CONSUMPTION.

New Zealand Tablet, Issue 3, 6 August 1908, Page 7

CONSUMPTION.

The Consumption -world has waited", waited, - waited" for " some genuine cure to be discovered -for- centuries past, and in > the. ■. meantime, has teen swindled right and left by fraudulent -quacks -and- imposters claiming to -have a' cure for this- fell , Everyone will admit- thaU-coughs and colds are weakening : that if not cured in a reasonable, and rational manner they -leave the lungs- and throat in "such a weak condition that consumption has a mighty good start. The consumptive microbe grows, develops, and multiplies weak .and cough-injured lung spots — never in strong lungs. •, . - - Tiissicucap-that -much-used, and -marvellous lung and throat I tonic — quickly any, cough, throat irritation, or bronchial -inflammation." " It -gives, .prompt^ and pleasant, ease and corafortHo any. sufferer. But Tussicur^does .more. .than this, because~Tus"sicura is-.a true lung-healer,, .str-jengthener, and builder. ' Z. r -

- .-Persons suffering' "from ordinary colds, -tickling coughs, bron■chial and .nasal -catarrh", sore or- relaxed throat, huskiness, loss of voice, asthma, bro'nehifis, ''tightness- of the chest, , pleurisy., or influenza cough will find .prompt, and,. ,efllcienb-ceUef. and- strength by taking one or two leaspoonfols of ffussictfrfa several- times a