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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9185, 7 September 1908, Page 7

There is not a particle of opium or other narcotic in Chambei lain's Cough llernedy, and never has been nince it was first offered to the public. It is an sate a modicine for (1 . child iw for an udult. This remedy is famous lor its cures of colds and croup, und can always be depended upon, l-'or Kale by all chemists and storekeepers. ____

s's Irish Moss will care yo£f Cough or Cold. csxmnaaa^cWhen you catch cold, < is to pay no attention *> least until it develops ini Chitis, pleurisy, p;i-;u»v> even something more sern The other way is to at u CARnACI£H It will quickly you, .-<»»>ilir the irritation, heal tlv I'irrrs, and make them strong anil hc.ltiiy. Rend the experience of Mr. N. H. Litolff, of Mon.injjl.on, Dursedm: — •• I desire to express my w'tWfr.rtWm of the qualities of Hoiiniiiirnni's Irish Moss, for i-oiighs a».l ml.!a. I vMierd from a cmu:h Jr<r:idt'n!!v for i'ltiv considerable time. I trii'.l several -nuyh remedies without ftottlnjf any relief wliatever, until I purchased a b Hie of your Irish Moss. After ti.king it .for a short time it quickly drove all traces of the cough away."

© Refuse Substitutes. Ask for BONNINGTON'S Irish Mow and do not be persuaded to toko a substitute which gives the dealer a bigger prolit. ,q