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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2235, 6 July 1908, Page 2

According to the opinion of manydoctors in New Zealand, tliat dreadful scourge, Consumption, has ob- -S taincd a strong hold in the Dominion, and anything that will tend to conn- ■*-( ternct its terrible ravages should bo. ; welcomed as a boon and a blessing to i mankind. It-is well-known that : a slight cold neglected in its earlier s , a Be s , is frequently the precursor of : : - phthisis, and many a valuable life •' eou d have been saved bad an effectual remedy been applied before the -f disease had established itself in tho system. Such a remedy is to bo found i„ TUSSICURA, 'and the innumerable testimonials received',by - ’ . i n - , ni , voi 'for of this preparation, which has earned a world-wide ropu- ■ i tation, proved conclusively that it is a certain; cure for all pulmonary complaints. A dose of this mixtu.ro -';;3 administered when a person is suffer- /; mg from a bad cold or a harassing . cough will not o-lilv give instant re- - lief, but will also strengthen the organs affected, thus preventing liioro serious trouble in the future. Pievolition is better than cu.re, and for,,.Ax’this reason no bousehold should bo with a bottle of TUSSICURA, as its timely administration will obviate : suffering in after life, and preserve' ;v> the co-iistitution from disease. ,One feature of the preparation should not .Ashe overlooked—namely, that -it- is applicable to both .the adult and in- vij fant, all that is necessary being the adjustment of the doses to the. circumstances, according to the direc- $ tidns. TUSSICURA i* obtainable .A; from all chemists and medicine dealers throughout tile Dominion. , fj!