... I feel thO ?? hoarseness or weakness of the chest, al A result of so much public speaking, I immediately regort to gour Emulsion, and thit enables me to continue speaking, which I would other wise not be able to do. I probably do as much out-deor speakingal ...

... that they do not knotrivwIi- f permancut relief is until they take Scott's Eullsion, fit the affections of the breathing and speaking organs, so common in our climate, cod-liver oil has long boeoe a. standard remedy. Indeed, for nearly a century, this oil ...

... I feel the slightest haardeneSS or ?? of the cheat, ae a result of so much public speaking, I immediately resort to your Emulslon, and thid enables meto continue speaking, which I would otherwise not be able to do. I probably do as much out-dcor epeablvg ...

... health. No otliel: Soap Ias the same properties. M EDICAL 0PINION U NAN'IMOUS. M EDICAL 0PINION UNANIOUTS The LANCET, speaking of EMOL-KELEET, says:- On account of itS remarkable velvety tmootlhness it should possess a unique value in the treatment ...

... healths, No otlher Soap has the samle properties, ^ EDICAL 0PIN ION UNANIMOUS. 3AlEDICAL rIN'ION 'TNANIMOUS Ile LANCET, speaking of EMOL-KELEET, say` :-:lon account of its remarkable velvety swootlhnC5 it should possess a unique value in tile ?? of cutaneous ...

... cold, is told in a letter Which ?? aS follows;- ,I take great pleasure in adding-my testimonial to the hundredof others who speak so highly of Scott's Emulsion as s, remedial agent. We had occasion to givetheomulsilon to our little girl, age five years ...

... have both got much stronger and fatter, and are much brighter since we lhave scott's Emulsion to thems Therefore, we cannot speak too highly of Scott's Enmulsion, and the wondertul work it ase aecomphsished. I remaini, gentlemnenyouis very truly (signed) ...

... daily toll with Dr Tibbles' Vi-toeo;, uiid they caii tIelr. wave the flry of the elements witlh | u wlmanliisity. Th~e isrster speaks [reel pcersona2 experiecec I anid from obrel:isa Iinof I mcnei vial efiCtS lon oters. ?? |~i 11~nlllw pres amid temliotrarily ...

... DEPREESED AGRICULTURE BUBSTICS INVADING TOWNS, \'EARS ago Mr Gladstone, speaking on the diiv J treaed condition of agriculture and the invasl or iowas by the *ura populaftio in Arch of work, uried as a remedy that fruit culture should be undel thkeca ...

... whicb, without the righit treatment, would have made recovery hopeloes The letter about the Case is as followe:- ?? can indeed speak moal highly of Scott's Emulsion, and I think I should be tailing in my duty were I not io inform you of the good efroets it ...

... and 4hroat affections, to which all children are more or leas subtecit Poott~s :3mulsion is of great benefit, and I cannot speak tko highly in its favour. It seems to supply growing children with ?? what they need to make them strong and rolust, I have ...

... threoat sjd, iffLecticnl, to thich all children %re more or 103l0 ub eoti was ScOt'S Wmulsion li of great benenit, and I ?? speak; I Of too bigbly in its favour. it seems to supply gro'wing ' calilren with just wha. they nrcd lo mae thor stong 6rds Und ...