Lane's Emulsion Is not a patent medicine. Its lngrediente are known to all— physicians and the pnblio alike. Norwegian Cod Liver OU, Beeohwood Creasote, Fresl: Egge, and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda. Possibly the finest healing and strengthening medicine-food that has ever been brought together in one bottle. The method of combining these ingredients—the way they are emulsified —is the one secret retained by the originator and manufacturer. The facts that it can be taken by grand-parent, parent, youth, or child; that it is of unvarying quality—always the best emulsion possible—and that if can be taken for »cj length of time without a£.jiiTm£ any drug habit stand markedly in its favour. Lakr'b Emulsion strengthens the blooo 9 It makes appetite and builds up the constitution. Together with fresh air it is, poseibly, the greatest and grandest lung healer known to medical science. Keep Lane's in the home and at the first sign of a cough or cold take it until all symptoms have completely gone. "For a long time I suffered from bronchial trouble and feared consumption. I could not seem to get any relief from the ordinary cough medicines. ♦My doctor suggested trying Lane'b Emt/lsion, and a marked improvement was noticed while taking the third large bottle. It seemed to strengthen my stomach, as well as ease the wretched cough I had. To-day lam as well as ever, and I am sure my best thanks are due to fresh air and Lane's Emulsion." Lake's Emulsion is sold by all chemists and stores at 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle. Be careful to take none but Lake's. 150
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 12570, 13 August 1906, Page 3
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