincent's Benjamin Gum bears the reputation of curing coughs, colds, and sore throats, a reputation which ' is endorsed by the statements of people with whom you are acquainted. Mr W. B. Wright resides at St. Alban's Lane, Christchurch. His statement is : — " Your famous Benjamin Gum is well worth the money I gave for it. It cured me of a bad cough iv less than no time. I would ask all who suffer irom^cblds, bad throats, &c, to give your remedy r trial." Prise 1/6 and 2/6.