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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 10734, 3 November 1928, Page 2

How Colds are Contracted. Colds are due to germs, that are usually present in the air passages of. the throat and nose. Under ordinary conditions they do no harm, hut ivhen you get chilled or very tired, which weakens your resistance, they are quick to take advantage of it and almost before you know it you have a cold. Take Chamberlain’s CoiYgh Remedy according .to directions and you will soon be rid of, it, hut-when you neglect it look out.- Some of the serious ailments result .'from_ neglec-__ ted colds.—Obtainable from 15. I). Smith, Chemist, Gisborne. •' ’ * Sleeplessness. L; , —-v, ...y ... if 1 Sleeplessness frequently, arises from L-i the liver. If the liveris out.of order irj it affects the nerves and .if yppr c! nerves are in .you.’, cannot sleep. T)o notf resdrfc.to'nar-j coticsV .A course of -Ch&mHeaiain’s' • Tablets wdl set your livhr oghCif it*-; is out of. order arid you will soon en-> jov refreshing sleepV-rDbtainfd>le’from; J E. D. Smith, ;■Chemist. Gisboriie; Ijj

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