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Evening Star, Issue 14117, 21 July 1909, Page 2

PUBLIC NOTICES. A GOOD WORD TO THOSE SUFFERING FROM COUGH, COLD, OR BRONCHIAL AILMENT. WHEN a mixture attains so wonderful a success iu so short a time as TUSSICURA has managed to do, it is difficult to speak of the matter in a way that does not appear like exaggeration. TUSSICURA is a preparation compounded by a thoroughly practical and experienced chemist, and it is the result of the most careful investigation. Mothers of weakly and delicate children are often puzzled by the ailments of their infants, and among the most common of infantile complaints is that known as Croup, so called from the peculiar rattling sound that accompanies the cough. This sound is caused by the formation in the lining of the windpipe of a false membrane, which can only be removed by expectoration. As can be easily imagined, the lungs of the child are too weak to accomplish this witUarat assistance, and many therefore die because the proper remedy is not at hand. It therefore behoves every mother to be prepared for emergencies in the case of an attack of Croup, and a few doses of TUSSICURA, of the proper quantity, as set forth on the wrapper, administered at frequent intervals, wiU avert all danefiv