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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 141, 13 June 1908, Page 17

MEDICfiX. COUGHSM COLDS I The worst thing about them is that they hang on, and continue to hang on. Your home remedies do not touch them. What is wanted is a food as well as a medicine —a medicine food. A medicine that will soothe and heal irritated surfaces, tone the nerves, and add flesh and strength to the body. LANE'S EMULSION Composed of Cod Liver Oil, Hypophosphites of Lime, Soda, and Creasote, is the medicine needed. "It's Famous.'' Creasote is disinfectant and antiseptic. Cod Liver Oil—the purest Norwegian—makes fat. It creates strength, appetite and flesh. It- will make almost anybody fat. Lime and Soda Hypophosphites give power and tone. These valuable ingredients are emulsified and thoroughly blended with fresh eggs. You know how good fresh eggs are; they are always ordered for sick and weakly people. Together these remedies make the finest and most perfect medicine known. Lane's Emulsion soothes and heals irritated throats and lungs, and stimulates the appetite, aids digestion, nourishes, forti ies and refreshes the entire system. Sold by all chemists and stores. Prices a/6 and 4/6. 36

SANDEB&" SPSS' EUCALYPTI EXTRACT Was proved at yjjf the Supreme /iBI Court of Victoria j gU? to be a preparation of genuine merit. IHSIST UPOIJ TK£ GEHUIHE. ies S this is ! the season ; fflT 8 I I ievere Colds, : and Trying . however, will give relief at once! It stops the sore irritation, soothes I the inflamed j surfaces, and j 1 quickly heals, j ; BENJAMIN ' TT HUT is sold at 1/5 by Chemists and Storekeepers. The first dose tells! IJ-....1 M>7- ■•s.pnus; lilONKom Ointment" i.ut»~ n'.l it tnuchwt. Gil ::ad 1/; i "Spri-iip Kloesom rills." 1'; "Hlonmine' I t nr~ Corns. Warts aurt Rnfilnnn. Cxi per pucJif t. i. heanlsts s.ui StcTcueepcrs.