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Lyttelton Times, Volume CVI, Issue 12620, 1 October 1901, Page 3

Coughed by Day and Coughed at : Night. ISo appetite, could not sleep, took little nourishment, andiwas , very thin. It is a pleasure to publish letters, showng how children regain their health. Parents who write of their experiences re :eal the practical side of. our subject much >3tter than' we could possibly, do ourselves. \. letter received from a gentleman in Brisol, is about his little .boy, four years old, nd reads as follows: Apsley House, Brecknock Road, Knowle, “Bristol, England, June 27th, 1900.. “ Gentlemen, —In February laist my little my, about four years old, was taken 1 with i, very severe attack of measles, followed ;y congestion of the lungs,, which caused im to cough day and night, having very ittlo or no sleep for about three weeks, [is appetite became so bad that ho could ofc take more than half-a-piut of milk in wonty-four hours, and he seemed reduced 1 o a mere skeleton. Seeing your advertisement in a newspaper, and reading of tie roaderful results 'produced by Scott's £ i u 8 - pm m. mm ARTHUR HENRV'tEWTOM. 'From a photograph.) Emulsion, I determined to try it. After :cn doses the cough stopped, his eyes became : brighter, his complexion clear, and ippetite returned. In fact, I was astonished at the change in a short time, and determined to continue the treatment. 1 have had in all four bottles, which have completely cured him! He is now able to run about and play with other boys, and .'ever seems tired;- It gives me pleasure to testify to the unquestioned merit of dcott's Emulsion; • “(Signed) H. J. LEWTON.” Children that have no appetite and are weak and then need more than ordinary ouics. It is the same exactly with those who have chronic coughs, and seem always .tiling. Specifics and drugs may give a fictitious appetite and temporary relief, but hey certainly do not bring, strength and vitality to the system, as cod-liver oil ioes. The best thing about Scott’s Emulsion, ironi a popular point of view, k that it completely disguises "the taste of .cod-liver nl, and makes this ■ nutritious substance ;asy of digestion. From a scientific standpoint we can emphasise the hypophosphit’: vnd glycerine, which are blended with th-: j:1 in Scott’s Emulsion. At anyrate, the ’act is that Scott’s Emulsion nob only act; vs a specific in throat and lung affections, ’nit it enriches the blood, stimulates tin ippetite, and induces) a healthy and ample .utrition in every part of,the system. No other remedy or preparation has yet been originated to act so quickly and sc perfectly in giving vitality to the body. Babies suffering with teething, and all ;hlklren that do not thrive, will derive benefits from Scott's Emulsion that the ■noi’her will scarcely believe possible unti’ he tries rhE -v'-- 63 •’ ‘A'petrified forest, covering an area of one hundred square' miles, has existed for centuries in Arizona. Thousands and thousands of petrified logs strew the ground, and represent beautiful shades of pink, purple, red, grey, blue, and yellow.