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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 30 April 1913, Page 3

1 * •** wns 'Y , Restores Health and Renews Strength. I i Consumption, the great white J plague, is traceable in ninety-nhi-cases out of a hundred to a simplt II« cough, neglected. If Lane's Emulsion be taken at th< I I first indication of a cough or cold ' the subsequent dangers of bronchitis, asthma, catarrh and co.nI I sumption can be prevented. , I For Bronchitis and Bleeding Lungs. } j "Some time ago I was troubled wth a severe cough, with spitting of blood. I tried everything I could think of but got irn I relief. A chemist friend of mine aaviseo me to try your Emulsion, which I did, am no one was more surprised than myself in , find that after the first bottle the blecuii'p | I stopped, and by the time I had finished the second bottle I was completely cured. 1 am perfectly convinced that for a severe , I cough, or long-standing chest complaint. I I your Emulsion is a sovereign remedy.: COLERIDGE HYDE, , Chemists' Assistant, • Wellington, N.Z. Lane's Emulsion is an original and | distinct preparation. Its ingredients are Cod Liver Oil. Lime ai;d j Soda, Hypophosphites, Beech wood I I Creasote. and Fresh Eggs. All ol these before being used are tho- ■ j roughly tested and only the most satisfactory and reliable materials . are employed in its production. | I That is why it is so remarkable ii< its lung-healing, flesh-forming and ~~| health - renewing # properties. Ii ' ' has a great food as well as medicinal value, and makes rich, red [~j blood, and, through the blood, strengthens every organ in thi —, body. It imparts life and vigor tc 5 I evtry nerve, every ti sue, even muscle and every fibre, and is a; "j good for children #s it is advisabi ' for adults. , Why don't you let LANE'.EMULSION help you? Just try J it to-day. Your chemist or s>t- rel keeper will supply you wiJi ; hotile at 2/6 or 4,6. The l-v-i JS bottle is the more economical, as i ,1 contains more . than double thi j cj'iaiuiiy. Don't be put off with t Fispared ft;ly by E. G. LANE, Cl en.iit, Oamiiiu, N.Z 3

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