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Don't Neglect IiSE3 CATARRH W^m\ Every day you neglect Catarrh is 1 | S "M day further"from perfect health. 01« \ffl J 'n ag£33mfe*<?h **« Father Turn* is checking your cars ol yourself with the Hour-Glass of Life— -V^f delay a day too long and you bays M. tl l only yourself to blame for the conse- jPTfIY •tiJr*^ I %* *r| qucnces. Do bs warned in time. Vifi "['fip*™'" / You know what Catarrh is, with its * l v humiliating and discomfortingsvnip- ' toms. A slightcoldl develops into a stubborn and protracted one. whilethdischarges from th« nose are most offensive and annoying. As the inflarxtmatioß extends further up into the head and thedelicate met-hanif-m of tho ear is attacked, there is a continual buzzing and ringing in the ears, and frequently the hearing is partially or totally lost. Headaches are almost constant, with sometimes acute pains in the eyes, and the no»e becomes so plugged up that the patient must breathe through the mouth, while tha slimy secretions are forced back into the throat, requiring almost continual hawking and spitting to dislodge them. At certain stages of the disease the odor of the breath becomes very bad, to the mortification and • mbarraasment of the aufferpra, and the disgust of all who come near them. Gradually the mucous discharge finds its way into theinternal organs, and a moat miserable form of Dyspepsia, or Catarrh of tho Stomach, is the inevitable consequence. The blood becomes contaminated by the catarrhal poisons and unhealthy matter, and theso «r« distributed through the body. Catarrh ia then a deep-seated, dangerous, constitutional or systemic disease,'and its effect upon the general health and system is boob apparent—-appetite and strength are-rone.weif-htislost despondency takes the place of confidence, and the disease frequently settles in some vital organ or terminates in Bronchitis. Asthma. Neuritis, or dread Consumption. FREE to SUFFERERS. I wtnt all wno are afflict*, with Catarrh to try a aarople bottle of --.at-ar-ah" Inhalan * at «T axpanaa. It i» a aynthatic compound ot certain yaluabl* medicamenta. and v eupremely *»">•- «ria! ia iv influence on th*-ucoue membrane. It haa » dietinctly eoothin. beahn. ana ffiro eanttiva afreet. aufEcient to disiDtesratt and diaiod.a tha alimy anucoue accumulation!. "Kal-ar-sh" ia fir.t aid to Catarrh euflerera. IU healins effaeta are .imply marvellous, too can notice an improvement immediately after -esi_nia« ite ue*. I* quickly ta.ee up "a -__»-»- kilhns tha dia.aae iirmi. of minrmi.in.. and .rent-ally etoppin*-. tha discomforting "n uc °™ -iachar.ea in tha noe* and throat— mucoua that ia findins ita way into your stomaca ana poiaoninc your ayatem. ___— r-xr . nr-tr if .»., will I will supp y you w.th a Trial Bottla of "Kat-ar-ah" Inhalant. FRKE OF CHARGE **•■ "'" aend m* your full -.am. and addre.a. toc.th.r with 3d. in itampa to eorer coat of ">'*_ , '>% ".'J'; ad.reaa plainly, atate whether Mr. Ura.ar U ••. and b* aure to mention tbia paper, bend lor your bottla NOW. HERBERT HERDER. 2 Brdce Street. Sydney.
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14919, 18 March 1914, Page 6
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