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Taranaki Daily News, 3 August 1915, Page 3

''Dick" Stewart writes from hristclmrch: —"During the "lien Hur" ''season Wellington I contracted a very liad throat, and was advised to try iluen/.01.' To my great surprise, lifter but twice gargling (as per direc- ' tions) I was absolutely cured. Having 'liti'l Ihi-s experience, 1' mentioned it to " Susie Vanghan, who had been suf- ' fering from an attack of Bronchitis. '' 1 fere again the result v< as remarkable, for on spsakisigto Miss Vaughan a little iatter, she assured me that the effect 'of 'Huenzol' had been truly wonder"ful, and slie was quite herself again. "I feel sure that Tluenzol' will, in a "very short time, bo knoivn as one of ' llie greatest, remedies for throat complaints.'' If you are iu doubt as to the ■fncaey of 'Tluenzol," just try it, and ••"•t will then realise that as a gargle, " I'lueuzol" is truly "out on its own") TUMtI-'S XO J)AXUER'I here is no di>easc that causes more bodily and mental discomfort or so cessiuliy delies niedieu) aid as snflm.-n.--i, and ]:o medicine Unit will gi»o »:ir-h prompt relief as Chamberlain's (.'i.-ueli Kemedv. When this medicine is tak;'n llie pain in (lie chest disappears, the fever subsides and the whole bntly !:e----comes more comfortable. There is no danger of pneumonia when chamberlain's Cough Keinedy is taken at the first symptom of influenza. Sold by all Chemists and Storekeepers