FLUENZEL

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1527, 24 August 1912, Page 14

FLUENZEL

As showing tie high "opinion held by tho Theatrical Profession regarding "FLUENZOL," Miss Florence Imeson, tho leading "boy" of tho "Sinbnd tho Sailor*' Pantomime, and Mr, George Portus liavo troth expressed themselves enthusiastically as to the great valuo of tho preparation aa a gargle FOR THEOAT TROUBLES. ""Mr. Richard Stewart, Manager of "Ben Hnr" Company, now writes from the Clarendon Hotel, Christchurch, im a similar strain. In n, "letter'to the Proprietary, he says:— ■ "During the season in Wellington, I contracted a very bad throat, and

was advised to try 'Muenzol.' To my great surprise, after but twice gargling, (as per instructions), I \va3 ABSOLUTELY CUBED! ■"Having had this experience, I' mentioned it to Miss Susie Vtuighan, who hail been suffering from an attack of Bronchitis, and here again the result was most remarkable, for on speaking to Miss Va,nghan a little later, she assured mo that the effect was truly wonderful, and she was quite herself again. "I consider it my duty to let you know of t!iese cures, and shall certainly mention Fhienzol to all mem- . bers of tUo companies visiting New Zealand.

"I feel sure that 'Fluenzol' will, in a very short time, bo known as one of the greatest remedies for Throat Complaints." ■ Enquiry was made by the Proprietary as to whether the foregoing letter might be published, and tho following prompt reply was received by wire:—"Certainly use letter —my statements absolute facts.— Stewart."