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Evening Post, Volume LXXI, Issue 142, 16 June 1906, Page 10

SAMPLE \ on receipt of 2d. postage, Ac Mention this paper. 'R,^^' f >" For a really obstinate, long-standing cough, whether bronchial, tracheal or laryngeal, there is positively nothing equal to Angier's Emulsion. This remedy contains neither opiate, narcotic, nor any ingredient harmful to digestion. It is simple, safe, efficient. It not only soothes the throat, lungs and air passages, but also promotes appetite, aids digestion and acts as a tonic to the entire system. Angier's Emul1 sion is pleasant to take and agrees perfectly with delicate stomachs. A free sample will convince you of its sqothing, cough-allaying, lunghealing power. Of Chemists, 1/3, 2/9 and 4/6. THE AN6IER CHEMICAL, CO., Ld., 7 Barrack St., SYDNEY, N.B.W. 1.._ .*_ -* Lost flesh rapidly, was greatly weakened, took 1 quantities of medicine, failed all the time. Was quickly cured by Ayer's Sarsaparilla. -^f^^&s. oome timo Ago x usui ft vory /ti^^^J^Wm^h severe attack of influenza which / ! <^|P^M*'*^''i«P k lof fc me greatly weakened. I lost Kas vb flesb. rapidly, and was in a very £~9y 9 bsul way. I toojc Quantities of ' < 4^g|& 4ra*^« medicine, but grow constantly 4mz%Vs °*^ p7p 7 M worse. Finally, I tried Ayer'l =s?sls^ilill!* A i-Ja M Sarsaparilla, and began to im. - mil mlaHl t *^illill " * *°°k aDout ssx bottles and ' §|||1 i^ifii -4|iiiiiiilil was P er^ e ctly cured. I havo used s *^^^.^^^^^! this remedy in mv family a great W&mEir V >^^^«^^^^^^ deal and I know lt to b6 a thor " W^wL /WftjKffl^^M oughly ' reliable ' health -e ivin s (ifttlV/ compound and family mcdiM W^ 1 /\\ Mr. John Murrell, railway Sw \ lo i\* f * station master, of Sunnybank, ' Queensland, sends us this letter, together with his photograph, which we reproduce above. This is a strong letter, one which must remove all doubt. You ought to profit by it greatly; for if you are weak, have lost flesh, are without appetite, and feel languid and depressed, here is a quick and certain cure. < Perhaps the trouble is with your blood, and you are suffering from headache, boils, eruptions of the skin, scrofula, or rheumatism. If -you are suffering from weakness of any kind, Ayer's Sarsaparilla will restore to you strength and energy, and will make life the better worth living. Be sure you get There are a great many substitute Sarsaparillas on the market that will disappoint you. Avoid imitations. Prepared by DE. J. C. ATE 3 & CO., Lowell, Mass., U. S. A* Take Ayer's Pills with Aysr's Sarsaparilla. One aids the other. HUDSON'S EUSVIENTHOL JUJUBES — — — — — — (BEUISTEBBD). ' KB IN TllfS ... ... IS 6d Tli*Gr«fitAHtit«ptic COUGHS, • Reui«dy . BBONCHITIS, and rr>TenUo> "E&PSn&s G. Hudson Chemist loswich 0 STDOTT D " 0T: Th«r Ea«e a Tired Thront, »ud are Halpful iv Indi(fs«tiou and DjspopsU, Ta» Avitbauav Mboical Gizsm smj« :— •• Of g r«at tavrice in affections of th* Ttic* tnd UumV SHAKLAND t CO.. N«w Zwland l (uu , j«> • ■ • v Rheumatism is due to an excess of Acid in . /fflwS'^l 'iSt« : the blood. "When this escapes through the pores ZC>lfs»T|2*^ Wl 1/ i of the skin, as it often does, it produces some rj^jlKviSsl ISjULJ ' form of skin eruption — some itching disease like // X . . Eczema or Tetter — but when these llttlo tubes or V3e&O>v^'ffl3l -dW^ 1 " ' sweat glands aro suddenly closed by exposure to >®r"\^Sv^%ST"""~ ) cold, then the polßons very often, by the blood fiud- MM. j\|(^T^^». j ius no outlet, settle in the Membranes, Muscles, %Ywr*£~?- ■JPTlL i"^^\ i Tissues, and Nerves. These parts become greatly <£h*'-\ !?T _sj£«jP»?;'. 'K&i inflamed, feverish, and hot ; dagger-like, mad- " R - > *" deniug pains, following quickly in succession, the muscles become extremely tender, the nerves break down, and the sufferer is soon reducedt to a siatc of helplessness and mi&sry. Tills acid poison penetrates the Joints, aud seems to dry up the natural oils, and the legs, arms, and lingers become so sllll and sore than every moveme nt is attended with excruciating paiu. Liniments and piasters do but little good, for nliile their use m»y give temporal.* ; j case, thei cannot bo called cuies. for the disease returns with every chance of th weather. Rheumatism tan be cuKU only by working complete clisnsce in the blood Tho acids are neutralised, Ui? circulation purified, snd the lither. healthier bluod car ried to the irritated aohinu muscles and ioints which soothes and hea.ts then). Electricity in the shape of Klrc.ro- Medicated Ba^hs Rivo -ybsoiutc relief, especiall\ when the disrace \s broucht on by f-e e\iessive u»e of Mercury. An} one (ntcies.ed !■ a cure should write to the Specialists of THE FREEMAN AND WALLACE MRDICAI : i INSTITUTES. .Sultiej snd Melbourne, wlin niakr a epecialty of tliix disease through tlie | ! auency Of Electric 'Baths * ', ——————————————————— WRITE. Opium in some form i } , the basis of nearly all so-callc. i A Marvellous Cure of <?™ ;: triet rich erad ? c T ' • Rheumatism. hSZJ"^. Bl^^ Wi Mr. J. BOOLDEN of Cambers,,. Victoria. who suffered from Rheumatism for years, after a jf you virislt any information or ail : 5 throe-months* course of treatment at the Insti- vkc. We will lie ql.id to m> ' tutc, writes the followinir teßimony : )•<*' this hook FltKB, and chart , jou nothing for Our Medlca j "For yean 1 suffered Irom Rheumatism, and opirions. ; ! tried to obtain relier In many mcdiral quarters Our Physician In-Chief. Pi ; I fßiled. and it Inst tried Ihr Specialists oi \our Richard Wallace, bean Hejrtstr v ! Blair, and am now, through their Klectro-Medical ""<>" pap'" from Mcdlc*l Boar, methods, cntlielv cutcd. You are at libeity to oi Australasia, hngiand. and Amo publish this testimony, also my portrait, in the rica. H« i« a Specialut interest of the public." r The Freeman & Wallace : All our Testimonial* are Kennine. and arc given' £ I .? CT J^r,B!F A fL! nd V^ G ■ by eminent men. whose names are beyond ie- CAT. INSTITUTE, Corner El.Mber proach. Anyone suffering should adopt this I «n* Battinrat streets. Syojj^. an.. , treatment If they are tired of their doctors. The* ** Melbourne. Howard Freeman will find it will cure when all other means have | ?, ir S i:tl>r „ n , L tn ' e n : ?? r ,\. JJ 11 * I - faiM. This fact is backed by thousand, of I w *"* f e - *•£.. L. R-CjP. L.V.V.S.. tes. monies and by aburdan. capital j fe&th^iWfi'l.ri&iSf. i ___———^ — — •— " Woman's department. i® ' ©