MAKING YOUR OWN COUGH MIXTURE.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1731, 23 April 1913, Page 8

MAKING YOUR OWN COUGH MIXTURE.

■ SAVING BIG MONEY. ' By. a Qualified Chemist. Bring the cost of an oighteimpcnuy Ixittlc of good cough mcdiciiw down to loss than threepence. You can do it. easily. ' ' ' Thousands of Now Zealand peoplo are now using Hean's Essence recipe and saving big money. Hean's Essence has been welcomed from one end of N.Z. to tho other. It saves big money for every home. The fact that one pint, or about eight oighteenpenny bottles of genuine family cough and cold remedy, can be easily and quickly.'made at M homo from bno bottln of Hcan's Essenoo, lias been appreciated l>y parents everywhere. "Please send a bottle of' Hcan's 1 Essence. Last bottle excellent results.—J. W. Williams; secretary Employers' Association, Wanganui."' "Send two more bottles Hcan's Essence. ! Both ourselves and the other person we recommended it ito speak highly of it as an cflectivo cougli 'remedy. It certainly saves a lot of money.—l'Cter Futse, Tarara, Otago." 1 "I'louM send another bottle of your Hcan's Essence. The pint' of. mixture wo prepared from tho last bottle has proven the bost remedy for colds wo hovo ever used, and a long )vny tho_ cheapest— A. Shearsbv, Palmers ton North." i "Kindly send another bottle of Hean s Essence. I made up the last according to directions, anil can say I have never before been able to procure a cough mixture equal to it—Mrs. E. Vosc, Carterton. '"I received your Hean'p Essence safely. Am pleased to say tho bottle made a pint of really good cough mixture. _ Its cheapness is wonderful; —Wm. Ellison, Groyinoutli." • .... Hcan's Esscr.co may now bo obtained at It. C. 'Brien, Cuba Street W. B. P. Perrott's two Pharmacies; Barr.iud and Son, Molesworth Street; and from most grocers and chemists. Mix it with sugar, treacle, and waiter, as per eaf.y directions on the label. It stives such a lot of money, and docs such a lot of good, that its quick popularity is easily accounted for. If your dealer hasn't yet stocked Hean's Essence, ho can easily procuro from his wholesaler for you. Or post free direct on receipt of price—ls. Gd.—from Hean, Chemist, Wanganui. Wherever you buy bo sure, you get Hean's. No other .will do.—Advt.—3.

The Bible Society's monthly raagazina contains tlio following paragraph:— "Wo have received, by'tho kindness of Dr. R. I'. Wilder, of tho Student Christian Movement, tho following interesting autograph letter from Sir Sven Hedin, K.C.1.E., tho well-known Swedish explorer, who a few years ugo travelled across tho forbidden land of Tibet in disguise. Tho letter reads: 'Without a strong and absolute belief in Uod and in His almighty protection I should not liavo been able to livo alono in Asms wildest regious for twelve years. During all my journeys tho Bible has always been my best lccturo and company. Stockholm, December 2, 1912. Sven Hedin.'"

Two hundred clergymen in tho diocese of Truro liavo reported on tho housing conditions in their parishes. The report based on their return states that tlw greatest need of reform as regards strue-. turo in Cornwall is in tlioso picturesquo jisoing hamlets which liavo attracted so many artists and visitors, and nothing but tho entire rebuilding of villages, which would bo considered an act of van. dalism by some, could improve the dwell, ings according to modern ideas. Never theless, tho pcoplo aro for tho most pari healthy.

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