CONSUMPTION.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9121, 14 April 1908, Page 4

CONSUMPTION.

STILL CLAIMS ITS VICTIMS. That old enemy of the human"'race —consumption —still claims its victims, and in increasing numbers. A cold neglected—that is always the start —always. It seems inconceivable that persons who know perfectly well that a neglected cold will cause the sufferer to find a consumptive’s grave persist in neglecting themselves. Don’t let a cold get a start—stop it right at the beginning with Tussicura—a truly marvellous throat aud luug tonic. Two teaspoonfnls of Tussicura taken at the beginning of a cold quickly clears the nasal passages, relieves the feverishness, aud reduces the membranous inflammation.

You will find consumption exceedingly difficult to cure wheuut has a good start—but (and note this well) you can positively cure a cold and thus prevent consumption by taking Tussicura when the cold first appears, Tussicura is sold in two sizes, 2s 6d, by all good chemists and grocers, or direct from the sole proprietors, The Tussicura Manufacturing Company, Dunedin. THE HARTNETT MILKER. Mr A. France, Taikorea, writes : After using the “Hartnett” Milking Machines eleven months under close observation and testing, I have not been able to trace any ill effects upon the cows, their teats aud udders being in a perfect condition. The cows have milked quite as well as when milked by hand, with marked improvement in test. Two hands ouly were required to operate the four machines milking the herd of 68 cows in two |hours. ” —O. Dahl & Co., Ltd., agents, Palmerston North.