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Evening Star, Issue 10782, 17 November 1898, Page 1

BOWLING GREEN BOWLS ON SALS b; p AND T. YOUNG, * 88 Princes street. Taylor’s Ist Quality Bowls, 21s pair. Taylor’s Prize Bowls, Ivory Mounts, 25s pair. Taylor’s Prize Bowls, Silver Mounts, 32s pair upwards. We can Supply All Sizes. No. 3 Bias. We hold the Largest Stock in the Colony, and keep No Second Quality Bowls. PLEASE NOIE: We have 6 SETS of 4 BOWLS made specially for MATCH PLAYING. AH one size, weight, and bias. Early application is necessary tor these, as they will soon go. Price, 54s the set of 4 Bowls. Note Address; G. AND T. YOUNG, 88 PRINCES STREET. PUBLIC NOTICE. THE EVENING STAR RUNNERS’ SOCIETY Deliver Bills, Circulars, Plans, etc., from house to house, in any district in Dunedin and Suburbs, from Is 6d per 100. PRINTING BY THE EVENING STAR OFFICE. For information, etc., apply to the Publisher, office of this paper. ST. GEORGE JAM.—Ask for and see that you get it. All grocers. CHRONIC COUGHING. DID it ever occur to you that chronic coughing is nearly always due to a weakened, exhausted state which the system drifts into when it is unable to derive sufficient vitality from its supply of food ? This theory of nourishment is an Interesting one to study. In the treatment of disease nowadays the nourishment given to the patient is of more importance than drugs. Doctors are frank to admit that drugs are secondary to th-> real requirements of nature. • Of all the foods employed by the medical profession to ovi rooms wasting, and give vital flesh and strength to the body, none is so generally used as cod liver oil. In Scott’s Emulsion we have this oil in a palatable form and ready for quick absorption into the blood. We also have in Scott’s Emulsion hypophosphites and glycerine, both of which facilitate the absorption of the oil and help the system in many ways. Scott’s Emulsion is the modern way of taking cod liver oil. We do not think we can do better than to let you read the letter of Miss Hodgkins, who tells her own experience with Scott’s Emulsion. The letter is as follows: — “ It is to me a source of very genuine pleasure to be able to bring under your notice the benefit I have and am deriving from the use of Scott's Emulsion. For more than two years past I have been a constant sufferer from a bad cough, accompanied sometimes with bleeding of the lungs. I had used other remedies which from time to time were prescribed, but with no good results. Finally I was advised to use Scott’s Emulsion, and have found in it the benefit and relief I was so much in need of. It cased my Cough almost immediately, and soon stopped it altogether. I have had no recurrence of lung bleeding, and feel in every way better from the use of your valuable preparation. lam still using it. and am gaining flesh rapidly. 1 shall ever speak in its favor to others, and in gra'itude am yours very truly, (signed) Miss A. M. HODGINB, ‘ Hosie’s Hotel,’ Elizabeth street, Melbourne, Victoria.”