"I RAPIDLY IMPROVED IN STRENGTH."

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11434, 26 July 1900, Page 7

"I RAPIDLY IMPROVED IN STRENGTH."

SCOTT'S EMULSION SUCCEEDED." It is easy for us to explain tho important trUii revealed in tho letter to which wo invite your special attention. The important point of this letter is the superiority of Scott's Emulsion over plain cod liver oil. Wo find this oil in Scott's' Emulsion broken up and mii into a form requiring almost no digestive effort. It is a great tiling to mako cod liver oil palatable and easy for digestion, ?s is proved by tho following letter:— "13, All Saints'-street, "Landport, Portsmouth, England, "September 24, 1898, "Dear Sirs,— is with deep gratitude that I write thanking you for your valuable preparation, Scott's Emulsion. I can truly say it. has been remarkablo in my case. Being advised by one of the most eminent physicians of tho town to try it, I did so, and I am thankful to say it was with most beneficial results. I rapidly improved in strength and vigour. I havo been a great sufferer from bronchitis and emphysema. I tried cod liver oil, but my system was too weak and I could not kpnn it down, but as soon as I began your valuable preparation, from tho first I felt its beneficial results, and where tho plain oil failed, Scott's Emulsion succeeded. " Yours sincerely, " (Signed) J. F. SPANNER." In Scott's Emulsion you find cod liver oil in a form ready for quick absorption. Tho oil in Scott's Emulsion is combined with glycerine and hypophospliites, and its potency is increased many times. Scott's Emulsion is extremely beneficial in all affections of throat and lungs, and wherever there is .vny indication of waging of flesh or strength. It is prescribed by physicians for- bronchitis, consumption, coughs and colds, anaemia, torotula, rickets, marasmus, and wasting diseases of children. It restores vitality anil Strength without taxing the system.