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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1747, 30 August 1905, Page 68

A GOLD! ? Simply spoken, but what a wealth of meaning it conveys. One hears the irritant cough, the painful breathing, and sees the hectic; flush that tells of danger to the delicate lung tissue, the most valuable part of the body. A mante other organs may work: while in indifferent -order,, but the lungs either* get better orwoTse. There is no halfway course. Can you afford to endanger your lungs, and perhaps* your life ? Then remember that a cold treated? with (Cabkajweh) Irish Moss at once ceases to trouble. Get Bonnington’s, keep Bennington's in the house, and you are safe. C.