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“There can be no question." says Dr. Ernest Moorcroft. well-known as a nerve specialist, “that nervous disorders have greatly increased of late years, and I am of the opinion that smoking is - largely responsible. Not that I object to smoking, for I happen to be a smoker myself. But it is essential that the tobacco should be of the purest. Unfortunately most tobaccos contain a dangerous high percentage of nicotine, and which may have a disastrous effect, on the nervous system. They seem to attach more importance to this facl in New Zealand, where the locally grown and manufactured tobacco is all toasted, Ihe. object being lo extract the nicotine. Tills it certainly does, for New Zealand tobacco is perhaps Hie purest in Ihe world and, owing lo the toasting. certainly the most harmless. It possesses, moreover, a line flavour and a peculiarly delightful fragrance. I know because 1 have sampled the goods.” The doctor refers t,o the popular brands Rivcrhead Gold, Cavendish, Navy Gut No. 3 and Cut Plug No. K), because Hiese are tho only loasled tobaccos. 231

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