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*••■ * . — — — Cough=Curing "The Cough was eased almost Immediately— is now completely cured. i Coughs are as common in this sort of Ireather as rose* in June; all kinds of VY*oUgh* from all kinds of reasons, yet all the coughs and all the reasons give way tp £De thing : , '* " 109,:. Nursery Road, Lozells, £ "Birmingham, England, V ' ~ " , "April 9th, 1901. "Dear Sins, — My. child suffered from Ine&eles, which left behind a most distress- , ing cough. I tried several remedies for him, including an emulsion made by another firm, but it had not. the least effect, and did not relieve the cough one atom. /Jt was then recommended to try Scott's JJmnlsion, and to this end procured a bottle, and from that time my child commenced to steadily improve. The cough was cased almost immediately, appetite greatiy improved, and vitality and strength increased. I beg to say my child is now completely cured, and to Scott's Emulsion HARRY SHARRATT. ' (F*m » pkotognjtu only can I in. justice give the credit of this catisfactory result. I consider Scott's Emulsion immeasurably superior to the other Emulsion I tried, and its pleasant taste and palafcability is a great point in ite favour, the child taking it readily from the first, but it was only with the greatest v 'difficulty he would take the other preparation. tTo show you ihow noticeable the : improvement must be in my boy's condition, I may state our friends frequently remark upon, the change in him, and say how healthy he now looks.— Yours truly, (Signed) E. SHARRATT." "To Scott's Emulsion only can I in jus- : tfce give the credit for this satisfactory re■uH." The result? Mr Sharratt alludes to was the cure of " a most distressing cough/' , IFbr cough-curing is easy if .you know just what to do. All the oougbs of these bitter winter days will yield to - ScbttV Eniulcioa, and we have no hesitation in promising yon prompt, almost immediate relief, with ultimate cure. Is it njrt the part of wisdom and comfort to cure the cough you Iwve? We are bound to point out to you, not Bore in our interest than in your own, that while curing coughs is easy enough i# you take Scott's Emulsion, it by no meant follows that you will cure your cough il you accept anything said to be "just as good." There never can be an imitation, just a* good as the original. As for "substitutes,"- no substitute for the good done "ky cod-liver oil has yet been found. \Then, too, after cod-liver oil has refreshid and reinforced the blood, two other ingredients — blended in Scott's Emulsion— . come' into play, those perfect bone and tissue builders, hypophosphites of lime and coda. The three — as'combined by our process — form the perfect treatment for all coughs, from whatever cause arising/ Scott's . Emulsion, too, is pleasant to taste, easy to t digest, and has — according ' to an eminent physician — three times the value the earns quantity of common codliver oil. Remember, therefore, to see that ' ip is Scott's Emulsion, on the wrapper of every bottle of which you will find a picture of a man' carrying a big fish. You can obtain a sample of Scott's Emulsion by sending fourpence to Scott and Bowne, Limited, 483, Kent. Street, Sydney, and mentioning this paper. All ; chemists sell Scott's Emulsion. BILL MARTIN SPEAKS. '' ' . . ♦— . To Ideal Tyre Coy., Christchurch.-*-Oeax ■irt,— l have much pleasure in writnr^ you to lay how heartily I appreciate the Ideal tyres which were fitted to my machine and Bpon whiah I put up my seventeen New j Zealand records, and won the several championship, prises. I was very pleased with them.—WILIIAM MARTIN. X2992 " THE POWER OB 1 THOUGHT ♦• — '■■•.. In the Cause and Cure of Disease," a new book of 45 pages. By C. B. Kline, Metaphysician. Crisp, convincing, strong', scientific. Everyone should obtain a copy. Js *nd Is 6d; leading booksellera. X2695 "■ Ladies or gentlemen suffering from loss cf hair, excessive dandruff, or any irritation of the scalp, will find Hendy's Cele- . brated Juleptia or Egg Julep, an excellent tonic. It gives the hair a beautiful silken acd glossy appearance, and immeditely •tops it falling out after sickness, iniuenta, etc. It is a splendid wash for children's hair, and the price brings it within the reach of all classes, being only Is per bottle. W. Strange and Co., Drap*rs, «re Sole Agents for Christehurch. X2896
Powell's Balsam of Aniseed. — SAFE AND RELIABLE.— Gives Immediate Relief. I FOR 78 YEARS THE POPULAR REMEDY FOR Coughs, Golds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Influenza, and all Lung Troubles. It loosens the Phlegm immediately, and removes the tickling: sensation in the Throat, which deprives so many of rest durtner the night. It also Strengthens the Voice and Cures Hoarseness. Sold by all Chemists and Storekeepers, I But see the well-known Trade Mark— Lion, Net ■ ' and Mouse— is on each wrapper. %. Prepared only by Thomas Powell, Ltd., M Blackfriijrs, London, S.B. f r
O^mmmm^jm .111.1 .... . ■ / ' *■ •*« HEARNE'S BRONCHITIS CURE! HAS THE LARGEST SALE OF ANY CHEST MEDICINE IN AUSTRALIA. ASllMiffl flllll GOllSliniptlOfh I HOSE who have taken this medicine aie amazed at its wonderful influence. Sufferers from any form of Bronchitis, Cough, Difficulty of Breathing, Hoarseneai, I Pain or Soreness in the Chest, experience delightful and immediate relief; and to those who are subject to Colds on the Chest it is invaluable, at it effects \ a Complete Cure. It is most comforting in allaying irritation in the throat and giving strength to ihe voice, and it neither allows a Cough or Asthma to oecome chronic nor Consumption to develop. Consumption has never been known to exist where "Coughs'' have been properly treated with this medicine. Ns bouse should be without it, as, taken at the beginning, a dose is generally sufficient, and a Complete Cure is certain. RFVA/^ ff?F" C\X>? lO'W^i ? 3& ememt)er that every disease has its commencement, DCs WMHICb Xj P wV/Uvrlw - an d consumption is no exception to the rule. Prepared Only, and Sold Wholesale and Retail, by the Proprietor— ftorflßkeZ/A; Large 4/6. Sold by Chemists and Medicine Vendors. I*/ {+ HFARNF Chemist. GBGIQHP 1 VlH«ria Forwarded by posi to any address when not obtainable locally. ¥¥■• V3. nLMnIXC} V/l ItSII II^S.) \JCH?IUIIg, VlWlOrta s HEW ZEAUND BRABCK OFFICE— COFFEE PALACE BUILDINCS. 217. MMI PLACE, DIJNEDIN.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 7435, 23 June 1902, Page 4
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