JULY WEATHER DANGERS.
'HOW TO ESCAPE COUGHS AND COLDS. Bad weather soon finds tho weak spot in the chest, and in particular plays liavoc with those whose vitality is lowered by the weight of years or tho strain of old-standing chest trouble. Serious danger is, however, removed if the first signs of a cough 01 roM are treated at once with breathe-able, chest-strengthen-ing. Peps tablets. As Peps dissolve in tho month they give off medicinal fumes which are inhaled with tho breath, and soothe, heal and strengthen every port of the breathing passages. Germs lurking in tho mouth, throat, nostrils, and bronchial tubes are immediately destroyed, and all the lung tissues (which are beyond the direot renoli of liquid medicines) aro guarded against' further attacks. By this direct breathe-able action, Peps not only strengthen and protect any weak spot in the chest and give immediate relief to tho chronic bronchitis sufferor, but they provide the throat and chest with a • perfect defence against coughs, colds, sore throat, and other chest ailments so prevalent at this season. All chemists retail Peps at Is. Gd. er 35., or they may be obtained direct from Tho Peps Co., 39 Pitt Street, Sydney. .
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1794, 5 July 1913, Page 13
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199JULY WEATHER DANGERS. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1794, 5 July 1913, Page 13
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