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Medical D B D * « (knight of TH« OBDM 0 BBLQICK, knight of th* hgiok I GHT 'JJ* c o v Jjiy B Moved by nearly 80 years' medio the onlt cod liv which produces the CONSUMPTION AND DISE CHEST, theoat affections, qeni WASTING DISEASES OF BICKETB, and all bobofulous Select medical SIB 0. DUNCAN GI Physician to the We« “ mHE value of DB DE J 'I ’ BEOWN COD ,LT therapeutic agent In a chiefly of an exhaust been admitted by the' but, in addition, I hav< of great power in the Affections of the Tt especially in Conaump where it will sustain h else fails." DE SINCLAIE CO( Physician Eoy, Nat. Hosp. 1 Ventnor. •• T'HAVB convinced mysel I * oular and the various Disease, DB DE J BEOWN COD LIV greater therapeutic other Cod Liver Oil acquainted. It was e large number of cas patients protested thi able to retain or dig Oil, that DE DE JOl only tolerated, but tak marked benefit." JOSEPH J. POPE, Esc Late Staff Snrg. Army, Prof, of Inst. «• tt POUND during my Ind I the worth and chan JONGH’S LIGHT-BB OIL remained nnohani or foreign climate, an uniformity of chai adapted for long-ooi tion. The value of * 1 debilitated spates of beoommg thoroughly is, without doubt, fr< and fat, rather than t substitutes, that we z the surest benefit. 1 JONGH places in e reliable aad valuable cannot be too widely i DE E. C. CEO Author of “ Handbook for •TBE DE JONGH’S LI( 1 9 LIVEE OIL is almoi of the Diseases peouli Childhood, and 1 1 benefit produced by prefer it to the Pale ( retain it more comfoi DB DE JONGH’S LIGHT-BB OIL is sold only in capsuled Ii 2s 6d ; Pints, 4s 9d ; quarts, 9s Chemists and Druggists throug SOLE CONSIGN! ANSAE. HARyo SD & co LONDON. •* Lives of great men all r We can make our lives i And, departing, leave b Footprints on the sonde THE above is read with -thousands of young mei with Hope, for in the bright lex is no such word as fail. Alas correct,—is true with regard tc never abused his strength—and not boon * passion’s slave." But to that youth—to that i his vigour, who has yielded bin porary sweet allurements of v unbridled lioenae to his passion lines are but as a reproach. 1 have ? What aspirations ? Wh his footprints on the sands of ti: there is nought but dork despai for a lost life I For a man to leave his footpi time, he must he endowed witl nervous power. Be must poss oos, healthy mind, in a healthy conceive—the energy to execute

MOLLEE’S1 COD LIVES OIL received the only Gold Model awarded to Cod liver Oi at the Paris Exhibition, 1878. MOLLEE'S COD LIVES OIL la by a new spoola] process produced from the fresh Evers m exceptional purity, free from the indigestible fats inherent in other sorts: but otherwise In its natural condition as in the living flab, no chemical but only mechanical operations entering into Peter Mdllet’s new improved process. MOLLEE’S COD LIVEE OIL. The •• Drily News”' Correspondent at the Paris Exhibition. 1878, writes to that journal - of Sept. 12, 1878, in reference to the several exhibitors of Cod Liver Oil “At the head of the Exhibitors of this B" ict is Peter Moller, of Chris- , London and New Tork. His factory is in the Lofoten Isles. All the year round he employs there 30 men and 20 women, and in the fishing season from 300 to 400 extra hands* This benefactor of consumptive in! vriids and Puny ohUdron has a special method for clarifying the oil taken from the cod's Ever while it is fresh mat was freshly opened hadnotolte _ of any sort.” THE GOLD MEDAL—the only one awarded in his class—makes the 141 FOUBTEENTH FEIZE which has been gained MOLLEE’S COD LIVEE OIL since the London ttgCftte ai 6^ only oil that ““SiS&ar"‘SSf*”™”'- w*