DSTRESSING BRONCHITIS.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1166, 17 June 1911, Page 3

DSTRESSING BRONCHITIS.

HAD TO GET 111 1 AND-SIT BY FIRE AT NlttllT.

A.XOTHEK SPLEMUD CURE BYHirS.

Jlr=. Christiana Hooper, of Melbourne St., North Adelaide, S.A., wri!os:-"l. am now 53 years of nje, mid suncrcd for nine months' from bronchitis. At first Hid coiifih was not severe, but it gradually grew worse, and became fo distressingly bad that 1 was obliged to get up and sit by (lie fire at night. I icenme very weak' and troubled with night sweats, pain in my chest, Brent ■iinnlitios of nhle'iii, and there was blood in the o>:pccioratod matter, and this greatly alarmed

me. "I had medical advice ana tr.eil mnnj things, but without avail. .\(i".t readme so imieh about Peps-, I thought I would —as a last resource—<jivc them a dial, Mid was greatly surprised at the wondeifill resuli. I can assure you they „mvo mo instant relief, and in a sl.crt tunc completely eureil me. 1 wn p.hul lo say that 1 am now a different woman, and the cough has vanished." Pops are an indispensable remedy for coughs, colds, bronchitis, soi'o threat, chills, asthma, and all lung, throat, ami chest (roubles. Sold by u!l chemists and store.; at Is. Gd. .iml .Is. por bor.or direct from The Tops Pastille Co'., DO Pitt Street. Sydney.--A dvt. 1

BIRTHS, MARRIACEQ, & BEATHI | BIRTH. OCKENDEN.-On June 10, 1911, at their residence, "I'aruloigh," Queen's Drive, Lyall Bay, to Mr. and Mrs. R. Ockeudon —a daughter. AIAREIAGES BACON-PLATTS.-On 7th' June, 1911, at Holy Trinity Church, Port Chalmers, by the Eev. T. AY'. Kewley, M.A., assisted by the Bev. G. Calvert Blathwayt, vicar of (ho parish, Roger Francis Bacon, of Wellington, second sou of tho Rev. Maunsell J. Bacon, M.A., vicar of Swallowiield, England, to Vivien Fanny, daughter of tho late Eev. F. C. riatts, M.A., formerly vicar of Port Chalmers, N.Z. BREAVSTEE-ECCLESFIELD.-On June 12, 1911, at St. Andrew's Church, bv tho Rev. J. Gibson Smith, Sydney Stuart Brewster, of Pukekawa, AVaikato, eldest son of the late Charles Sydney BreWster, of Alexton Hall, Leicestershire, to i Edith, youngest daughter of the late r Robert Ecclesfteld, of Hokitika, AYest- , land. EDIE-PICOT.-On the 29th May, 1911 at St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral, Wellington, by tho Rev. F. G. Evans, John Kerr, eldest son of John Edie, Lawrence, Otago, to Christine Emilia, only daughter of John Picot, Wellington. DEATHS. BRYCE.-On Juno 9, 1911, at Wanganui, Bertha, widow of ' Charles Edward Bryce, and eldest daughter of Mrs. E M. Rogers, No. 9 Goring Street Wellington. ELLISON.-On lGth June, 1911, at AVel'ineton Hospital, Hall George, son of C. J. Ellison, saddler; aged 2 years 3 months. HAMILTON.-On tho 16th June, 1911, at Blancy Cottage, No. 30 Marion Street, John Hamilton, aged S8 years. Private interment 17th June, from Marion Street, at 9 a.m. No flowers, by request.

SHAAV.-On the 11th June, 1911, at tho residence of her 'son, Jlr. Bardie Shaw 123 liiddiford Street, Wellington, Elizabeth, relict of the late J. AV. Show aged 02. AVHITE.-On the ICth Jane, l'jll, a t Foxton Louisa Elizabeth, boiovsd uife of AYi ham J. White, Jato of Wellington, Wellington Eep„ and daughter of the late K. Wamhouse, Stationmaster, Kotorua, Aclson; aged 39 years. E.I.P.