LUCKY HAMILTON RESIDENT. ACTS ON FRIEND'S ADVICE. Some time ago, Mr. T.A.C.._ of Hamilton, acting on the advice of a friend, purchased a tin of Marshall’s Rapid Relief Asthma Powder. Under date. November 20th, 1924, this asthma sufferer writes to the proprietors: “Will you kindly forward me another supply of your Asthma Powder. After trying both English and American preparations, I And youra to . be the best.” Mr. C has tried other ble’adshe knows what he is talking about, then, when he says that Marshall’s Rapid Relief Asthma Powder relieves his asthma. He gets fewer attacks now and the paroxysms are much less severe. He looks on the day he made friends with the 'Rapid Relief’ remedy as the luckiest of his life. Other sufferers oan eafoly follow this lucky man’s example by going Immediately to the ’nearest chemist and meting a supply of Marshall's B«sk3, VM/asAaaL
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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 2306, 26 November 1925, Page 7
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