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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 12090, 1 November 1933, Page 8

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A Wanganui man suffering from sleeplessness ami in a very saa ; y condition, consulted a doctor (lie tells the tale himself). After studying the case the doctor told linn he mas heading for a nervous breakdown, addins: “You are a heavy smoker are you not?" He admitted that he was” “Well.” said the doctor. t don’t know what tobacco you are m the habit of using, but. 1 should say you have been smoking it tor years (the patient nodded) and L am satisfied it contains too much nicotine. Hence the state of your nerves. Knock it oft, nght-aw.ij, whatever it is, and substitute tic toasted New Zealand. It is excellent, and so pure that you could smoko a bale of it and suffer no ill clients, that’s because it’s toasted, there are several brands. Follow _my advice and you’ll soon fell a. diflercnt man. The 'doctor proved a true prophet There are, as ho said, several brands—four to bo precise—Riyorhead Gold, Navy Out No. d (Bulldotr) Cavendish and Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshoad). There’s no finer tobacco manufactured, —F.SSI. DO YOU KNOW THAT there are nanv uses for SANDER’S ETJCALYPTT EXTR ACT P It can ho used botli ntornallv, for colds, ’flu, flatulence, utui externally for nouralgia, wounds, tores and alt inflammations • of the ikin. SANDER’S EXTRACT com ■ains nil curative principles of the inoHt enealptus in its present form—lenee its superiority to the commoi nls arid so-called “wxtr&ota.”