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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 303, 1 June 1915, Page 6

has stood alone as the permanent favourite cough remedy with the public. Others have come —and gone! But Bonnington's after over half a century of trial still holds its place as the sure and safe remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchial and Chest Trouble. It is the sland-by of Mother too, for the throat ailments of her wee ones give way readily to its soothing influence. It is THE cure for Whooping Cough and Croup. Keep it handy in the house this winter. There are many imitations —but they are NOT like Bonnington's—not so effective so safe. SAY: "Bonnington's Please 87

YA ■ v/ •v i" recommend tnisi y " h " *"* r 50 So your retailer will tell you — Jy' / ~ . ~ . Bonnington's Carrageen Irish Moss . " on behind it. has been -the standard Family Medicine in all cases of Bronchitis and Chest Ailments for more than half a century. Others have claimed the public's support—but Bonnington's still holds its own as the dependable, tried-and-found-to-be-good specific. The persistent Cough of Wintertime ceases to persist when Bonnington's is taken; the violent Cold disappears with amazing promptness; Bronchitis, Croup and Whooping Cough yield readily to the soothing and curative qualities of gm My | Keep it in the house this winter—buy it in the larger of the two sizes, as that way is more economical. You will find your storekeeper or chemist as glad to recommend it as Mr. Tressider, of Hastings, who writes as follows : " I arrived in New Zealand (Lyttelton) over fifty years ago, and the first family meciclne 1 remember being made in Christchurch was 'Bonnington's Irish Moss.' I had occasion to try it then for a bad cold, I found it did me good, and since then have used it for myself and family with eve y success. In 1870 1 took up business as storekeeper, and always kept your remedy, 'Bonnington's Irish Moss,' in stock as I felt sure that 1 could recommend it with safety; and 1 may rtate that during my store-keeping time 1 have sold several hundreds of bottles and my customer always spoke very highly of it.' Imitation is the sincerest flattery, and Bonnington's is surely overwhelmingly flattered by its many imitations. Refuse them all—say "Bonnington's or none." m BONNINOTON'S IRISH MOSS Couon.cc*#* Mr* MA, [ :ORCe BONNINGTON •s

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