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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9592, 11 September 1909, Page 3

TONKING'S LINSEED a A Magnificent Cough and Gold Remedy I-: is only a few years ago since Totiking's Linseed Emulsion was made by the proprietor in a two-gallon jar. W. O. 11. Tonking was an English Chemist, and had oxtendod and special experience in the making of cough and cold remedies. This experience had taught Mr. Tonking that linseed combined w>th other vegetable healing gums and balsams made a cough and cold remedy worthy of the name. IT'called it Tonkmg's Linseed Emulsion. and its fame as a household remedy for men, women, and children has extended to all parts of the Dominion. To-dav Tonking's unwed Emulsion is made in huge containers holding scores of gallons each, and bottled by thousands. Could any cough remedy without real, quick, and lasting medicinal properties such growth? "Tonldt:g's" is so good I hat it will cure any ordinary cough within 24 hours; it will cure a fevorish, influenza cold within 24 hours; it will relieve asthma immediately, and in most* cases effort a complete euro within one month; it ouickly soothes inflamed membranes and eradicates catarrhal mucus. The oc|ual cf ''Tonking'a Linseed Emulsion" docs not exist, and jr. is vastly superior to ordinary cough mixtures or any om'.tlsion of fatty, greasy oil for chrutur coughs, bronchitis, colds, nst'.ima. weak lungs, catarrh, and chiUbcti's soughs Sold jvervwhoro in si/.cs, la to, '<■- 6d. and 4s 6d each.