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Grey River Argus, 28 April 1910, Page 2

TIP A WMTP'Q bronchitl S" ash J±ix±\sh o cure, j ■ '.■",'■.■■■ ' .-....■-.> -f._. • , Those who have taken this medicine are amazed at^ its splendid healing power. Sufferers from Bronchitis, Cough, Gtoppi Asthma, Difficulty of Breathing, Hoarseness, Pain or Soreness in the Chest, experience delightful and rapid relief ; and to thdfe : who are subject to Colds on the chest'it is invaluable, as it efEects a complete cure. It is most comforting in allaying Irritation^. in the Throat and giving Strength to the Voice, and it neither allows a Cough nor Asthma to become 1 chronicr^ Gpnsumi>vV-vv^ tion to develop. Consumption is not known where "Coughs" have, on their first appearance, been properly trea^dw^th tms 1 medicine. No. house should be without it, as, taken at the beginning, a dose or two is generally sufficients an^^' 'complete^ cure is certain.' . \ " ' .'• , '.^ .--;^ ■t \. ' . ''■'-.'' v^-'-'-^i' ■""^■- '■'''■■ ■"-■" •:- if - -Bmall Slxo, 2/6; Large Size, 4/6/ Sold by all Chemists and Medicine Vendors, and by W. Q. HEARiyiE ik Oio., Ltd^ Qeelon g, Victoria. Forwarded to any Address, when not obtainable locally. V^ '^J^w; hC • . ... .>/. ,

HELPLESS AS A BABY. v The manor: woman who. is suffdrjong from Rheumatisni,' Sciatica, or other complaints arising from tlia uVic acid poisoning,' is oftentimes as u-.p leiss hs a bauy, th© stiifendd i» Liclef and joints cause intense torture, and fr^quen^iy -reduqe. the victim .^.a^tate of utter, helpiessnass. JsMs^:iti un the victim . of Rheumitisitfifc ■ i * : "''TaJc RHEUMO^. the,, modern antj.dotg for uri^: a&id, . poisoning. >> RflECpIQ^ i • a sciejit'ifib. pi-eparatiipn,;. to !^b :f|ii§wv inwardjyy / iBSBEUMO jgive^pjy^to*^, jj c . lie£ji|wife the j^first d«Be >'t^.^f^^ -'^nd BiV^in^;i^ualiy.%^appea^,^^''^A r '*.'lvre is geni^ajiy;: affected «^ilb4^ h^?. Sold by all cKemists and v "lfcStek4»p|'B ; f g.,^:;^ ■ 7 | rSpeephes in, s^le^ce,^ toasts proposed without, an utter word-^-ioich weria futures, of the proceedings "at a 'dinner at .the. Holborn Restaurant tlie other evening., It was the annual of the . National Deaf VQlujb, attended by , taibout ' 100 members and; tn^ir friends. . ; : Reef tori is experiencing frosty .-Jn'orn- , ,"^.: The old saying is /'^Three, fronts and r/jin." Th© gardens ; have suffered from the frost. The tkipper had a awful l cough, The 'night .was .fierce and dark; The rocks, were close, the; ' sea whs ■i; rough; ■'■■'.'• • • -. The skipper— ''lost his bark." If we wish to ! • 'steer" clear from the rocks of tliio life, - r jTliejills and the chills we eridiire, Lef us ''set a true course" by timely ... recourse '.To Woods' Great Peppermint Cure; A visit; tb the showroom «.f C Smith's ; where the complete showing of "4tttumh and Winter millinery is riaw displayed will >prove of absoirbing interest to; every lady who is interested in. lovely new things. Each one;ofv>these hats, from the simplest to the most dressy is a study in millinejv art- for the Tvevr aVi^i^gs ; nxiH ? <iojk>ur ,blen4ings trul y ;l^st,oful. Xou're invited to call in pi«Vh ami see .these becoming ha^ts. ■"You'll find the prices -mast, moderate for such lovely ; millinery. -^Adv.t .. ' ■ ' ■ v