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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 285, 26 August 1920, Page 6

EEAL lIEr,P FOE CATAEEE SIJFFBKBES. If you are alfucleu witn Catarrh you know only too well the danger and' Humiliation that this disease brings. You have longed ior relief—you lave wanted, to bo five from Hawking, spitting, tho lolii bmttli, tho annoying discharge and the dropping of mucus in the throat. You have thought sometimes, that it wan nioio Uian a trilling aiuncut—more than a disgusting disease, (hut perhaps it wan u dangerous one—and you vera right. Even though catarrh works away lrom tho lungs it ircuuently causes catarrhal deafness and head noises that drives tho ........1-riic.riy uaia.c. ic tuuls tno mind, clogs tho nostrils, and slowly but surely umieriiiuies tho general health. If you have catarrh—don't neglect it. Don't Jot it make you into u worn-out, run-down catarrhal wreck. Paiiiiint, the great European treatment for catarrh, should bring you real, lasting benefit from jour trouble. Don't think that because sprays, inhalers or salves h'avo failed, that tboi°o is no help for you. Catarrh is a disease <f tho blood, and the,only possible way to relievo it is by treating tho blood itself. Drive tho catarrhal poisons from tho system and tlio disease itself must, vanish. Farniint acting directly upon tho Mood and mucous membrane has brought real help to sufferers in all parts of the worldeven under our own trying climatic conditions it has proved successful, and. ia now eagerly sought for by uitarrh sufferers in every Stato in the Commonwealth. If you have catarrh in any form you ought to give- Parmint a trial. It should bring you complete''relief from your trouble and give you a wider margin of health than you havo thought it possible to obtain.—Advt,