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Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 115, 17 May 1909, Page 3

TAEOE3C CHANCES What allowing a Gold to wear oil means, Contracting a cold and allowing ifc id wear off is vory far from being a wist course Neglect and taking chances with colds is responsible for more pneumonia, bronr chit-is, asthma, and consumption than those* who tako such chances can be aware of. By taking wise and necessary precautions to master a cold just commencing prevents more dangerous symptoms taking place^ Such diseases as thoso which follow no« glectod colds cannot then get the slightest foothold. ToraG's UNSEED - EMULSION is. as its name implies, a vegetable remedy) that you should have constantly in youu home in order to begin the treatment ofi coughs as soon as they start. "Tonking's'V will bo found pleasant to take, prompt in! its curing effects, and equally good<->fori children and adults. Sold everywhere i£ 3 sizes, Is 6d, 2s 6d, and 4s 6d a bottle. I|^ LAM'S EinLW,' °aliajs does geoi''^ • Consumption can be c\ired. Not aU cases, but very many. The last stage is when it is too latft. Tafte consumption in time. _ Cur«. it with fresh air and Lane's Emulsion when it is only a cold '•> Ask your doctor. He knows that fresh air is good, and he knows that 'Lane's Emulsion is good. That is why he orders both. Fresh' air and Lane's Emulsion will wonder-, fully strengthen your lungs, your nerves, your digestion and your. whole body, it Read the evidence we are publishing from. day to day. Sold everywhere in two sizes, 4/6 , and 3/6. Take none but Lane's. *3 40i

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