CROUP IN CHILDREN AND TOWNSEND'S CINNAMON CURE.
TOWNSEND'S CINNAMON CURE. Group is a savere and fatal disease of infants caused by the formation of a fibrinoua deposit on the mucous mem Ibrane of the windpipe. It begins with symptoms resembling a cold in the head, but with a greater degree of feverishness aud hoarseness. Respiration becomes difficult, and it is accompanied by a hissng sound. townsend's celeijr.ytedcennamo^ CORK
relieves the suffocation and spasms of ineffectual coughing by loosening membranous shreds from tho windpipe, which are then ejected by expectoration. Convulsions aro thus prevented aud the child saved. Mr Alexander Miller, of Christchurch, states— "l administered Townsend's Ciunamon Cure to a child of mine who was suffering from croup and the result exceeded my greatest expectations The spasms of coughing were ahnost immodiatoly relieved and next morning the child was perfectly well." Prico '2/G. Lioasby's Wahoo Mfg. Co. Ld.. Sole Proprietors anH Manufacturers
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11603, 18 August 1899, Page 2
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152CROUP IN CHILDREN AND TOWNSEND'S CINNAMON CURE. Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11603, 18 August 1899, Page 2
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