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Cromwell Argus, Volume XXXV, Issue 1833, 5 May 1903, Page 6

J AMES J O’KAN E SURGEON DENTIST, ALFXAIN 1> K A SuU TH. Will visit Cromwell from Wednesday, 6th May till Friday, Bth May. Will visit surrounding districts periodi cally.when all branches of Dertistry will b undurtakeu including extractions with gas etc, vulcanite and gold dentures. Fillings in Gold, Amalgam and Cement, Good fit guaranteed Fees Moderate. Terms Moderate. Consultatiun Free. DON'T COUGHDONT COUGHDON'T COUGH. There is absAute’y no remody so •peedy and effectuiL. Oie Lozenge gives relief. Sure inaction, and cm* be taken by the meet delicate. KEATINGS LOZENGES KEATING S LOZENGES KEATING S LOZENGES If you cannot sleep for coughing om Keating s Lozenge will set ym right. They at once check the cough and remove the cause, EASILY CURE EASILY CURE EASILY CURE Keating's Cough Lozsnges, the unrivalled remedy for COUGHS, HOARSENESS and THROAT TROUBLES, are sold everywhere in tins by all chemists. THE WORST COUGHTHE WORST COUGHTHE WORST GOUGH.

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