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'II . It's the little things in Life that always cause the mosT: trouble. If s easier to dodge an Elephant jtt " v f| than a Microbe. It would be impossible to.calculate how many Microbes could rest on an Elephant's || • : ?i! whisker. Millions could sit on his eye-lashes without making him blink. So tiny are they, that only g| ;;.-•§[ the Scientist with his powerful microscope can see them. ,M ;/i The atmosphere is swarming with these Microbes or Germs (call them what you will), and we •■[s : ''-B '• are continually breathing them into our Lungs. Of course, if you are sound in Health, the White Cor- ,y| 11 puscles (Leucocytes) in your blood will deal with the invaders in their usual business-like manner. But, «|| 11 if you have a Cold on the Ches% it weakens the Tissue of the Lung, and then the White Corpuscles rt| 'Bi lose.a certain amount of their fighting-power, arid so the Germs get a lodging place. Then, unless g| I ! Nature is assisted, those wretched Germs multiply with extraordinary rapidity and commence to yZ - B consume the Lung. p| I DON'T TRIFLE WITH A COUGH. Germs jusT: love coughs. Get right on to Hearne's ft ■ j Bronchitis Cure. It expels the Germs and heals the lung. Of course you may instead eledt || » 1 to take your chances—thousands have done so to their own undoing. The worst case of Consumption .11 that ever was, COMMENCED .with—"JUST A COUGH." Surgery has accomplished many miracles, M II - but no surgeon has yet been able to replace a Rotten.Lung with a new Healthy one. g| •18 DON'T LET THE GERM OF' CONSUMPTION GET THE UPPER HAND. Consumption has || "fl 1 never been known to develops where "Coughs" have been properly treated on their first appearance with gU i| Remedy in the World for Coughs and Colds j||
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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14839, 3 December 1913, Page 7
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474Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14839, 3 December 1913, Page 7
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