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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1786, 26 June 1913, Page 7

bronchitis victims.

BREATHE PEPS INTO THE LH.NGS AND SECURE RELEASE I'ROM SUFFOCATING TORTURE. To safely and effectively cure bronchitis, the breathing tubes that run from tho back of th» month to the lungs must bo first cleared of tho phlegm which is obstructing the breath. The delicate walls of these breathing tubes' must also l>e strengthened, so that they will not bo so sensitive to sudden weather changes. Peps provide the most effective means for accomplishing this, as thousands who havo been - rescued from tho suffocating tortures of bronchitis by Peps can testify. In youth or middle age a cough, though it may be the early herald of chronic bronchitis, passes entirely unnoticed. Then when a severe wintor comes along, the cough becomes more and more troublesome, and we never seem to get thoroui'hly clear of tho stringy-phlegm which makes our chest wheeze and hinders our breathing. A tightness seizes the chest and the victim is convulsed with bouts of coiifthing, and' nearly stifled by tho phlcm that clogs the bronchial tubes. The breathe-able tablets, Peps, will stop this trouble. Ordinary medicines which aro taken into the stomach cannot cure because they miss entirely the wind-pipe nnd chest, where the trouble is seated. "When ot Peps tablet is placed in the mouth, ifc eive9 off certniu medicinal fumes which are breathed down tho wind-pip© into tho chest and lungs, and . Gvery bit of the sore and inflamed lining membrane is soothed and healed. The obstructive phlegm is loosened and expelled, breathing is made easy nnd comjortabl© and an end is quickly put to the chest-racking cough. Obtainable of all chemist.? nnd stores at Is. Cd. and fls. per box.—Advt.