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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14900, 2 May 1919, Page 6

Considerable correspondence ha_ taken place with regard lo ; the"p 8 e of phenol, or carbolic acid? as a remedy .in the treat tint of influenza. Dr. Robertson, of V m ce, narrated the successes of an Itali A' doctor, and Sir Frederick Milner addef his testimony to the efficacy of the phenol treatment. It has been demonstrated, however* that danger attends the us© of phenol, except under medical advicee, and that no one should resort to it without -first, consulting a doctor. '..■ Y- / WONDERFUL MONEfY^SAVTNG COUOH CURE. QUICKLY PREPARED IN* THE HOME. In these days of ..high coat of. living, anvthing placed at "th e command of the public, whioh, ui its owii particular liae,? makes 2s go as far as" twelve shillings previously did, i_ welcome. Hitherto the purchase of cough mixture has been a eeriou* iteih of expenditure in many homes, especially "where thefe dre children. But all this has been:- altered by the' advent of YHeenzo (He&n& -Essence). Tliis pr.paratioin, wifch : water 'arid sweetening, produces a; pint of. the finest quality mixture for- the treatment of.' all manner of cough&> oolds/icatarrh, arid sore throkts. A pintiof ordinary ootigh mixtures, bought jn.tb&turaal little, ejSfcteenpenny bottlies, would 'cost at 'least twelve shillings. Heenao (Hean's \Essence) costs only two ahillinge, and ia procurable from most ohemista and stores, or post fre© on receipt of .price from Hean's Pharmacy. Wanganui.^— s.