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Otago Witness, Issue 2358, 4 May 1899, Page 24

a moist, changeable climate like New Zealand, Catarrh — popularly known as a Cold in the Head — is a disease of great frequency in the Winter Season, Its prostrating and discouraging symptoms are too well known to need description. The great danger of Catarrh is £ts tendency to attack the Chest and pass into Bronchitis or Pneumonia, or to lay the foundation for Tubercular disease. Influenza has all the symptoms of Catarrh, but is distinguished by a striking debility and depression of spirits and pains in various parts of the body. Influenza often results in Bronchitis or Pneumonia. Which it never fails to rapidly Cure, and it protects the |G! lasa |\J I $JL |\/| | §\| Cj I 1 fS/\ !Lungs from Inflammation. msJ? msm I m%M&\ I w 1 1 1 I w I Mrs Ellen Burnip resides at the Criterion Hotel, Christchurch. Her statement is : "I have used one bottle of Spencer Vincent's Benjamin Gum, and it has completely cured me of a sever© attack of Influenza. I can confidently- recommend it." "VTTffCEWT'SI Is an Unrivalled Remedy for Inflammatory conditions of the ■WWTITT 1 Ik TwrrmT g*i ttto/t Respiratory Organs, and specially effective in the treatment of BEj\TJiL!MIM GrUj&E J the following Diseases :— BRONCHITIS, or Inflammation of the Lining Membrane of the Bronchial Tubes ; PNEUMONIA, or Inflammation of the Substance of the Lung ; PLEURISY, or Inflammation o£ the lnresting Membrane oi! the Lung, SPKXCEK VINCENT'S BENJAMIN GUM, Price Is 6d and 2s 6d, from Chemists and Storekeepers. SOLE PKOPRIETOES AND MANUFACTURERS: WHOLESALE AGENTS: LOASBY'S WAIOO lAIUFACTURIM COIPAIY (LIMITED). I K -*«~ *™"%^£*'' N - z - Dr *c c °-'