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iSRUBBING EASES PAIN. ACCIDENTS & AILMENTS jEllirnan. .ti|?irst Aid in Accidents and Ailments, Massage, Hygiene of the Athlete. 256 p.p. illustrated. EXTRACTS FROM REVIEWS OF THE R.E.P." BOOK. "The art of massage is concisely explained .a.cand the instructions are rendered vivid and >^asy to follow by a Large number of excellent ^-diagrams."—Deny Journal," May 23rd, 1904. "It will also be found to be a very handy H volume for those who go down to 'sea in ships -i-and to do business on the Great waters.' "— "Glasgow Weekly Mail," May 21st, 190-1. "We have pleasure in commending the book „ to the favourable attention of the nublic. "The Midland Counties Express. May 21st, .1904. "The instructions regarding serious troubles, it is judiciously pointed out, are to be read as -first-aid treatment pending the of the doctor."—"The Western Daily Press," Bristol, i May 23rd, 1904. "The first chapter on massage is WBU worth .perusal by everyone, the matter being put so plainly that the merest tyro should, on read- ing what this work has to say on the suhjoct, be able to apply the lessons so well set out."— "The Leighton Buzzard Observer" May -24th, 1904. "The book is a valuable one for the house- hold, as it may be regarded ae -a 'first aid' in a large number of accidents, as weR as giving; instructions upon the practice of massage in many complaints."—"Torquay Times and South; Devon Advertiser," May 20th, 1904. "The instructions are of a thoroughly prac- tical character, easily to be followed, and ren- dered all the more intelligible means of., numerous diagrams. "Tfie Warrington Ob- server," May 21st, 1904. "The instructions with first aid treatment are thoroughly up-to-date and should prove of r.particular interest to ambulance men."—"The Preston Herald," May 21st, 1904. "The writer, however, does not teonnne him-' self to cases in which Elliman's is indicated. but travels over the whole range of accidents; and complaints requiring '.fl, r-st aid and his guidance throughout is cksar, comprehensive, ;and, as far as we can judge, trustworthy. "The Worcestershire Chronicle," May 21-sfc, M904. "General hygiene, massage, and tne devel- oppment of the athlete are fully eon&idered;, sprains, dislocations, and fractures find their s^daee in the book."—Longton Times," May 21st. 1904. "A notable feature of the work is a table of ..•poisons, with their antidotes.: '—"Warwick .Leamington, and "Warwickshire Times," May -21st. 1904. "Among the numerous subjects are the treatment of colds and nervous disorders, i^pEa-ias, dislocations, fractures, drowning, rheumatism, burns, scalds,, etc. Parents, travellers, athletes, nurses, ai-nbulawo men. and all who travel will find the book invalu- able when sickness arises or accidents hap- pen^'—Somerset CSwanifcy He&ald," May ,21st,' "A more comprehensive- selection of jfirst ;aid infoRmation, both surgical and medical, we have seldom seen, and can confidently re- commend the Elima R.E.P. Book to the, public in general and to 'parents, .school-; ;ai«atB6<ft?e33 nurses, brrs, rand anilrulance men in particular. No home should be with- out it."—"Weekly Standard -.and pressl Blackb.irn," May 21st, 1994. "Such a book ought t-a be inrarery house, as ,its value cannot b9 estimated."—"The Bar- ;raw £ H#fcid," May_21si, TL904.. •< "The book, which is handsomely bound in «-oJotli,-?i.?eely iiikistrated u-ith diagrams, and. well;>ptrinted, would prove an acquisition in .-any liausehold. "Brom-s grove. Droitw-ich, aarid i3Redditch .eekly .1\teSB£mge1'' May ,221st; 904. "With it as a guide s. aaovice ean render, first aid: ini» incidents and aikueutc. It, 's essential- ly' .practical and up-to-date.—Essex County, <3hronieliV May 21st, 1904.. 