Children’s Nasal , ? WATCH FOR THOSE EA*LY SYMPTOMS AND PREVENT CATARRH BECOMING SERIOUS Every effort should he made by parents to' check' nasal catarrh in their children. 'Notonly does it undermine their vitality, making them especially susceptible to colds,'but is liable to become chronic and bring most serious effects in its train. " It is well' known that a very large proportion of deaf adults can trace their ‘aiffietion to neglect of, or improperly catarrh in their childhood. The inflammation of the delicate membranes limngthe nasal passages has spread to the eustachian tube (the passage which connects thb middle ear with the air 'passages of the nose). The small' bones in the middle ear become affected and a ;form of deafness results which is very difficult to deal with. De Witt’s Catarrhal Cream is an ideal preparation for the treatment of' nasal catarrh. ,It is easy and clean to use and it is effective from the first application. The inflamed membranes are soothed and lubricated, and can return to normal condition. The spread of infection is arrested. ■".'Tf your cmld is a “mouth breather” suspect catarrh. Buy a tube of De Witt’s .Catarrhal Cream." You are perfectly safe in using it as it contains no harmful drugs. Df WITT’S CATARRHAL CREAM Sold with special nozzle attachment, price Jj9, from all chemists and storekeepers HERALD AGENCY, ‘ EHAXORIA 'ADVERTISERS are advised to lodge copy for advertisements with .Mrs HUNTER, who will ensure prompt insertion. Copies of the HERALD may be obtained Immediately upon arrival of ‘Ward’s Transport each evening. MRS HUNTER’S STORE. RUATQRIA
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19333, 25 May 1937, Page 11
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