The fragrance ot the blushing, rose :'rOfiluscious fruit-the taste ; Ali tor, pleasure God - j :'Whose wisdom nray be traced. Sd with the good and beautiful, Our health'maintained and right; Wood's Peppermint Cure to make more • sure, s Is cause for cur delight. ;
rT* 1 ■■■ i One Spoonful when the Cough is Troublesome Half a Century Old the Best! Bonnington's Irish' Moss will break up the most troublesome cold with almost magical rapidity.. It giyes absolutely, no chance for a La Grippe and other more serious troubles to develop. Keep jo' *S Carrageen in your home, and. refuse every imitation or " just as good." how, ; high in promise "substitutes may be. they are *' short " in performance, because pone possess the excellent curative properties found in Bonnington's Irish Moss. ALL CHEMISTS AND STORES SELL BONNINGTON'S. TAKE NO OTHER. No matter MB. Wm. MASON, ot Waihi, writes My voice, not being of the strongest, requires* a'restorative at times and I consider; after trying voice jubes, etc., that nothing under the sun eqiialß Bonnington's Irish Moss, as it is avoieo food as well as a throat assnagent. . * '.\v£v Y0 Mr. E. HADRitt, Te Whare, Hamilton, writes : It gives me pleasure to state that your 'Medicine Bonnington's Irish Moss: has been used in my family as a remedy for. ooughs and colds J.'or upwards of thirty years. . ' . k .. • I, myself, tlvmgh being 70 years of age, still find threat relieT by taking Bonnington's Irish Moss when needed, and can recommend it to young and old. - . Mrs. B. Taylor, of Ponsonby, Auckland, -writes I have great, pleasure in recommending your Bonni.hjrton's Irish Moss. '■ It is the best' cougli remedy I luivc ever tutod. Haying a large family I have found .it a source of great, comfort to my • little ones, especially in cases of Bronchitis and Croup. On govern 1 occasions I got very anxious but a good warm bat.li with a dose of your Irish Moss soon had the dosired effect. BONNINGTON'S CARRAGEEN as laferj aun •y.z.sosQ (BCOItTHAkDI A lot AHI» »on «OLDI, fcOU%»V •aOMOHITta. AND Al.V'A*r*C« Co(w«9». COLX>». TjauT««M 0» TIB CHt«T.*k DirrtctiTV o> DMktrttpobniul ii. U ihftH V* vfcVlJ »»lUI b» «,budn*d. Tot fo. tot Wbooj,|r.«CbUfk. M*c4lV«i»r i • <\> <*- - V V PRV«».A•*«»-;Jv GEORGE BONNINCTOM CHBISTCHUROH.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVII, Issue XLVII, 11 July 1912, Page 2
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