'Tho- j,. ork is a high-class one, sof great in-, t-evest 1• the general public, and especially IL valuable in. remote districts. Montgoniexy, Cesinty ?3,imes," May 21st, 1904. "The ok is likely tbo be of value to nurses, latlAetes, riravelleee, ambulance men, amd indeed to alraest every-; one, and it is well wortk a place in every 1 hon»o. —Dar liifigiistti and ffitedkton Times. May 21st,'1904. 111-i tWo days, when ereayono iridulges to I, a. certain;-extent in athletic -the book; fhouta bei-a^und in enery home. The pages are profusely illustrated, aud hall .information is ii given.,&.s,toithe bpst anethoc6 tie be.adopted in 1 massaging,' *>aidaging, and otherwise 1.Teating all lands rof injuries and wounds."—"The Essex Jyow3, May 19th, 1904. "Its value as, a ready referx-nee on ffi-rst aid is very r(tt. and it .oicgdit to finS a place in evory iemsehvjld: library-1 ""JDuiidee Adver- tiser," Y4ay'i;)th, 1904. "We (Gonsifter Meesur Elli-ean ihave per- formed a* p.bhc, service in paMidbcisig sinon a I)ook." oh. Wight Ob-strTPrl" May 21st, L96V-. "Often^smes, vw,hen anetHcal aid -enonqi be promptly sgecureJ, accidents and diseases may be greatly and minimised by first-^iid treatment, ;and this jexeellent jpuMictttjon. which bears :the.:title,'of-'U'he ILE.P. supplies the -,very- knowledge that is ireoessMT in cases tØf -i -"t kind;?.'—"The Wegtern Gazette," May A "As many had:|»n opportunsty rot perusing th*- !foruier edition well ksw the work is an HKvalu&ble. one to persons in ttll stations of life* ;MiS3:is-,ona.-wi^Ji no "houstihtild can well afford to bu without. The idea swans,: to have been tw gvv\3; full ivisisf ctions in -&H; matters pertMn:ingio' health, which can bei dealt with irsiiler • the ■ fiKiWiuid treatme«t > (medical and tssrrgkjiU), .and in more serious; troul-les sufficient iritermation 4c do all pcs-i sible for the patient pending tbe -wrival of the; doctor or "The Walsall Adver- i tiser," May 21st, H904. "Amongst the «natW»s dealt wioh are suchi all-important subjects «as massa@.G, wQjinds, rheumatism, broncKiiti^, pajffoctions arising from 'taking cold,' sprains, iujuries to tthe joints, dislocation, fractures, >boins, rcalds, common ailments, hygiene of the athlete, etc., andl they are all treated iii a.wiiind, sensible, and up to-date manner. The book is admirably j got up and cannot faft to nrove of great value in every household "—t4The '8ury and Norwich Post and Suffolk Standard; May 21st, 1904. "Rmbbing eases pain. a dtttum almost uni- versally accepted." "Eastern Daily Ittess," Norwich, M^y 21st, 1904. "Likely to'be of great sertioe in the house- hold in time of emergetsey.*W'Nottingham "Daily Guardian," May 23rd., WW. FIRST AID IN ACCIDENTS & AILfltEHTS, HYGIENE Of .-THE ATHLETE. MiSSAGE, &c. &56 pp., Illustrated, Price 1/- vast free thr««^or,t the "*yorld, stamps ,»r postal (For:si £ n stamps accepted), or ujiou feip oi foGfOktct covers r si.ht of biIi j i<haw;»g purchase of 3 potties of BLUMAN'S t'ni^'ersal Embr«^ition, 1/ 1 iJf one 2/9 t r 4/- bottle. ELLIMAN'S CaiBROCATfOM poor Rheumatism, 4,:ítHbbin:; before jLumba&9t nrokn. Sprains, Ct)f' wiiin jjSruises, Crafnp, iFre.It Cute, Sfijfness, oTe Throat from Soc&ttessof tiieLitnUs Cold, after Cycling, at the Chest, Feetb&U, Rowieg;, Ncuralsia from Cold, Ac, Bottlw, Sid., 1/1 i, WP,, A/ ULIMAN, SOUS & GO., Siaugb, Engiasd A book upon similar lines, treating of Horses, Cattle, Dogs, Birds, the E.F.A. Book, is also published, and the issue of it to date is 190,000 copies. The terms for tho E.F.A. Book are Is poetai order or stamps (foreign stamps accepted), or a label affixed for the purpose to the outside of the baclc of the wrapper of 2s bottles of Elliman's Royal IEM- brocation, or ordor of your bookseller, Is net. Address ELLIMAN, 50NS <& CO., SLOUQH, England.

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