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Hokitika Guardian, 20 July 1931, Page 8

A word to the wise—“Xaz-.'l” is the scientific remedy for coughs and colds. Treats them at the point of infection the mouth, nose and throat. Soothes, oa.>es and relieves. 2s fid »uy.s 12') full doses—ls fid , 60 doses.—Advt.

Cabled from London the ' other day that Londoners now consume 50 p.r cent, less alcohol and smoke 100 per cent. more tobacco than formerly. Yet the enemies of the weed will insist that smoking invariably leads to drinking, >i?d hat the confirm.d, smoker is usually a confirmed ' sot. Hut the cablegram seems "to give the' li direct to that ■ ssrrtion. It is a He, because toßacco nite often does away v'th the craving for alcohol. And while liquor, tak n to excess, fuddles the brain, and destroys the ability to think clearly, tobacco has precisely the opposite effect. It is a sedative and nerve-soother. But beware of over-indulgence in tobacco unless it's pure! If overloaded with nicotine, as •he foreign tobaccos generally are, it will infallibly wreck the health, sooner or later. The world’s purest tobacco ’s the toasted New Zealand. The toasting kills the poison, leaving the tobacco p"re, sweet, mellow, fragrant—and innocuous. There are only four brands of toas'ed • [Riverhead • Gold, Cavendish. Navy Cn‘ No. 3 and Cut Plug No. 10.—Advt.

"arvess EKUISIONj Liver Oil , made 4 nice Lane’s is easy to take and easy to digest— good for young and old.