A GUARANTEED REMEDY FOR CATARRH. Just as a bad cut neglected may become a festering, blood-poisoning sore, so a bad cold in the head may develop into Catarrh with all its maligant power to form poisonous mucous which inflames air passages and destroys the delicate membranes that control taste and smell. Then as your Catarrh deyelops, you find eyes running and smarting, ears are stuffed up, indeed you may become quite deaf unless you do something quickly. Don't waste time 011 faddist treatments, expensive and useless inventions like atomizers, etc.—get right to the seat of the trouble and start your euro by using De Witt's Catarrhal Cream. You can get a full month's supply of this wonderful remedy for only Is 9d, and we guarantee you will benefit or will return your money in full. SPLENDID FOR HAY-FEVER, TOO. De Witt's Catarrhal Cream contains all the natural healing balms that soothe inflamed air passages, clear away the beastly, bad-smelling mucous, and mako your head, sight and hearing clear and bright. De Witt's Catarrhal Cream, applied directly to the affected parts by the special applicator, destroys all the dangerous germs, and its antiseptic, healing balms quickly bring about a real cure. Catarrh neglected becomes very dangerous. Use this wonderful specific night and morning and through the day. Yonr month's supply will cure the most stubborn case. Splendid for hay-fever, too—stops the sneezing instantly and prevents dangerous rise in temperature. Remember the' name, and ask any chemist for a Is 9d tube of De Witt's Catarhal Cream. —Advt.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19871, 15 February 1928, Page 15
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