THAT DRY TICKLING COUGH.

Otago Witness, Issue 2785, 31 July 1907, Page 34

THAT DRY TICKLING COUGH.

The Balsamic Pine Odottbs fbom Peps Will Cube it. To be constantly troubled with a hacking cough creates the fear of more serious . troubles likely to ensue — such as bronchitis, • asthma, or consumption. Incessant coughing causes i weakness of the chest and lungs, and leaves them at the mercy of consumption bacilli. # Most coughs are curable when rationally treated, as by the Peps method of inhaling pure pine-air from a pleasant tablet. .The** Pep 3 treatment means a "Pine-air" Forest in Every Home." With a little brown. Pep dissolving on the tongue, the victim. o£ coughs, colds, sore throat, and other " pulmonary affections, may enjoy at his own fireside the rich benefits of the famous pine \i oods. Liquid medicines swallowed into the stomach, and altogether away from the seat of the trouble, how can they be expected to eoothe and heal couerhs, colds, lung, and bronchial troubles? They may stop a cough for a time by putting the nerves to sleep, owing to the powerful drugs they contain — such as jpium, chloral, morphia, and other narcotics— but the cough returns worse than before; and, moreover, the delicate lining membranes of the tubes ire injured and become still more weakened. < Peps rely solely on the true volatile essences of the pine, which are wonderfullj antiseptic, demulcent, and expectorant. Peps. wiU not stop your cough without' curing ir entirely. Never be without a tin, and keep it in a handy place. It is your surest safePeps are sold by all ohemiste and storekeepers, at Is 6d and 3s per box (large ' *ize contains three times the quantity) or may be had for same prices (post fr«e> direct from the Peps Pastille Co., 39 Pitt street, Sydney.

The Ashburton Guardian ia responsible for a statement' that an" Ashburton Debating Society " will nominate a candidate for the Ashburton seat afc the* next general election.