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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2209, 5 June 1908, Page 1

STUBBORN COLDS. EASILY CURED BY THAT AIAR-A-ELLOUS THROAT AND LUNG TONIC, TUSSICURA. The most difficult colds to cure are the chronic kind—the bronchitis cough, the asthmatical cough, the old-standing influenza cough, the cough that starts with many people at the beginning of winter and often lasts all through till the next spring. And vet these are the very eohgns that Tussicura is most successful in curing. Tussicura’s secret lies in tlio fact that it is a strengthening and building tonic for the lungs and throat-, as well as the best cough medicine known to medical science. One or two teaspoonfuls of Tussicura. at regular intervals quickly loosens and cases any stubborn cough, and its tonic qualities hold every dose—improvement made. You can easily sec that Tussicura’s way of curing all lung ami throat troubles is tlio modern, sensible, and only ratonal way. Tussicura is sold by all good clie'iiiists and grocers in bottles—2s Od each, or direct from the Tussicura Manufacturing Company, . Dunedin.

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