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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13536, 12 October 1907, Page 8

THE PREVAILING EPIDEMIC. You cannot escape the dreaded Influenza or La" Grippe if the microbe comes along your way. What you can. do is to give him notice to quit right away, — the sooner the better. Just let that microbe have undisturbed possession for a short time and he will take a lot of shifting. Generally the victim has fair warning of the impending attack. A slight cold or cough is a sure sign. If attended to promptly and systematically it will be a very trifling matter, if neglected it may lead to CONSUMPTION. One bottle of Sykes's Cura Cough is all that is required to break up any cold at the start. Naturally, a deeply rooted cold will require a longer treatment, but it will cure any cold that is curable. It is a pleasant healing balm containing vegetable healing gums of great 'medicinal value. Notwithstanding the keen competition of rival medicines , "Cura Cough" is more in request than ever before. Mr. Aaron .Marsh, a well known settler, testifies as follows: — "For the past twelve years I have suffered from a severe cough, and after trying many remedies withoiit success, I was persuaded by a friend (the late Mr. Jas. Hill) to try Sykes's Cura Cough, which it found gave me immediate relief. I consider it the cheapest and best medicine I* have ever purchased, as for the past three years it has proved a friend in need." Sold everywhere Is 6d and 2s 6d. Sykes, Chemist, opposite Theatre.— Advt. i ■ ■

Attention is drawn to, the advertisement in the "wanted" column of "Diaparerie," a valuable remedy for codlin moth. This is highly spoken of by Prof. Kirk and other Government officials In use at the Port Albert orchards, North Auckland, with wonderful success. Stocks are held by W. A. Collis, who will be pleased to answer inquiries. — Advt. ikAJ* GH.DEST ESTABLISHED QUEEN'S CHAMBERS, OPPOSITE G.P.0., WELLINGTON. Mb HUGHES undertakes the whole work of applications for Patents in all countries. Write for our splendid Booklet, "Advice to Inventors." We will send it post free on application. ( New Plymouth Agents, WILSON & GREY.