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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1546, 16 September 1912, Page 6

WIFE-CUEE3 HUSBAND OF ASTHMA, ■ "Jly wife is my doctor, she understands my- complaint very well," says Mr. Alfred Burnett. 67 "Wieksteed Place Wanfrairm; X.Z. "When I had nn-attnelc of asthma she eavo me' a 'Tubbing with Chamberlain's -Pniit Balm. got. me to tnk«iChsmbarlninis Coueh Remedy at Iho. same. time, and the-relief was wonderful. I am .satisfied that this treatment is tho best I have.over, tried, nnd I recommend It to all sufferers from asthma."—Advt.

Grin-of Hip largest hint, most beautiful ' of.-lfenlfica] photographs yet exhibited in U'elliji'gton is at present on view in tho =Ik>w. .window of Messrs. Kirkcoldie midbrain*'' on Lambton Quay. The photo(jraph. which is most• daintily tinted, repnvenrs the amusing millinery scene in "Nobody's Daughter/' to' be played by the Hiimnor-Uenniston , Company at the Opera. House- next week. The scene is a blaze of miUinerj-j mid includes anions others the mr'traits of Mrs. Though.-- Miss Lizette I'arkt?. anil Mf. Miivry I'limnier. You can feel the c/IVcia of "N.AZOL" immeiliatoly y»'i wwmenw to iisiv'it As fo'in as Hie frasrr'.nt liculing properties of this remedy'pcnetijato affected - pnrlf you realiso your rdrl is pndinp. It's foorl, "it's plcasan't, it's s«f». and it only costs Is. 6a, . Said everywhere.—Advt.