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Southland Times, Issue 18857, 24 June 1920, Page 3

WMOOPIN COU Ofi-I This is dangerous if neglected. Children are often permanently injured by the straining cough. Start treatment at the first symptoms. You cannot mistake them--protracted coughing—worse at night peculiar whoop—laboured expectoration of mu-cus-apparent suffocation after coughing. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedv is a positive remedy for this disease. Repeat the dose frequently. If given freely it liouifics the tough mucus. Makes it easy to expectorate. Counteracts any tendency towards pneumonia. You run no risks when you give your child Chamberlains Cough Rcrhedy. It is the one guaranteed remedy that contains no narcotics or other harmful drugs. Read the Government Analysts report which is printed on each wrapperIt is there for yovu protection. 2

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