liiiiiiljyWjjMiiiip )h" Don't'"put up wU/b that fevensh cold uvv longer. Bonnington's Irish Moss will quidUly "get busy" on the vicious cold germs and relieve the •inflanima* lion pi the membrane lining the air r passages. Bonnington's will swiMv clear the choked-up passages, dispeling that enervating, feverish feeling, enabling you to breathe freely. has the unqualified endorsement of manv thousands in this .generation --as"it had in the generation belore. We quote one of many testimonials:— Stewart Island. "I have been suffering from a .y-fr severe cold in the cheat laiely "* r,w iind'Uave tried all kinds of soculled cough cures, but I'still tlnd •Bonniupton's Irish". Moss 10 be the beat. I reeoni- j |cw« mend it to my friends as it. -J***! is a Ions; wav- cheaper than-1 Doctors'Bills." „„, mT ,„ TT |"T H. R. COTTBELL. Ivf Ask your chemist or I storekeeper for Boiling- t Yg*-$ ; ton's Irish Moss. £ 104 .L£
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 52, 5 June 1916, Page 3
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149Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 52, 5 June 1916, Page 3
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