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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 832, 2 June 1910, Page 2

The Fams!y Coagh Remedy. '' Parents throughout Australasia know that no cough remedy is so effective and so safe as Bonnington's Irish Moss. , CARRAGEEN • breaks up the cough or cold, wards off bronchitis, and prevents pneumonia. Wise parents always keep a bottle in the home. Mil. J. TusNEitof Dunedin writes: "1 have for some years had your Irish Moss lor Mrs. Turner, and she has derived much benefit by its use, I but Eonnti)^lon , s Iris)) Moss has I quite 'restored her,, and she is noiv it lo many persons, and believe that all have licc.i pleased with its effect." RE FU SE SUBSTITUTES.' FOR INFANTS, INVALIDS and the AGED. assists nature, It is used mixed with fresh new milk and forms a delicate and nutritive cream which is enjoyed and assimilated when z other foods disagree. It is entirely free from rough and indigestible particles which produce irritation in delicate stomachs. "The Lancet" describes it no "Mr. . Benger'* admirable preparation.''

Mothers and interested persons are remieited to-write for Booklet "Henccr's Food and How to Use it." This contains a "Concise Guide to the Rearing of Infants," and practical information on the rare Df Invalids, Convalescents, and the Aced. Post free on application to Denver's Food Ltd., Otter Works, Manchester, Eng. Dinger I Pcoi is sold ir. tins ty Druggists, etc, rjcryjihtrc. Kt; i Of Delicious Piquancy \ ' arA 1 ■j Appetising Flavour— [ \ <?* \ \ Cenuino [ I Worcester <cJ«Miili<L>*© | i! MAKES MEALS \ ENJOYABLE. \ \ IF IT CLINCHES. • / 'fj Slip the\- u |$bX under Uμ V s$