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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2000, 6 March 1914, Page 5

ra es eh m q. ra k ess m.,m,-MM^n grj When colds linger and coughs develop, the danger of further and worse troubles is one which calls for prompt remedial H r| measures. Consumption claims thousands of victims every year, and every n [P one ,'of them could be saved if the first cough or cold were U not neglected, and the system allowed to hpcome run down pa and unable to resist the advance of disease N H Avoid risks by taking 8 "* EMULSIOK » i It Is the Great Remedy tor g ' Cousglts, Colder Bronchitis, b ' Asthma 9 Croup 3 Whooping p H Google and all cases oi General 0 Debility and Wasting Diseases [| m Thousands have been cured by it in New Zealand and Australia. Doctors Q H freely recommend it to their patients, and once you experience its splendid curative and strength-giving goodness you'll be iust as enthusiastic an advo- ra pi cate for it. £], _ Lane's Emulsion is composed ot the following ingredients:— ' F3 . Purest Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, which is of known excellence for the kj || treatment of consumption and pulmonary complaints. It is a wonderful fat and flesh-forming food, and creates strength and appetite. m |vj Beechwood Creasofe is another constituent of Lane's Emulsion that has long U *" been recognised as of value in treating ailments'of the chest. It is both ™. antiseptic and disinfecting. |J f| Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda re-bmld and revitalise bone, muscle, nerve and ligament. A nervine tonic and stimulant. ra § Fresh Eggs for thoroughly emulsifying the Cod Liver Oil and Creasote,~ LI They are also food and medicine, and t their nutrient properties improve pi assimilation and digestion, , m {H A little reflection, and you will realise that such an ideal combination as Lane's Emulsion in scientifically exact proportions, must impress you as O f% being of known value m the treatment of the various complaints for which [J §31 . it is recommended. ' ' E Lane's Emulsion is obtainable of all chemists and stores at 2/6 and 4'6 N per bottle. The large size is the more economical, as it contains more tiJ than two of the small bottles. Make no mistake. Aok for and insist _, to i upon getting Lane's Emulsion. Other kinds are not so good jM Eh Sole Manufacturer ) 12. G, LANE, Chemist, Oamoru, NZ. R El Splendid Testimony as to the U i Merits of Lane's Emulsion P "Some months ago I «ai troubled wilh % ", ,'' ~/ 1 K3 a continuous cough.— at lim« had and r '\^ll^j^ L W '>■. >/ ! '"A '"I irritating, especially towards the evening 3 '' ' Fn m , -and when mmg m the m«nmg, and s > A^'f«" *~%xC\ T*Y U E3 for a few hours after, combined uhh \i '\\' ss\Msofy* VV V t >s V', P'l My doctor fold me, aflet an examination R,' , , ~; t , U. \,> ')i - 1 C LU y of my lungs and mucus, that I " should H >*¥?/ WW;! V>"f ", " S be careful," as there were consumpme 3 \" v, ]r\,lv x " H §mdicaUons. The medieinc prescribed i- \ f t f ' ', N t^f^l^l 1 Ml did not entirely rid me of my trouble i *j",' M ff'> WW «f' \"' C although it certainly rehe\ed me for the '$// > [M hlfo, \mf' / 'f\%M~ \0 '- t ,m time bong Remembenng that a da- limp^^A^ju/Wm^^^' H Pi tne of mine derived great benefit from :] ftM M « Mβ 1), fc =x| ; 0 Nj Lane's Emu's.on, I decided to try it. liA Mil A tftifrßjl fill l)X ? U Before I had finnhed one bottle, the iWifWllit 3 m _ evenmg coughuig entirely disappeared and j ffljSf Pe^^W^llA' H 1 U B after a few bottles so did the morn ng * ffiatt ! ' SM9 B coughing. I conlinued taking the Emu!- M 1 { « m »on, and feel to-day, long after d«con- 0I MM iIMMWmMWWWi IW> C i et,n U m B ,t, a, well and Mgorous as 1 felt m OWI f |ti | V t La I haie been passed as a 6|e» "k -W-cW Me" by two inwa.ee f i fi m soc.ct.es, and my doctor has told me E iaMiMwW '* b i El that rry lungs are complctclj healed. ■ H ™ § You may make what use you lie of A, \ \\wKM\wiMwf S U letter .s I such a potent remedy £ «eilw' " [1 _ great support" / h \fß\W ? H 14 HARRY J. FORD, j| vK a| TumanSt,Bond.,NSW. kEiPPPimgmsHinpn El f BARGAINS £IH!S^.S!2 c Exceptional OpportoeiEg Iβ Finis!. Fsraitnre. Carpets, Crockerg, Hardware. CHESTEHI'IELD and 2 DIVA?' OIIAIRS, in .Saddlebags and Vchet, £12 19s. COUCIIJ'S (Spmdle Back iu lloiiocolmc), 353, T-Piece SUITE (Snddlebdgs <iiwl Veh «t), Coulli, 2 La«,y C'hairsj 4 Chans, lui £10 10s. DUCHESS tUESTS (Laige Minor 3-J)iuwci), 335, AUSIRIAN BEKTWOOD CHAIRS, Best Quahfj Oui' Special, at 6s. 6d. 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