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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17490, 7 June 1920, Page 6

ASTHMA CAN BE CURED. j A NOTED "HYBICIAN WILL PRO7F, I THIS TO SUFFERERS IK i AUCKLAND. The astonishing statement fchp-t Asthma can bo cured, coming from so well-known authority a.i Dr. Rudolph Schiffmarm, will | be of interest to Asthma sufferers. The ; experience ui' most- Asthmatics has keen : that little if,any relief hag been afforded i them by the methods heretofore employed. i and, in fact, the disease lias up to now ! , been regarded as incurable, This noted j , American physician has, however, after a | life-long study of Authma and kindred , diseases, discovered a. remedy which noi I only instantly relieves the severest owes I of Asthma, Hay Fever, and Bronchitis, but has actually cured thousand* whose cases' had been pronounced incurable. So com- { . plete is Dr. 8c hiffmann's confidence in his' remedy that he requests this'paper to' announce that for the next three cjays ho ' offers a liberal sarnnlo package of " Sdiiff- I mnnn's Asthmador " free of charge to all i persona applying at M, A. Ecclea' Phar,nwcy»l7l, Queen Street, Auckland, : i lie believes that an actual test will be I ; tlio most convincing, and in fact the only way to overcome the natural prejudice of thousands of Asthmatics yhn have hertofore fought rcliof in vain. Although most chemists in Now ZsaLiud have sold "Asthmatlnv " ever tines it was introduced to (he public, utill the doctor fears there ! are sonic perso/is who have never heard of it. end it is with a view to reaching these that be makes this liberal offer. Persons ! livinp mit of town will receive n package \ ' free by writing direct to Dr. It, Schiff. i mann's Depot, 233, Clarence' Street, I Sydney. ' I An opportunity to test, without cost, a! remedy so _ qelebrnted and promising fa much certainty should he eagerly grasped . by even' sufferer— (Advt.) Create ail atmosphere of Nazol about' you, so that you constantly inhale it— about 10 drops on tho chest of pyjama jacket at night or on the f>ing|/?t in *.ho morning protects you against infectious germs. . Uolden Rule Tea speaks for itself: ask grocers, j