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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3994, 26 July 1913, Page 2

g= .. < , ... "■ ■ COUGH MIXTURE RECIPE. BY A QUALIFIED CHEMIST. There is water and sweetening in every family cough mixture. Bub _ you can add the watg&hnd I sugar just as easily as itj/fitrhi' dune in a factory. All you rpallyjjmT to buy is the starting necessary medicinal the actual “esoen e” of re. you ever think of that? The following splendid recipe makes a pint of cough mixture good for all members cf the family. It is gojj.l for grandparents, grandchildren, nfl the ages® in bafvveen. It hi in® ""The eosfeyofffaiE mfehteenpennyJboJpe cf c/,|ji d°wjfo jj> jfe^l^yran /)tie i/o f/ftf:mas 1 e, mix it [witlf sngar, goalie*,lsnd water, as per Ljjply directions Jon "the label. Pcur into a large, cfutii bottle and k"ep ready for me. lit never tpoils. JjPno dose is from a flw drops to a sujgmfu], according to qg* rcquiremeujjgY This simple recipe takggrnokl of a cough and soothes a sadrthreat more quickly than else yen have ever tried. It good tonic effect and is slightWPTaxative. Being so easy to nyilf?, pleasant to take, and costinajwlitt.lp-—a whole pint foi 1 1valuable in its curing propel - hies, there is no wonder the above recipe. has become quickly popular in thousands .of New Zealand homes. Mean’s Essence is now cold by T. H. Garrett, Chemist, and most chemists and grocers. If yours does not yet stock it, lie can easily obtain it from his wholesaler for you, or p st free direct on receipt of price—Is 6(1 —from Hean, chemist; Wanganui. But whereyer you buy. be sure v u get Hean’s Essence. No other will do.