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Evening Star, Issue 12523, 6 June 1905, Page 3

Public Notices. gS£^^^^^^B^^^^gggl SB IT is sheer folly to continue endur- g * ing colds, coughs, throat, lung, & skin and blood troubles, languor * and weakness, with all the attend- jSq ant expense, when you can make M a clean sweep of them all simply j|| by using Scott's Emulsion of cod p| liver oil with glycerine and the by- pj pophosphites of lime and soda. |jfl is doubly economical. Firstly, be- / cause of its perfect digestibility, Scott's Emulsion enables the system to derive the full benefit of the oil, instead of allowing a large percentage to pass through undigested and therefore wasted, as happens | with the plain oil and inferior preparations. Secondly, Scott's Emulsion cures the trouble and therefore instantly puts an end to the terrible expense which attends illness. This glowing \ Mrs. J. Hayes.HarI den, N.S.W.—"My son suffered for two years with a _J cold on his lungs, N hardrackingcough H with pain in the ■■ chest, between his k shoulders.and near I his heart. He had Ino appetite and f could not sleep. I purchased many i so-called ' remedies' but he obtained no relief. Scott's Emulsion agreed with him 1 from the first dose. Now the cough has entirely left him, le has a splendid apSetite, sleeps well and as gained considerably in weight." | SCOTT'S EMULSION s not a mocß iremedy, but a A real remedy, and ff therefor! the " only economical L remedy. Write to-day for a free sample bottle (enclosing sd. for postage and mentioning this paper) to New Zealand Drug Co., Wellington ( Scott &