COLDS THAT "HANG ON."

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 243, 2 July 1918, Page 8

COLDS THAT "HANG ON."

PEPS REMOVE THEIR OR IP AND WARD OL'T LliXCl TKOIUJIiK Ifs the cold that "hangs on" with irritating persistency that weakens the lungs and causes permanent chest weakness. Breatheable Peps tablets are n boon, because they prevent colds hanging on. Mrs. Francis King, Kit Newman Street, Newtown, Sydney, writes:— "In my younger days 1 was very subject to violent colds. 1 remember one attack when I was sixteen years of age. I could not shake it oil', nnd for liiree months it hung on to me, and I was afraid it was settling on my lungs permanently. I tried all sorts of remedies to gel; rid of the tightness on the chest, and allay tho bronchial irritation that brought on violent tits of coughing. On account of the severe straining caused by my cough, 1 became quite weak. My fjiroat was nore and my lungs very congested. Happily, 1 was induced to try Peps. "Peps loosened the phlegm, which then camo awny very easily, and ] Began to shake the cold off rapidly. So pleased was I at the effect of this remedy that I kept on with Peps until the soreness in my throat had quite gone away, and my cold was completely better. Since this, T have nevor had such a violent cold; indeed, lately I l.avc lever guttered from colds at all." Pops are the unequalled remedy for coughs, colds, sore throat', laryngitis, bronchitip, asthma, influenza, cough, "officer's throat," wheeziness, night cough, whooping cough and croup. I'eps aro sold bv al chemists and stores at Is. fid. or 3« ' a box. Head Australian Depot, The Peps Co., 39 Pitt Street, Sydney.