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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1871, 3 October 1913, Page 11

Benger's Food is universally recommended by medical men. For use during illness and convalescence. For weakly infants and overgrowing children. As a supplementary food in malnutrition, and for all cases ol dyspepsia and impaired digestion. - /f\ For INFANTS, JS%\ Invalids and Aged* ■«•/ is comforting, when other foods " C vsrr- cause P a ' n * * s p\\k the most easily I jjf i \\ digested of all lIS fo°d s ) but is not f\ I pre-digested. // Btnrtt*s Feed ft stM iy I Drvfzis:/, etc., cvtrywhirt, BEHQEES FOOD, LTD. y mahohesteb, lns. 'fl \j' ,) Nswvork°S.&A.) W I. nI \ 9 s " William Street l{ \ SVD.VEY (K.S.W.) // \ \ 217, Pitt street, p.«. ■—rK >a Canadian Agents-* j -warr' YT \ National frog and /, <5iV \ Co., Ltd., % ii&m* M. St. Gabriel fit, A W&&£i riifiSifeMontra&l, apd Bnn ches Yfl throughout Canada. V^*-—>-179Z. Preparation by Correspondence for PUBLIC EXAMS. MATRICULATION, JUNIOR and /fPH SENIOR CIVIL SERVICE, Ijljjjf I TEACHERS' "c " 'mi " D,J| Y\ 4? fflM ACCOUNTANCY, PROFESSIONAL nnd [yffißgs% /mm wnivebsity f&A DEGEEES. JIMS TT Heiwrsway & RoherUon'a syatem etudents are supplied with specially printed Lessons compiled by experts, each subject being in the hinds of a specialist who lias had long cxp«:ri»nc« in tuition by mail. Under Ibisiystem Candidates proirew mofc rapidty than by lecturcs, btcanse(a) No . time is lost in coins: to and from classes in all weathers; (b) The fall attention of the teachcr is concentrated on each papor; fc) The student xeceivcs written answers to all his queries: (d) Everything is at hand for reference at all ttmw. The fees are moderate, and payable by instalments if desired. HEMINGWAY & RoberisON and their staff have pawed over a thousand Candidates through these Examinations. For further particulars write to»day, HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S AUSTRALASIAN -CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD., BOX 516, AUCKLAND. -lAMirll u PaauJ^^^ jLJl iviTrrin: L iji .lIM <fj 0 22 lo not an Ordinary Cough g . Medicine. . 2Q It does more than give tempprary 0 ease, because it not only attacks the source of the trouble, but also " builds up the nervous and bodily ■ £3 system so that it is enabled to ~rv. throw off all unhealthy conditions. Lane's Emulsion unfailingly gives prompt and permanent relief in 3ZE the treatment of all ailments of the f3] lungs and throat; such as coughs —J and colds of recent or chronic standing, catarrh, inflammation/ 0 bronchitis, asthma, croup, whoop-, gjns ing cough,; bleeding,. incipient l £7j consumption, etc. yra Lane's'Emulsion $ is composed of Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, one of the best 0, remedies for wasted and weakened condi* t tions; Beechwood Creasote, which is parJZIL ticularly antagonistic to germ life—its m soothing, balsamic properties are of the greatest value in lung and throat coraplica* . a-r 1 tions; Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda k for the bones, muscles, nerves and brain, 0 and Fresh Eggs for the perfect emulsification of the other constituents, as well as for iSCE their recognised food value. 0 Go along to the nearest chemist or store — r and get a bottle. There are two sizes at ® 2/6 and 4/6. Insist on being supplied with • gj| Lane's Emulsion. . TT Prepared only by E. G. LANE, Chemist, Oamariu HZ. S . if A bottle of Steven?' Health 15. \ Salt should be in every j home. It makes a delicious I refreshing drink and acts \ gently but surely on the \ sluggish liver—aids diges- ; . : tion—promotes appetite. p 1 Stjjtfeas' \nealCh I ? is mildly laxatlTe, qniokly \ s cures and prevents bead- \ 3 aclics and billiousncss bv I W f* ■ eliminating impurities, i. \ y /<}« ■, big cobls but 1/6. 6 » Jy Look After Your Hands Washing up, scrubbing, raw days and hard usage of the hands make them rough, red and cracked. But this condition can be prevented and removed by the use of Lane's Medoline, which is most effective for chapped hands or Hps, and chafed or rough skin from any cause. Keeps the hands soft, smooth, firm and white.. It has no equal. 9" Directions : After washing and dry. ing the hand 3 thoroughly apply a little Medoline, rubbing it in well. Should be used night and morning, and at any time after the hands have been in water. Lane's Medoline is obtainable at most chemists and stores and in prepared by E. G. LANE, Chemist, Qtmare, N. 2. LANFS