A FAMOUS DOCTOR'S ADVICE.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 15826, 26 July 1913, Page 12

A FAMOUS DOCTOR'S ADVICE.

The Best Treatment for Chest Troubles,

Dr Gordon Stables, the famous medical writer, found Peps an article of such sound and excellent character that he d.d not hesitate to signify his approval of it. He writes: —

"The advantages of the treatment of a common cold by Pe|K are manifold, but marvellously simple. I cannot imagine a more simple and agreeable remedy, lor as soon as, divested of its preserving wrapper, the Peps tablet is placed on the tongue, the' palate first, the throat and lungs invmediately after, becomes sensible of its delightful action. The pure, rich essences of the pine forest are liberated, and as they arc slowly inhaled, they bathe and sooihe the irritated membrane of every portion of the air-passages, mouth, nostrils, windpipe, larynx, the bronchi, and even the lungs themselves.

"In these grateful and (soothing odours and essences, moreover, yon have germicidal iilid antiseptic qualities of tlip very highest order for reaching the root of chest and bronchial trouble.

" By the use of Peps, the inflamed throat and irritated air passages of the lungs receive by inhalation, mind you. a softening, yet invigorating' and germ-killing bath of certain essences of tho pine. Peps are unique in idea and effect. The eootliing effects of Peps arc instantaneous, and benefit commences, tit once. If you wish, therefore, to case and end a cousr'i right off the reel, if you desire to loosen tickling phlegm, and clear irjo throat' and breathing use Peps." You can get a box of Peps from any chemist for-Is 6d. ami vou will soon realise that there is nothing else fo good as Pens for cmielis. colds, sore throats, bronchitis, and children's throat and chest troubles.