NEW DISCOVERY STOPSJFLU Kills Germs Before They Start to Breed A woman who has been using the new scientific remedy for influenza, colds and catarrh, is enthusiastic about the results. She writes:— “I found Karsote worked like magic. A few days ago I had an attack of ’flu and expected to be really ill, as on previous occasions. I tried Karsote for the first time, and it gave me instant relief, and after a few generous applications the “running” eyes and nose, clogging of the throat and chest, disappeared. I shall always keep Karsote by me, and shall advise all my friends to do the same.” That is how Karsote works. It kills ’flu germs and the germs of common colds, etc., before they start to breed. At first signs of a sniffle or sneeze, just sprinkle 10 to 15 drops of Karsote on to a handkerchief and inhale the pleasant vapours. Immediately you flood every crevice of the breathing passages, nose, throat and lungs with an atmosphere in which the germs cannot exist. In next to no time the infection is gone. This is the really scientific way of dealing with colds. Karsote Inhalant gets right down to the cause of the trouble in a way which was impossible with the old-fashioned methods. Karsote owes its remarkable properties to a scientific combination of valuable ingredients, including the essential oils of Absinthe, Cinnamon, Citronella, Eucalyptus, Cassia, Lemon-grass, Cedar, Red Thyme; Camphor Menthol, Phellandrene and Methyl Salicylate. Although it is non-poisonous, and quite safe even for children to use, it will kill the germs of influenza, colds and catarrh in a very few minutes. Most chemists and stores sell Karsote, at 1/4 and 2/- per bottle.
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Taranaki Daily News, 18 September 1934, Page 2
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