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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20481, 5 February 1930, Page 16

CATARRH

SNEEZINO, EVES RUNNING, SLIGJI'J DEAFNESS, BEASTLY MUCOUS IN THROAT-CATARRH HAS YOU IN ITS DEADLY GRIP.

If you will only realise that chronic cokls i" tho head, leading to dreadful Gala nil, may ruin tho sense of hearing, dim Ilie sight, cause serious lung trouble and perhaps start a condition of chronic dyspepsia, you will understand why you cannot afford to neglect even the slightest symptoms of this disease. in tho grip of Catarrh your body is at tho mercy of virulent germs Hint develop and spr>a(J with incredible rapidity, until tho while system verges on llm border ol breakdown. Your head lit he!) nil day, tho body seems feverish, and /deep is almost impossible. THIS DREADFUL THOIIISI.E.

The only possible meamt to end Gnlnrrh is to attack this disoano mI, il/i bnrio—through the nose, deep down lo every Liny crevico ol genn liid'.'/i nit' That is why wo advise everyone with chronic cold in (he bend, catarrh or hoy fever to start at once a /short courtso with Do Witt's Catarrhal Cream. Inhaled through tho nose, tho healing hfilmft from which this wonderfully soothing antiseptic preparation is made penetrate lo tho diseased parts and like oil on troubled water, they sootho inflamed nir passages, cleansing them, destroying harmful bacteria and restoring a healthy condition so that you are kept free lrom further attack.

Every tube of Do Witt's Catarrhal Cream, which costs but Is 0d from any chemist, bears a defiuito guarantee of satisfaction or money back in full. ' Will you let deadly catarrh, or, as you perhaps call it, chronic cold in tho head, bring you to tho brink of health-breakdown, or will you end this dreadful trouble by securing a supply of Do Witt's Catarrhal 'Crauu now.—Advt.