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CURED A MOST TRYING COUGH.…

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CURED A MOST TRYING COUGH. ,c' a ..]t! a How Scott's Emulsion proved effectual, after other remedies had failed. I l :DC I i WILLIAM MADIN, Jian. I There is great risk in allowing even an ordinary cold to go unchecked. Consumption claims thousands every year simply because the weakened system does not receive the needed aid until it is too late. When a person finds that his or her system does not recover quickliy from a cold it is a sure sign it is weak, and needs building up. There is no denying the seriousness of taking cold, and there is every reason why more than a local speci- fic should be employed to assist in a speedy recovery. Specifics alone will not overcome the condition which both makes the body susceptible to taking cold easily and also aggravates the trouble and encourage all sorts of complications. What is needed is the remedy which cured' the gentleman whose photograph we here reproduce together with his letter, which is as follows:— "35, West-street, Sheffield, July 19th, 1898. "Gentlemen, In the early part of this year I caught a very severe cold, which left me with a hard dry cough, and, although I tried various remedies, it seemed, to get no better. Usually I have found mustard applied outwardly quite sufficient to cure me, but on this occasion it seemed to take no effect, and I was almost afraid of some serious lung complaint. However, I happened to read one of your advertise- ments, and was induced to try one of your bottles of Scott's Emulsion, and the effect was marvellous. I felt a benefit from the very first few doses, and by the time I had taken the contents I was quite well again. It is now over four months ago, and I have never had the slightest return of the cough. I feel quite dure that Scott's Emulsion is a wonderful remedy for all lung troubles, and, if its curative properties were universally known, the demand for it would be almost greater than the supply.-Yours truly, (signed) Wm. Madin, jun." Mr Madin's letter gives you the truth in a nutshell He had evidently tried various so-called remedies, but his system needed more than a specific, and he found in Scott's Emulsion immediate relief and a per- manent cure. Scott's Emulsion is more than a speci- fic. It is a well-known and standard remedy for coughs, colds, bronchitis, and all ailments of throat and lungs but this is by no means all of its merit. Scott's Emulsion contains cod liver oil, hypophos- phites, and glycerine. It presents these remedial a.gente in a pajatable form and one easy for digestion. It is a preparation which has the praise of the me- dical profession by reason of its superiority over all other similar remedies, and finds popular favour on all sides because it is so pleasant to take and so effectual in restoring health and strength. Merely naming the ingredients of Scott's Emulsion is enough to show that, not only will it relieve a cough or cold, but it will further nourish and strength- en the system so that a permanent cure can be effec- ted. Now is the time to begin taking Scott's Emul- sion, and fortify the entire body against unfavourable influences of weather. You can obtain a sample of Scott's Emulsion by sending threepence to cover postage to Scott and Bowne, Limited, Manufacturing Chemists, 95. Great Saffron-hill, London, E.C., and mentioning this paper.

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