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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXX, Issue 10, 6 March 1902, Page 6

A WORD OF WARNING —According to the rpi.non of many doctors in New Zealand, that dreadful scourge, Consumption, has obtained a strong hold in the Colon y and anything that will 'tend to counteract its ternblc ravages shoul.l be welcomed ns a boon and a blessing to mankind. It in vu )1 known thi.t a blight cold neglected in its earlier states, is frequently the precursor of phthisis, and many a valuable life could have been saved had an effectual remedy been applied before the disea c had established itself in the system. Such a mnedy is to be found in TUSSICURA, and the innumerable testimonials received by the inventor of this preparation, which has earned a world-wide reputation, prove conclusively that it is a certain cure for all pulmonary complaints. A dose of this rnixtuie, administered when a person is suffering from a bad cold or a hanging cough, will mt only jnve instant relief, but will also strengthen the organs affected, thus preventing more serious trouble in ihe futuie. Prevention is bttterthan cure, and for this reason no househo d should be wiihout a bottle of TUSSICURA, as its timely adininibtmtion will obviate suffering in after-life and preserve the constitution from disease One feature of the preparation should not be overlooked- namely, that it is applicable to both the adult and the infant, all that is necessary being the adjustment of the doses to the circum&Unces, according to the directions. — * 4 q