A WONDERFUL REMEDY

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume IV, Issue 1105, 28 September 1904, Page 3

A WONDERFUL REMEDY

Among all remedies for Throat and Lung complaints TI'StjICUHA holds llio first posilioi', for the reason that it not only affords immediate relief in llio case of a bud cold or cough, but it likewise prevents tho iliivdopiipii! (.1 such serious diseases as I'liciiinonianud J'hlliisis, which oro so (rcquciiily 'ho oulrimo of I hose compUiuls if they are neglected, l'hyviciuns agree that Ibis neglect is responsible for nearly all thy ills that assail llio human body; but nil danger can bo averted by a timely doso of TUS'SICUIU. A liooii lo Huiiianity-'Mouniain King Asthma I'owiler. Gives wonderful ned refreshing relief in rlrjiiimlc anil chronic eases.

Don't nogleot a cough or cold, Counties graves nro filled wil'i those who have ; -o, f,i\i.- rcd-'c t' "ital forces of tho body, and make it ut ) ur tho germs of consumption to get a foothold in tho lungs, TUSBICUEA will cure any cough or cold. Stops tho cough entirely— stops it entirely I It is tho colony's popular remedy for all Throat Complaints, such as Bronchitis, Asthma, Laryngitis, Tnnsolitis and Wintor Colds and Coughs. TUSSICURA is also a splendid tonic and stimulant. Obtaiuablo from all cheiaißts and stores,

It will not euro rheumatics, nor heart die> oaso nor gout, Nor red noo tho fat to slimness, nor increaso tho lean to stout. Yon can't use it as a hair wash, nor to mend a hrolion limb. Nor for heckles, warts, and pimples, nor such blemishes of skin, But for pulmonary e flections it will always tab (ho load, Also colic, indigestion, and liko ills wo'ro fnrcrd h!;;(1. l'o. Imi-.'.i •■•■■ ■ "'■■ " 1 '.-'looping cough, WO fililuL .;. • ire You'll find no bettor remedy than Woods' GitKAT PurrEßMiNi Cure.

THE SPREAD OF CONSUMPTION It may bo open to doubt whether CONSUML'TIOI' is curable, but there can bo no question that tho progress of this terrible disease can he arrested if people will not delay in applying a remedy in its early stages, Tho premonitory symptoms arc so easily discerned that thcro is no excuse for not realising the danger which may n'lend Iho neglfct of a bad cold or harassin., i'.i,:;di. What is required is a medieino which will sootho Iho irritation of the Throat, Lungs and Bronchial Tubes, And for this purpose no preparation can equal Tussicnra. The numerous Testimonials received by tho inventor of this mixture prove that it-»ellieiency h beyond doubt, and for this reason every household shorild possess a supply, so as to be able meet any emergency that may arise, It should be remembered that no other medicine has so high a reputation as TUSSICURA, which can bo obtained from alll Stores and Chemists,