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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 14 May 1913, Page 3

f*\ rv v-v r* I f | i*, .A »L 3 iLwui P :BB »»i5«Wreto;5) B -...„ ,__. ; •'" *"• • ./SwT- 5 * ,;• >fe vjH •' ' : ' . Restores Health anc J Renews Strength. I j Consumption, the •• great whit' plague, ii traceable in niiiety-nin cases out of a v hundred to a simph cough, neglected. If Lane's Emulsion be taken at tli first indication of •» CoUgh or cold' ■ the" subscq'ient dangers of bronchitis; -as^ma,- catarrh and consumption can. be prevented. For Bronchitis and Bleeding Lungs.

"Some time ago I was troubled with a severe cough, with spitting of blood. I tried everytlyng I could think of but got no relief. A chemist friend of mine advised me to try your Emulsion, which I did, ancs no one was more surprised than myself to find that alter the first bottle the bleeding stopped, and by the time I had finished the second bottle I was completely cured. 1 *m psrtecl.'y convinced that for a severe coueh, or long-standing chest complaint, your Emulsion is a sovereign remedy. COLERIDGE HYDE, Chemists' Assistant, ; Wellington, N.Z. Line's Emulsion is an original and distinct preparation. Its ingredients are Cod Liver Oil. Lime and Soda, Hypophosphites, Beechwood Creasote and Fresh Eggs. All of these before being used are thoroughly tested and only the most satisfactory and ! reliable materials are employed in its production. That is why it is so remarkable in its lung-healing, flesh-forming and health - renewing properties. It has a great food as well as medicinal value, and makes rich, red blood, and, through the blood, strengthens every organ in thi body." It imparts life and vigor to every nerv*', every every 'muscle and every fibre, and is'as good for children as it is advisable for adults. » tms-.f

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