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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2266, 28 September 1914, Page 9

HAD DIARRHOEA WHEN TEETHING. "When teething my little girls suffered greatly from Diarrhoea," 6ays Mrs. Alioe A. Powoll, Oressy, Tas. "When first attacked I took her to the doctor, but his treatment did her no good whatever. As sixteen children had died of diarrhoea in tho previous two weeks T was greatly alarmod. I gave her a few doses of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, and tho result was simply marvellous. In a. few hours I noticed a decided improvement, and the child was nuickly well again."—Advt.

Conductors on tho Central London "tube"-trains liavo been told that tlioy must acquire a softer tone, as complaint lias been made that they pitch thoir voices tod high. They were recently warned that the names of stations must be called out with sufficient clearness, and ordered to cultivate better voices unless they wished to be removed to other posts. Ton inhalo the fragrant properties of "NAZOL" through tho nostrils, then you lake one or two drops on a lump of loaf sugar and allow it to dissolve "> U> e mouth. Tn this way the homing, soothing qualities of "NAZOL" reach tho affected parts thoroughly. ■I'iat is.;«'hy it cures Colds and Influenza sn quickly. In, lid. everywhere. Got a JNnzol Inhaler. —Advt.