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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1202, 10 August 1911, Page 5

A cough may be dry and hard, or loose, with much expectoration; it may bo catarrhal, with a dry tickling in tho threat, accompanied with partial stoppage of the nostrils and shortness of breath. TUSSICURA removes tho cause of the cough, not smothering it, but curing tho diseased conditions which produce it. It is admittedly a scientific remedy, endorsed and used by doctors, and leading analysts speaking in the highest terms of it. It is infinitely superior to the ordinary cough mixture, tablets, or emulsions, which-are for the most part of no practical value except to en=o tho cough for the time being. Tussicnra, the Grfat Cough and Cold Cure, not only radically cures tho most stubborn couglLS, but strengthens the lungs and affords perfect oasc in breathing. Ask for Tussicura, the Groat Cough Cura-ls. lid., 'is. 3d,, is, (id. j all cJiemista.— *