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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12395, 3 July 1902, Page 2

Inherited Cough. "Very anxious about him— . Father arid Brother died of Consumption." ' A cough that defies all efforts to subdue it ■given rise to many an anxious hour. It notxl riot: tho right thing mil euro it, though all the. wrong things in tho world will not. Acre is the illustration:— ' "13 Embankment Resictonqes. • ''Cremomo road, Chelsea. " London, England, Oct, 29, 1900. ''Dear Sirs, —I have much pleasure in testifying to the excellent results obtained from taking Scott's Emulsion. My son, • Sidney Blackmail, had a v&ry trying and , stubborn cough, which woukb. not,respond • to treatment, and I was very 'anxious, about , him, having lost both his father and brother from that dread disease, consumption. My son was recommended to take Scott's Emu!-' sion. and after taking it for a short limo his cough was decidedly better. The'treatment was; continued, with tho result that' my son',! cough wjp completely cured, and his • general health was greatly improved, and I feel convinced that Scott's Emulsion has - been the means of building up hie <;onati- ■. • tulion. T consider it a wonderful preparation, and so inuoli nicer and easier to take than the ordinary cod-liver oil, which my boy never would take plain, but n.i difficulty whatever with Scott's Emulsion. I feel Hint tho benefits to be'derived from Scott's Emulsion cannot be too widely known, heilco the reason of mv sending you thin lettor, trusting it may be tho means of benefiting many who may read it,— Yours faithfully. " (Signed) M. C. Lonp.it." ' The story Mrs Lodor tells we have heard e'er anil o'er: how people wandering on • the borderland of consumption no' on trying all sorts of substitutes for and imitations of the right thing and arc 110 better, even worse, beeauso discouraged. Then suddenly lliey are advised to try (lie right thingScott's Emulsion,—and a? wuldenly they are better, the cure, has hegmi, tho remedy' they ; need they have, and once again existence iris attractive, for the life within them • seems to stir again. There must be many who will read this . paragraph who Mcrotly liuve admitted to themselves that they frar consumption. They need not if they will, attack the coming trouble with Scott's Emulsion. AVe havo hundreds of similar unsolicited testimonials in eases exactly similar to Master Blackman's. • And there is. a solid reason why Scott's Emulsion makes short work with consumotivc tendencies. The cod-liver oil it contains in such palatable form enrichcs tho blood and stons the wading, which is consumption. Then the attacked tissue is :,t lengthened and healed by the liypophosphates of linio and soda. These three elements, conil'incd as they are in our process, promptly and definitely eradicate eonMmjptivo tendencies. llow long will you go on trying useless thing? before you brgin with the right ■ thing, which is—Scott's Emulsion/ A man carrying a big fish our trade mark; they must be on the wrapper of the bottle if you want the right thing. - You can obtain n sample of Scott's' Emulsion by sending fotirocnee to Scott and Bowno (Limited), 483 Kent street, Sydney, and mentioning this paper. ' All chemists sell Scott's Emulsion.—96. A YEAR'S LUXURY FOR ONE , SHILLING. , Shavers should bear in mind that for twelve pence a Peaks' SHavixg Stick can be bought: which will last 12 months, and give a softer and better lather tl.an any other soap. Hedc'.iffe Crown Brand Galvanised Irpn is the iron to use in exposed positions, - *