Try IMS w 7 Lift the outer walls of the r.ostrtls as shown above. Then Inhale vigorously through the , nostrils. Afterwards exhale, also through the nostrils. Do both, of course, 'white hold ng the nostrils wide open. The result will be nothing less than a surprising revelatlin ef hew the nasal air-passages can be enabled to convey an increased supply of oxygen to the respiratory erf ant. HAVE YOU GOT CATARRH? Sf you have a dropping of phlegm into the throat, if your nose is stopped up, if crusts form in your nose, Jf you are easily susceptible to colds, if you suffer from frontal headaches, If you have noises in the head, if your hearing is affected, If you have to clear your throat aincS expectorate ofian s If a change in the weather affects you, if you are a victim to shortness of breath, If you sneese frequently, Sf your sense of smell is affected, If you have a heavy, tired feeling on awaking, Sf you suffer from a husky throat, Sf you are affected with any of the above symptoms, the chances are that you are suffering from Catarrh. St is an exceedingly dangerous complaint, and is so insidious that the sufferer hardly realises how serious is his or her condition until matters have reached an almost chronic stage. Catarrh often begins with a cold in the bead, but it never stops there. The simple cold becomes a protracted one, while the discharge from tiio nose grows more profuse and uncomfortable. The inflammation extends to the throat and bronchial tubes, causing hoarseness, a tickling sensation, and an aggravating cough. The matter that is continually dropping back into the throat finds its way into the stomach, resulting in a distressing form of dyspepsia, nausea, and loss of appetite and strength. The catarrhal poisons are absorbed into the blood, and all the membranes of the body become infected. What w'as supposed to be a purely local disease has become constitutional, deep-seated, and chronic, and may eventually result in Deafness, Bronchitis, Asthma, Neuritis, Catarrh of the Stomach, or that dread scourge of the human race, Consumption. A Sample Bottle of “KAT-AR-AH” INHALANT FREE to SUFFERERS. “Kat-ar-ah” Treatment for Catarrh is based on scientific principles, and aims at the curing of the trouble on an entirely new and logical basis. I know it is right by personal experience—the best Catarrh Remedy in existence, and I am ready to prove it to you. Hundreds acknowledge its worth. No matter how many remedies you may have tried do not consider your case hopeless until you have tried “Kat-ar-ah ” Treatment. In order that you may prove the value of this Treatment to your own satisfaction I will supply you with a trial bottle of “ Kat-ar-ah ” Inhalant FREE OF CHARGE. It will give immediate relief to the inflamed membranes, clear the head, convey health-giving, purifying and germdestroying medicated air to (he affected parts, and cleanse the nasal passages of the accumulated mucous. I will also send you a copy of my new and interesting booklet- —“Catarrh —its Cause, Symptoms and Treatment.” Be sure to mention this paper when writing, give your full name and address, and enclose 3d. in stamps to cover cost of postage. Send to-day. The trial bottle will be sent you by return mail. HERBERT HERDER, 26 Daking House, Sydney. .. yo m 85 & D & Oorlick’s Soda Fountain. Sample on receipt of 2d. Hutchinson & Co., 28, Jamieson Street, Sydney, N.S.W., and Sharland & Co., Ltd., Lome Street, Auckland, and Dixon Strcct.VVelliugton.N.Z, ft SF Wjr Ask foy at the Use Hcrllck’s Malted Milk —• the invigorating Food-Drink fa cases oi Mental Exhaustion, impaired digestion, La fact all nerve troubles. o .V, Ct °* Il iCosWUt*S t^ C. BRAEWAUER & Co.’s, Ltd. Circular P©int@d SSesTfetra S\fs<acCs*.ss. lIS Vr' mm These series oi Pens neither scratch nor spurt. They glide over the roughest paper with the ease of a soft lead pencil. Attention is also drawn to their patent Anti-Blotting Series. Works) E!r?g§:S£a..r!!dh a—ansa Ask your Storekeeper for an | assorted Sample Box. aaa^SaBBBMEaSMMBBMMBBaEgI
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Otago Witness, Issue 3197, 23 June 1915, Page 29
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