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Press, Volume L, Issue 15137, 28 November 1914, Page 5

f "' ,i in,,, mm Mill ■■■■ill '.Z — ''J??~J "' njlmiii.. — ffi#% Here are points to be noted by ihg intelligent and shrewd ||| f?-V? I Sometimes a Doctor prescribes a stimulant. In that case he generally fei|^S commends Whisky; and when he mentions Whisky he specifies White Horse. He ]1 wants to get you well! jjj^MijJl h\sM || Why do the Doctors specify "White Horse"? Briefly, it is because White £ffl " orse Whisky is not only the best stimulant, but is also the best Whisky. The |lp§ fiffsif Doctor naturally prefers a stimulant with sound medicinal qualities, and his experience {||9?f II 11 teaches him that White Horse easily maintains first place among whiskies of that kind. ggp II ; j ||i A patient may not know good Whisky. A man's taste in Whisky may }|| | ■II j> easily become vitiated. Some Dealers push raw cheap Whiskies because they make jj£ g II 11 more profit on them than on the good ones. It is because he knows all this that the | | \ ill Doctor invariably prescribes White Horse. The Doctor does not ask a patient what ! I F [l Sf/ Whisky he prefers, but gives him the one he knows beyond all question to be the best. tj | ;]i| |y All the Hospitals prefer "White Horse." The Hospitals use it because of j| \ \ i * its sterling general quality as a spirit and a stimulant; and for another special reason : j ;\ \ White Horse Whisky is not tricked up and loaded with sweetening matter, and so is J ■||| not injurious in cases of Diabetes or when there is a tendency to Gout and Rheumatism t , § ; i I —as so many of the inferior Whiskies are. ! | j U £ V. "White Horse" is the safe Whisky. One reason why Doctors habitually : | I ' \l prescribe White Horse Whisky is that delicate and nervous people can take it without jj fear or risk of injury. It is the one and only Whisky that can be taken with confidence | Ljfefi by every class of patient needing a stimulant. 3% llfii VI. The quality of "White Horse" is consistent. That is an important ftjj£{£ point. When a Doctor prescribes White Horse Whisky he knows exactly what his W&s patient will be taking—the soundest of all stimulants. Its purity is the subject of analysis, i * ts rare a " c is'specially guaranteed. The flavour of White Horse Whisky—quite 'p&rjSjJ a distinctive one —grows upon a man until he will drink no other whisky. s'* :s^tf| Ii WW What makes sick people better will keep well people fit! ■ < torn . \wM J MACKIE & CO., DISTILLERS. LTD. GLASGOW ! ISLAV I LONDON I r- te^ t " '■'" i^—--— 3 '"*™'* 3 "* l "^'^^

DYSENTERY CHECKED. "My little daughter, when 14 months old was very ill with dysentery." says Mr Wm. F. Long, "Rose Villa," Camden street. Newtown, N.S.W. "My wife was told of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, and I got a bottle at once. Wo gave it to the child as directed, and after six doses the dysentery left her- her appetite returned, and she had all the energy of a healthy child." All Chemists and Storekeepers. 11