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Gisborne Times, Volume XLV, Issue 4007, 13 August 1915, Page 3

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BOWU NOTON'S IRISH MOtt \Sold How How i liiO S+JPsLf 8- ‘r'S’SSf ■"i says the retailer * ‘ and there is nothing in my stock that I can more conscientiously recommend for coughs and colds than Bonnington’s Irish Moss. For over half a century it has been the standard, neverfailing remedy, and the public have set their seal of approval upon sansifuresge., ikish -jfV/ 1 t gC.' If r Geo. Bale, Trocadera Hotel, New ■ Plymouth, writes at follows: "In reference to yout preparation ‘Botmington a Irish Mon,' 1 wish to itata that it hat given mo areal relief when I urea it for > •evera attack of Influcnia. I have every conWence w recommending it. The genuine effectiveness of U»». long-tried specific is proved to the hilt by such letters as these. Two sizes—get the large bottle —most economical 1 #2 Hr. E. Stevens, of Dannevirke, writes at follows: “f havevarr much pieettsre in addias my tettuneny to the curative power* ol 'Bennington's Irith Mot* at it hat cured rae of tome very revere colon- l »*• commend h to youae *»• old alike “