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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 52, 1 November 1913, Page 3

, Making! good cough mixttire at ’Home’ isnfpy (ft,simple process; Obtain' from your chemist or jtore a bottle of Mean's E&fenbfi, 1 and' add to it .necessary water and sweetening. The resulting, cough mixture > is ll the finest you can possibly obtain.) There is a clear saving of at least nine shillings, for your, pocket. Mean's Essence, all Chemists. 13

O a a m cs Si a 0 □E El ns a I Ctf a Is not an Ordinary Cough Medicine. It does mote than give temporary ease, because it not only, attacks the source of the trouble, but also builds up the nervous and bodily system so that it. is enabled to ii throw off all unhealthy conditions. Lane’s Emulsion unfailingly gives prompt and permanent relief in the treatment til all ailments of the lungs and throat, such as coughs and colds of recent or chronic standing, catarrh, inflammation, bronchitis, asthma, croup, whooping cough, bleeding, incipient consumption, etc. □S a ■:a i ,3s a 3 0 3 B J Lane’s Emulsion is composed of Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, one of the best remedies for wasted and weakened conditions; Eeechwood Creasote, which is par- . pcylarly antagonistic to germ life —its ' soothing, balsamic properties are of the greatest value in lung and throat complications ; Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda for tire'bones, muscles, nerves and brain, and Fresh Eggs for the perfect emulsification of the other constituents, as well as for theii recognised food value. Go along to the nearest chemist or store and get a bottle. There are two sizes at 2/6 and 4/6. Insist on being supplied w.th Lane's Emulsion. Prepared only by E, G. LANE, Chemist, Oanuru, N>Z» §