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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5760, 4 May 1880, Page 2

. Medical, D* D * (KNIGHT OF THE ORDER OF LEOPOLD 0» BELGIUM, " KNIGHT OF THE LEGION" OF HO.VOUK) ' QOD L IV EE on, jroved by nearly thirty yean* medical experiVcc v, _ THE ONLY COD LIVER on. which produces the full curative eilecW in CONSUMPTION AND DISEASES OF THE ClfPinCHROAT AFFECTIONS, GENERAL DEBILITY WASTING DISEASES OF CHILDREN, Pacsrr ' AND ALL SCROFULOUS DISORDERS. SELECT MEDICAL OPINIOvo SIR G. DUNCAN Glliß, Bart, M.D Sl Physican to the Westminister liospiai' "11 The value of DR. DE JoNGH'S LTPWt JL BROWN COD LIVER OIL aj a then™ • aiem in a number ot diaeises chieflr , t exhaustive character, has been admit, Ji the world of m dicine ; but. is a,?d t te, b ? have found it a remedy of g e\t noaer in .V treatment of many Affecti ns of the T-rr, and Larynx especial y in r-ptioa Jf t?. latter, .tee it will sustain lire thing eUe fails. J ~ DR. SINCLAIR COGHILL, Physician Roy. Nat. Hosp. for Consumption, Ventnor " T have convinced myself that in Tnber JL eular and the various forms of Disewe. DR. DE J»G!la U& tbSS COD LIVER OIL posses srnte' tLn efficacy th .n an. other CoJ oi; tSm? which I am acquainted. It via noted, ia a large number o! cßsinJ.,' patients protested they had never I* able to retain or digest other Col Lir>rrl? that DR. DK Jr-GHi OIL wa, not o .?' tolerated, but taken readily, and with tnir£>d benefit." : JOSEPH J. POPE, ESQ., M.It.C.S.j Late Staff Surg. Army, Prof, of Bygiene, BirkKvv a Inst. "T found daring my Indian experience JL that the worth and character of DR. np JoNGECS LIGHT-bROAN COO UVPR OIL rem.ined unchanged by tropic*! h n& foreign climate, and it was. from its un fon&jt? of character, particularly adapt d for ] O nL continued administration. The vi' ue * hydro-carbons' in all debilitated state* cf system is now becoming thoroughly reor nissd; a-.d it is, without doubt, from the animal oil 3 and fats, rather than from their vegetable substitutes, that \vj tope to derive the surest benedt. The uii of DE DR JONGH places in everyone's reach a reliable and valuable remedy, one that c&orot be toe widely recognised." DR. R. C. CHOFi> Author of u Handbook for the urtwry " "Tk K - DE JONGH'S LIGHT-BROWN 1 9 COD HTBu OIL, is almost a specific in man* of the Diseases peculiar to Infancy and CfcM. hood, apji l have seen marked benefit dueMjjy Us use Patients prefer ittotfci Pale 0&. and are able to retain it more com. fortaWy. DR DE JONGITS LIGHT-BROWN COD LIVER OH is sold ONLY in capsuled Ihpsriai< Half-Pint«, 20. 6d/ Pint 9, 4a. fid.; Qoarta; Oa ; by all respectable Cheitiitj and Dniggistß throughout the World. SOLE COKSIQNZfS: ANSAE., HARFOBD AND CO., 77, STRAND, Loj. DON. 66 THE BLOOD ls THE LIFE." 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