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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2512, 13 July 1915, Page 3

.THROAT TROUBLES.'

PEPS AVERT WEATHER EVILS. The throat is the first spot to be affected by the chilly weather* because it is reached directly by the air we breathe. Now, tho throat leads to the windpipe, winch is the way to the lungs, and the wrong treatment or neglect of the slightest throat soreness may easily result in serious chest and lung trouble. When one feels a sense of fulness at tho back of the throat, a ; tickling sensation which forces a littlo hard cought, a slight hoarseness, or perhaps • discomfort in swallowing, tlic best thing to do is to let one or two Peps tablets dissolve in tho month. Ttie rich, medicinal, germkilling fumes which are givsh off by the Peps tablets reach* every part _ of ' the throat, and not only act as a disinfectant, but soothe away all irritation and inflammation of tho membrane. This caunot be done by ordinary gargles and so-called liquid remedies, because Naturo will not allow any liquid or solid -medicinesto pass through the windpioe to the' lungs. There, are scores of ways of catching a chill, and, tho number of ways in which a chill may provo dangerous to life is almost unaccountable. But there is only one woy to safeguard against chills alia their consequences—sore throat, bronchitis, pleurisy, and pneumonia—and that is to keep Peps handy. ; Peps aro the genuine germ-killing tablets, and tho incomparable remedy for coughs, colds, chills, sore throat, bronchitis, asthma, officer's thnat, influenza, coughs, etc. Sold by all chemists and medicine vendors at Is, 6d. 01; 3S; a box,