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New Zealand Tablet, 20 December 1906, Page 30

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TUSSICURA. - ~ i it i - " 1 1^^m m ■ ii h ■ ■ .^^^^^f^K^R^. "" I ■ -* - The world is full of chronic invalids, who have got | Sui/ 'M\\/// uSil^^M into that condition by first neglecting a cold and then * ~^_ ' ' J>§^^ ffflvW w^M^^l getting wrong treatment. There is a pretty prevalent idea y *^—"^"^^^^^^ i C\\\v/j WlmiH^^^. """ about that colds and coughs are slight ailments. That is . \ v)'/-^^*^*^,. ~^jj^^7 Ja*\w\iilllnl!i^^^. ' one of the popular errors on which churchyards grow fat. (f '" W Kswyh fllj^^^^^L When you get a cold,* get right to work~6n it, and don't }/ (CJ \Bf|u|li '//mlk^Bb things out, and . . ■ __• TUSSICURA finds its way to many sick rooms by such gentle hands. If you have a sick friend suffering from any pulmonary or bronohial trouble, you oan undertake an errand of mercy yourßelf , and get a glow of virtue at a very small cost. Obtainable from all Merchants throughout the Colony. . .