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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2163, 20 August 1907, Page 4

What a well known Chemist has to say of Dr. Sheldon’s New Discovery. April 27th, 1904. Sholdon Drug Co., 10 O’Connell-street, Sydney, N.S.W. Dear Sirs, — f Last week I toek home a bottle of Di. Sheldon’s New Discovery for Coughs, Colds, and Consumption. 1 obtained this for my two boys aged seven and four years. The elder lad had a nasty, troublesome cough anil cold; the other a bad cold and a cough just beginning to trouble him. They each took your cough remedy, which, by the way, they liked immensely, and in two days tlie cougli and cold of the younger boy liad entirely disappeared, having boon cut short in good time, and at the end of the third day the cider boy was absolutely cured. Being a chemist for seventeen years I am naturally somewhat antagonistic to proprietary and patent medicines, but in this instance I must recogniso and acknowledge the efficiency and merit of your excellent preparation, and givo credit where credit is due. I ivas greatly pleased with the marvellous and striking curative and soothing properties of your admirable remedy, which I will add, from a pharmaceutical standpoint, is splendidly compounded.— Yours ‘faithfully, CHARLES A. FINCH, Ph. C., M.P.S., etc. Kuranda, Boyce-street, Glebe Point, Sydney, N.S.AV. A. VV. J. Mann, agent, chemist.

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