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Otago Witness, Issue 3201, 21 July 1915, Page 78

AH END TO BRONCHITIS.

The Easy Way to. Chest Comfort. The worst Chest sufferer will find benefit in Peps. As a Peps tablet dissolves in the mouth its valuable medicine takea_ the form of air, and as it is breathed in comes into instant and direct contact with every part of the throat, bronchial tubes, and lungs. Relief is immediately felt, inflammation or soreness in the chest caused by coughing' is soothed, the troublesome stringy phlegm that blocks the air passages is cut and comes up easily, while that choking feeling o-ives way to easy and comfortable breathing. Peps take the bronchitis out by the roots. If the sufferer is a child, part of a Peps tablet crushed into a powder and placed on the little one’s tongue will work wonders, much to mother’s relief. Their novel composition, their direct influence on the breathing tubes, and their freedom from opium and risky nerve-de-pressing drugs make Peps the incomparable remedy for bronchial ailments in old and young. At home or on active service the best defence for throat and chest is obtained in a handy box of Peps. Peps are un-' equalled for Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza Cough, Wheeziness, Night Cough, Whooping Cough, Group, and Children’s Chest Troubles. Of all chemists and medicine stores, or C. E. Fulford (Aus.). Ltd., 39 Pitt street, Sydney, at is 6d or 3s a box. Beware of imitations and tablets of German origin.

Ono of the most interesting of the appliances used in the war is the motorplough that the Germans employ. It cuts a trench 3ft wide and 3ft deep at the rate of one yard a minute or more. Under favourable soil conditions it will oven cut 100 yards of trench in an hour, and' throw up the sod on one side to form a rampart. It therefore does the work of 200 men, ana can be kept going night and day. The Prussian army carried 20 of the ploughs, first into Belgium and then into France; but since September the French troops have got possession of 15 of them.