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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 586, 14 August 1909, Page 10

= Mrs. Snobbington - (anxiously): "But, v my< dear son, is Miss Smith, to whom you are so strangely rtttraiitcd,-of an l old family " Head--strong' son: '.'Yfe, mother'; she told mo sho'.had' every, .reason: to-believo, that _ some of - her to-: ■cestors wcro really,, prehistoric.'.'"'.- • >/;:; To "J. C." wired Bernhardt,*;"tho Divine," "If I tour-through your States 19-9, r \ Can I gfit, if Tm'-ill, v<v< : . Laxo-Tonic,, tho Pill? l?or if- not, I your, offer decline." . ... ~y Laso-ToniCjPills, IOSd/'nnd 1 Is. Gd.

EDDIE VEATHERBURN- ' When he was 6; months old, Eddie ? • Weathcrburn, 21 Windmill Street, • i Miller's Point, Sydney* N.S.W.i' ' suffered greatly from bronchitis,'and' ', his motherj .Mrs. E. Weathcrburn, -- decidcd to give SCOTTS Emulsion • • . ■ a-trial. "From tfce first ; bottle 3 RoJlced an im- .: ■ provemenv'-shc writes (Sep- . • . tember 1907). "He: is HOW: '' restored \to'w complete*,;;, good . loolks ■ ■■.•, well and rosy, wMc&i is entirely due to ■ SCOTT'S EmuSsion " Think v ' : of."emulsion " and you- will think ■: >ii of " SCOTT'S." AH emulsions are : similar in appearance, but that is a11../:«v : .It is only results that count;'and ■ the :■ ■ results of SCOTT'S follow from the >1 • fact-'that SCOTT'S' is: the only 1 emulsipU;,on whiqh ypti canlrely tooinH ■ cure V "l 'SCOTT'S ''lishman "on the . package, is the guarantee of. the '! ' v; 'desired cure." r '^ _ Oi iU Uicmlsts and dcalers in mcdicincs. r.'7. ■ > THE MARK BY-WHICH TOO "PICK OUT YOUR CURE I s r

"in ray opinion), LAKE'S EiULSSOI has ma equal." ■ In a letter-to-the Lane's Emul-. ..as/- - Bion Coy.,' Mr- A. -S; Cookson, ot» <:<*» Invercargill.says:—" About throe years ago I was in a poor state .. IJV of-health, iiiy. weight being, only nine stone. I seemed'to-be'in a " '•» "nil my friends sym-;: 1 ' 1 -, patliised -wiSh.'- me and ' Beeihed; to ', think that I would soon,.be a\\a> - from, them Ono of my chums strongly rccoiraiondod me to try •: ' Lane's Emulfilbn.'. I had almost ' ' ' "' made up my. iri&d that It was only ~. .1 , a matter of tiii£e,; and that It van, v.,; ; no good trying l anything more J •' took his advices-however, and sent , : away for a.case- oil-three dozen. .These I itook aMcording - to diiectlons; aiid -whcai finished found ■;;tiiatVjny\Voleht'''tad.Jnorea6ed by,- - , , 28 .pounds,' and .my health clmply. ~i-perfect'. -, ..I can strongly rccom-' ■ . -mend Lane's Emntslon to anyone - >.■ , who,'like myself, w&b fading away.-. .. In my. case there.', w'as nothing' apparently, the matcer,: but I 'was ' " gradually getting"" thinner and. weaker.' 'lii iny. opinion Lane's. <. ■ Emulsion aB a body-irailder has no: -v.i equal."—Signed, A. ! S. Cookson,- ! Invercavglll. Lane's Epulsion will act for: you as it did for Mr. Cookson. i It ' •- -. always assists digestion, builds up . flesh, and adds strength!' treble-action of Lane s- Emulnloji v .[.. is unique with Itself, and cannot -. 'be found In the many - substitutes , and imitations which-, Hood the- -. - > . market,, Lane's Emulsis-a Iri two ■••'"'sizes can be fOund'lu'tlie atocLb' of : ,/ all chemists and grocprß throughout the Dominion. Saadl size » 2/6, large Bl?.o 4/S. this lfgo' - size is the economical size. i 9 ANTISEPTIC Coughs, , Cold# and I'J niliuiiiwpnw- n.i mm ' iffCCtlGllS. cnta in if- T' ue pv Mi.woureo