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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2004, 11 March 1914, Page 5

Don't Neglect-^^^^. Every day you neglect Catarrh is a W Wls MwL &*$ day further from perfect health; Old /jkSNjj/ \w!fiij®sm£Q S^ Father Time is checking your care of is! yourself with the Hour-Glaes of Life— ■.. ' M delay a day too lonpand you have v -i»'tySki £ only.youfself to blnme fortheconso- . J>W> r&SiaSsL "Vj qwnc'es. Do be warned in time. ■ In. ,(|!*s3£sS£Sesjg£ You know what Catarrh ig, with its ' VU V" ,^ N ~—-". humiliating: and discomfortingsympton.is. , A slishtcolddevelopaintoastubbornand protracted one, whifetlio discharges from the nose are most offensive and annoying. As the inflammation extende further up into the head and thedelicate mechanism of the . ear is attacked, there is a continual buzzing and ringing in the oars, and frequently'the hearing is partially or totally lost. Headaches are almost constant, with sometimes acute pniris in the eyes, and the noFe becomeseo -plupged up that the patient muet.-breathe through the mouth, while the elimy secretions are forced bank into tho throat, requiring almost continual hawking and epitting to dislodge them. At certain stages of the disease the odor of the breath becomes very bad, to the mortification and embarrassment of th« sufforrta, and the disgust of all who come near them. Gradually the mucous discharge finds its way into the internal organs, and a most miserable form of Dyspepsia, or Catarrh of the Stomach, is the inevitable consequence. The blood becomes con-' taminated by the catarrhal poisons and unhealthy matter, and these are distributed through the body.' Catarrh is then a'doep-seated, dangerons, constitutional or systemic disease, and its effrct upon tho general health . and syatom is. soon apparent—appetite ard strength arepone.weiphtislost, 'despondency'takes'the place of confidence, and ihe disease frequently . ... settles in come vital organ or terminates in Bronchitis, Asthma, Neuritis, or dread Consumption. • I want all wlionronffl'cted-with Catarrh to trjr a sample boUleof "Kat-or-ah" Inhalant at itir • flcSTin iln infl'uoncc'on tho mucous membrane. It br.s n distinctly soothins. healing and aroaa'nntivo effect, aufScicnt to disintegrato pnd dislodge the slimy mucous cccumulations. "Knt-af-nh" is first aid to Catarrh sufferers. Its healing effects arc niraply marvellous. You can notice an improvement immediately after bntinnine its use. It quietly takes up ila work of killins tho diseuM norms, of minimising, and cvbnuHly stopping, tbo discomforting mucous diEcharees .in tho noso and throat—mucous that is finding its way into your stomach and IwlKpp'yyo'iwi'S'a Trial Botilo of "Kat-ar-ah" Inhalnni, FREE OF 'CHARGE, if yon -will . Bond me your full n.imo and addrws, tosetherwith 3d. in Btamps tocovcrcost of posiaGS. Writo address plninly. elate whether Mr., lire, or Mi«a, and be sure to mention this paper. Send for your bottle MOW.' HERBERT HERDF.B. 2 Bridge Street, Sydney. . ■■ ' ■ ■' ' |»%The result of the investigation by England's great medical journal, "The Lancet," \a «U| proved that fine tea like AMBER TIPS at 2/- per Ib. is almost as cheanES fl| inferior teas at 1/6, because it gives more cups to the lb. and means belter health.72 *y WHOLESALE AGENTS: MESSES THOM PSON BEOS., LTD., WELLINGTON, Jl IIiIISSIH : If [ p *f says she couldn't do without. \ p H VAN HOUTEN'S COCOA It keeps ; | \ the children well and happy; helps her \ || % with the housework, and is Fathtr s : m Qi i favourite breakfast and supper beverage j | ; j g VAN HOUTEN'S goes farther than | | p other cocoas too! — Easily made : *| vj Enjoyed by "everyone * ''$!''' F| V, . ~,.m n^mm/ ■; "TTLnmr i ■ -i ni i 7 ■ ~11 Ii i ~ i .iiil " ■■■■ With this SUCTION. RETAINER - Yoa cam Laugh,; EaJ, Cfoew, CongSi, Sneeze, . .' ' as olften as you. please BY ATTACHING ONU OF x Dr. Rayner's Triple Suction Retainers." THE AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS, Over Winder's Wellington; also Aacklaml Wm. P. SOMMERVIUE, Manaoer. I lii'l-Oicnuir uiunr, in uiv/wrtianto t35~/~G>rsxir&'t2o7S!<iri(!drij • W'j "U Standard WMra) on both Oiled Iα same Him '' 6fj • IOC) Rm 815X125 TYRE-TO FIT 815/105 RIM &7S>/\p<z> > » 520X155' TYPe TO Fir 820/120 - • 88CX1S2> '"■■■■ BSO/120 . . 920X155 920/120 • " 595X150 , TY&ErTOFiT 895/i3& « . D35M50 ■- _ ' _... &3S>/ ' ITh- sical nmu ol CONTINENTAL OVERSIZES B. Amtrtan Rimi. hi Aich nc cunubcti'K » amplelo I niio. hai wAuai iu lo aUo ofltr mm ol Eoroptjn Gin llit great «d»anUgn « ••QVI'JbIZE" Tirm,, I ; which (r.thn grcilef Tytff Economy, Rcilcnr/. and Coinfort. I Z, "° THE CONTTNENTAITTcT RUBBER COMPANY PTV. LTD, I