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Otago Witness, Issue 3347, 8 May 1918, Page 18

.' ns s*er i LTHOUGH your ehild may be acroupy subject there is absolutely no reason why you should ever allow it to develop an attack. time to treat them. Immediately you notice any unusual hoarseness give the child igi .|S| »f>l &y*M II iCJ Sometimes, instead of hoarseness,the ch;,ld appe-ars to develop a cough, but whatever the symptoms, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will nip it in the bud. The great danger of croup is the formation of a false membrane in the throat, and until this is expelled the spasmodic choking continues. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ~iven in frequent doses loosens this membrane and causes the child to expel it by - miting. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is an absolutely safe and certain remedy for croup. If given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the cronpy cough appears, it will prevent the attack. It has most wonderful curative properties, is pleasant to take, and childi-en like it. I'^itzzj. "<jf3ANMV" ChAMBERLAIrt (COPYRIGHTED.) AiS retailors are authorised to I sell Chamberlain's Coughs Remedy to you tinder a post- | tive guarantee: Bf it does not i do all that we claim we wHI g refund the nrico paid. !

In the short period of six years the Argentine sheep flocks have been reduced from 67.212.000 to 43,225,000 —a falling off of nearly 24,000.000 sheep, or almost as many sheep as there are in New Zealand. Crude were the drugs and clinic ways In what were* called “the good old days,” For science then was at ite birth. And what it taught was little worth. They know no anaesthetics then, Nor means of storing oxygen; And what wae just as sad, be sure, They had no Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.