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* W A \J? %M> & ,^ . Diseased lung 3 cnuse more deaths eveiy year throughout the length SL..sij and b rea dth o f the uuiverse than all 05 I other human afflictions. j;*_iij Consumption is always preceded by I i a cold, developing into a cough, kO: which is followed by a gradual |E2 | weakening and wasting of the pQ|" system, resulting sooner or later in I S3 I tlie great while scourge. E3 | is th.j most effective of all reifedies KM ior throat and lung affections. It is k. j composed of an aggregation oi lung "*j- healing, strength-rejiewing, heallh-a-S3 giving ingredients which are so fsgj skilfully and accurately com-gg-ff, pounded as to assure the quickest J~j recovery without the slightest danfe« j ger to the weakest constitution. ®^ Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, fresh i^ j Eggs, Beech Wood Creasota and rg-jj Ilypopliosphitcs of Lime and Soda. «s • Thi:su are the constituent:; of Lane's J Emulsion, and if you ask the doctor, k-kj he will tell you that they are all of £$ the greatest value in the treatment g-T£ of lung, throat, digestive and ~' j wasting diseases. J Here are a'lew extracts from testi--il~J^ menials in' our j^ossession. They Is* j prove its value. ?Q^ ''^1 cannot help but praise Land's ga Emulsion, it did me s-.o much good." __J "We are never v.itiiout Line's jsLJfe Emr.lsion. ; it always cures our j E§" colds." "As soon as the children iOs ! iave tn^ aRt co^< 1 o-'vc them _, J Lane's Emulsion." " Your Emulsion KSJ cured me of bronchitis of live years' HUS standing." •• We think worlds of g| Lane's Emulsion. It made: our __^ t . child strong antl well." Let Lane's Emulsion tell its own story of lisi health in your home. Get ;i ijottic rroni the £t-y3! local chciiiist or storekeeper. Tho'pi'icois "—"1 2/6 and 4/6 per boltle, of which lha larger |2 size is the more economical. Refus" ail substitutes. f -' Oi t' Piepared only by E. G. LANE, ChemLt, Oamaru. N-Z. 12
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Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 14612, 30 August 1913, Page 2
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