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Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13815, 20 July 1918, Page 6

Smoker's heart is a distressing malady caused chiefly through the offer*s of an alkaloid called nicotine,' wliicli is extremely poisonous. Strong tobaccos, with a high percentage of nieotine should, therefore, Ik- avoided. V-'hcn se'e-ting a brand, the smoker should not be guided by the appearance a!--.-, because "ven an i.pparentlv mild cigarette tob?eeo of a hrbdil lemon colour may contain—and often in! mere injurious us a rule are the dark juicy grades meant for pipe Miiokii'g. i his iuice fouls the pipe, and is responsible for the soopiness and lute; it also impairs the cornhusnever soppy. Take, for instance, our , ''''■ ''•"" '•»!'! iN'.'-h tobacco. I here you have an absolutely pure : " -< "1«', '■ hi ■■)] can Ik- smoked ronfmiieffects, il burns to the last slued, leaving the moi-th sweet and clean. So hi'dilv i \.Z. tobacco cotiinii tiled upon : v doctor- and experts thai it is merely a oiiestion of time when Hie m-owin" ■'(l mamifae'iiring of N.Z. leaf will !>ecome one of our most imnortant industries. (])