NIGHT COUGH AND BRONCHITIS.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 148, 24 June 1915, Page 3

NIGHT COUGH AND BRONCHITIS.

OVERCOME BY BREATHE-ABLE PEPS. Sudden changes in the temperature are full of danger for bronchial sufferers unless the latter fortify their chests by taking a few Peps every day, and especially when exposed' to the chilly night air. The air-like medicine that comes from a Peps tablet dissolving 1 in the mouth is breathed straight into the lungs. Old folks whose chests are torn by the hacking cough of bronchitis get, immediate relief, because the Peps medicine comes into instant and direct contact with every part of >the throat and bronchial tubes. Inflammation or soreness in the chest caused by coughing is at once soothed ; the troublesome stringy phlegm that blocks the air passages is cut and easily comes up, and that choking feeling of suffocation gives way to easy and comfortable breathing. Being the breathe-able remedy, Peps heal those innermost recesses of the bronchial tubes and lungs that cannot be reached^ directly by . liquid physic swallowed into the stomach. Moreover, Peps are guaranteed free from opium and all nerve-depressing drugs. By giving Peps to the children whenever the weather threatens a cough or cold, or when hoarseness indicates soreness in the throat, the danger will be averted at once. Peps make weakchested children strong and keep at bay Whooping Cough, Croup, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Pleurisy, and Pneumonia. Dr. Gordon Stables, R.N., writes: — "Peps are exceptionally suited for the successful treatment of bronchial ailments ; _ their peculiar composition, their direct influence on the membranes of the bronchi^ and their freedom from' risky narcotics being amongst their many praiseworthy points." Peps are sold by chemists and stores at Is 6d and 3s. Be sure you get Peps, the , novel tablets that represent the curative virtues of "A Pine Forest in Evcrv Homo "—Advt.