%»l|u^ Chest and lu*i toSVWMIr Affections. : Prescribed by the Medical X^^^P^^BH^^H^^^^^^^ Profession for over forty years, Angier's Emulsion is now univerJ^^^M HTaI fg lL"^B^B^B\ sa"y recognised as a standard /j^^^^L^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^A approved treatment for colds, /ft^^B^^^B^B^BjßVßjß^Bj^B^H coughs, bronchitis, influenza and /^■■B^^^^ri a" catarrhal affections of tho /////^^LyfJi %\ MT# I B V^jV respiratory or digestive organs. ///// HbMtt%|BS|U|JKw Angier's is soothing arid bealing \// to throat' luuSs- stomach and v . >f d&\ il Ffl ■"! I IL^WT intestines, and it _ has a most \\ invigorating, tonic influence upon \\\ the general health. No other •\\\ ' emulsion is so strongly recom- .\\\\ \ mended or so largely prescribed \\\\V -;/^BBBBBI^^ by the Medical Profession. Y\u The most palatable of all emulsions, Angier's agrees perfectly with delicate, \\\\\ sensitive stomachs. Equally useful for adults and children, it is an invalu- \\\\\ able remedy for all chest .and lung .affections. Of Chemjstsji^tfro^sizcs^
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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 119, 23 May 1933, Page 12
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137Page 12 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 119, 23 May 1933, Page 12
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