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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 12092, 3 November 1933, Page 8

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A Wanganui man suffering from sleeplessness and in a very slinky condition, consulted a doctor (no tells the tale himself). After studying the case the doctor told him he_ uas lieadiu< T for a nervous breakdown, addimm “You are a heavy smoker are you not?’’ He admitted that he was. “Well,” said the doctor, 1 don’t know wliat tobacco you are in the habit of using, but I should say you have been smoking it lor years (the patient nodded) “and 1 am satisfied it contains too much nicotine. Hence the state .ot \our nerves. Knock it off, right-a\\a>, whatever it is, and substitute the toasted New Zealand. It. is excellent, and so pure that you could smoke a bale of it and suffer no ill effects, that’s because it’s toasted. There are several brands. Follow my advice and you’ll soon fell a different man.” The 'doctor proved a true prophet There are, as he said, several brands—four to he precise—Riverhead Gold, Navv Out No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish and Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead). There’s no finer tobacco manufactured. —F. 851. DO YOU KNOW THAT there are nany uses for SANDER’S EUCADYPTI EXTRACT? It can be used both nternally, for colds, ’flu, flatulence md externally for neuralgia, wounds, sores and all inflammations of tn€ ikin. SANDER’S EXTRACT con\ajns all curative principles of the inest eucalptus in its present form—jence its superiority to the common lils and so-called “extracts.