THROAT TROUBLES

New Zealand Times, Volume XL, Issue 9093, 12 July 1915, Page 10

THROAT TROUBLES

PEPS AVERT WEATHER EVILS.

The throat is the first spot to be afleotcd by chilly weather, because it is reached directly by' the air we breathe. Now. the throat leads to the wind-pipe, which is the way to the lungs, and the wrong treatment or neglect of the slightest throat soreness may easily result in serious chest and lung trouble. When one feels a sense ol fulness at the back of the throat, a tickling sensation which forces a little hard cough, a slight hoarseness, or perhaps discomfort in swallowing, the best thing to do is to let one or two Peps tablets dissolve in the mouth. The rich, medicinal, germ-killing fumes which are given off by the Peps tablets reach every part of the throat, and not only act as a disinfectant, but soothe away all irritation and inflammation of the membrane.' This cannot be done by ordinary gargles and so-called liquid remedies, because Nature will not allow any liquid or solid medicines to pass through tne windpipe to the lungs. There are scores of ways of catching a chill, and the number of ways in which a chill may prove dangerous to life is aluost unaccountable. But there is only one way to safeguard against chills and their consequences—sore throat, bronchitis, pleurisy, and pneumonia—and that .is to keep Peps handyPeps are the genuine germ-killing tablets, and the incomparable remedy for coughs, colds, chills, sore throat, bronchitis, asthma, officer's throat, influenza, coughs, etc. Sold by all chemists and medicine vendors at Is 6d or 3s a box..