A BOON TO BRONCHIAL VICTIMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16309, 16 August 1916, Page 5

A BOON TO BRONCHIAL VICTIMS.

I — — , COUGHS. COLDS, AND SORE CHEST ENDED BY PEPS. The enormous success of Peps show? that j bronchial sufferers, and especially those , living in the back blocks, find this newI treatment a real boon. When yon take a chill and feel an irritation in the throat or stifling sensation in the chest, the best thing to do is to take a few Peps tablet? and let them dist solve, one by one. in the mouth. Powerful medicinal fumes are then reft leased and are breathed direct through the throat and windpipe into the lures. i In this natural ■way the Peps medicine j reaches every part of the client, and the '. I immediate effect is one of comfort and j ease for the sufferer. A cold is stopped '. l before it ran settle on the chest, and where bronchitis is of long standing the _ phlegm which chokes up the breathing tubes, and causes those straining coughing - bouts night and morning, is quickly 'i loosened and got rid of* Breathing is i made easy, and those clawing grips on 9 the chest, too. are soon released. a Peps are unexcelled for coughs, colds. i. chills, sore throat, bronchitis, asthma. 5 catarrh, whooping cough, croup, and T other throat and chest ailments in old « and youn.?- Sold by all chemist? and •torM at u €d «r 3g » box. i