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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 827, 16 April 1910, Page 3

reason for the remarkable popularity of his remedy, Mr Evans said it was undoubtedly due chiefly to its purity and unfailing efficacy and its freedom from all narcotics and dangerous drugs, thus making it safe for even the youngest child ; other reasons being, he said, a pleasant taste and speedy and lasting effect.” “Is your Great Gough Cure TUSSICURA much different in composition from other cough medicines?” Tasked. Mr Evans replied: “Emphatically so ; and I consider the fact of my formula being off the beaten track, and entailing the use of many valuable extracts never before used in British Pharmacy, the primary reason for the great success of TUSSICURA, Evans’s Great Cough Cure. One of these extracts,” Mr Evans went on to say, “is that of a rare tropical plant, which some years a"r> proved to be almost speeme m cases of bronchitis, asthma, and chronic chest and lung troubles, and the efficiency of TUSSICURA in radically curing these more serious complaints makes it infinitely superior to the ordinary cough preparations, which, as a rule, only aim at temporary relief through the medium of opiates and narcotic poisons, and often do more harm than good.” “ What do analysts and the medical profession think of TUSSICURA, the Great Cough Cure ? I suggested. Mr Evans said: “It has received the endorsement of purity, safety, and efficacy at the hands of the highest authorities, is recommended by doctors, nurses, and people of position evejywhere, and chemists in every town, both here and abroad, are testifying to the enormous demand for it-”

“What do you recommend TUSSICURA, the Great Cough Compound, for ?” “Coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma, nasal catarrh, influenza, whooping cough, old age cough, and all chronic chest and lung troubles, and I might mention that during the severe influenza epidemic of two years ago no remedy was more widely used or uniformly successful.”

“Presumably you must possess many testimonials ?” “Hundreds and hundreds, from high and low.”

“ Do you ever pay for these?” “ Most certainly not. All the testimonials I possess are spontaneous letters of satisfaction and gratitude, and entirely unsolicited.”

I then made my departure, thoroughly convinced that if ever an article justified all that was claimed lor it, Evans’s TUSSI’ CURA, the Great Cough, Throat, and Lung Cure, was that one-

WANGANUI EDUCATION BOARD. ANNUAL MEETING OF HOUSEHOLDERS. Householders in the various School Districts are reminded that the Annual Meetings of Householders for the receptions of the report and balance sheet for the last year, and for the election of School Committees for the ensuing year, will be held in the schoolhouses on MONDAY, 25th April, at 8 p.m. The meeting at Wanganui will be held in the Borough Council Chambers, and the meeting at Castlecliff will be held in the Public Hall. The meeting at Taikorea will be held in the building used for school purposes at the corner of the Taikorea Road and Cooper’s Line. The number of members to be elected is 5, where the average attendance for last year did not exceed 25 ; 7, where the average attendance exceeded 25, but did not exceed 200 ; and 9 where the average attendance exceeded 200. W. J. CARSON, Secretary. Wanganui, April 13th, 1910. HUGE UNRESER VED AUCTION SALE. Manchester House, Foxtou, Wednesday, 20th inst., at 1 p.m, rjIHE MANAWATU AUCJL TIONEERING CO., are instructed by Mrs Gupwell to sell by public auction to the highest bidder all the contents of the wellknown “Manchester House,” Foxton, comprising : Seven tables (including x dining and 3 dressing tables), 2 table covers, 3 wicker chairs, 35 Canadian chairs, 5 pieces linoleum, 7 sack stretchers, 7 wire stretchers, 4 washstands and ware, 1 tiled washstand and ware, 1 duchess chest, 1 1 graphaphoue and 12 records, 1 White sewing machine, stair carpet, 1 gocart, 2 mats, lamps, 12 towels, ink stand, 1 couch, 5 mirrows, x double iron bedstead, 19 pairs blankets, 6 single kapoc mattresses, 3 flax mattresses, 2 double spring mattresses, 5 kapoc mattresses, 3 wire stretchers, 5 quilts, 12 pairs sheets, 22 pillows, 1 bolster, 2 double toilet sets, 12 flannelette blankets, 1 portable copper and boiler, cooking utensils, crockery, cutlery, pictures and rugs, etc., etc. Auctioneer’s Note. —■ Much of this stuff is practically new, the house having been re-furnished in December last. The goods are absolutely without reserve, JNO. R. GRAHAM, Auctioneer.