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Grey River Argus, 11 April 1911, Page 2

Anas® (ough was cured by SCOTT'S. Emulsion and the weak chest was radically strengthened. The mother of the boy, Mrs. K. O'Grady, 2 White Horse Street, Sydney, N.S.W., writes (20th June, 10) that her son William, 16 months old: "Suffered jrom birth with a weak chest ■ and was constantly troubled with a nasty cough that kept AnmgL him awake at night After f<fikl*s^ trying numerous so-called fmum&f remedies without success, I (fHHr save S cott ' s Emulsion. mHi s cOU Sh was soon quite pijM cured, and he has gained so JolPw much in weight that he does . G&f*&~ not look like the same child. He is now perfectly healthy and strong." . Those who try Scott's Emulsion for coughs and similar troubles, never go back to those "so-called remedies" mentioned by Mrs. O'Grady. Scott's Emulsion has a world-wide reputation for curing coughs and colds, and Scott's is the only emulsion which has. With Scott's you buy CERTAINTY, and Scott's is' the only emulsion you do buy it with. Therefore, do not ask for "emulsion"— ! ask for SCOTT'S Emulsion. Of all Chemists and Dealers in Medicines.