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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 942, 8 October 1910, Page 14

• ¥• ALL OVER THE WORLD \i a thousands of housewives use u H Sunlight Soap In preference to H { , m an y other, because It cleanse* the fj K clothes more thoroughly, and at j§ . M'half the cost, without injury to a , /' ' % hands or fabric 8 * Sunlight lengthens your ff ," leisure and lightens Jj/ ' , your work. Js? ,- Follow the directions given ronnd , ' -" i each tablet and the dirt drops out. j I J ,•(.;•■•■ _ ( • ■"••:.'.;,Croup ■; '"'.. ,ean be cured .C'-by SCOTT'S. ;=,'Emulsion I . Croup, acute or chronic, is best cured by Scott's Emul"sion. Scott's Emulsion permanently cures croup. This 5 , statement is made because . of parents' have writi ■ _ "ten to say their children were , ; .cured of'croup by Scott's ' ; - "'Emulsion. For example, Mrs. . E. M. Beard wrote, 19th May, . 26,Bennett Street, -\ - Moore Park, Sydney, N.S.W.': "One bottle of Scott's Emulsion com-' ,'. pletcly cured try little daughter, aged one ( > year and four months, of a nasty attack of h'. croup. Ten months ago she was very til with uastmg disease After aJ& a second bottle of Scott's KflmiL Emidswn she began to sleep ina mS) well and tvas not so fretful fLvSm* In tliree montlts she did not ' (I IsT ' " !a sante c *"^' an^ . J i * <•. ; /Bj jm she is nowjustasstrongasshe "' '".!' ■> KSa was weak before Tins tradejl( *£fb mark was on the emulsion I bought" , '? ;If.'you wish to get rid. of -'"croup and decide to buy .'--. *>Spbtt's Emulsion,., decide. A.;'>/also to GET SCOTT'S • You may be , asked io buy another emul- , '" sion an'd told, it is "just as v good as Scott's." Substitute -' emulsions can, only be sold ( on the reputation of Scott's s Emulsion. Scott's Emulsion cures the disease— , no matter the age of the patient—and will-be approved by your Doctor for Croup if you ask him ( : , ( 'Of all Chemists and Dealers in Medicines.

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