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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2496, 8 May 1909, Page 6

i There are jiow over 250,000 words in }: the English language acknowledged by [ the host authorities, or about 70,000 more than in the German. French, ; Spanish, and Italian combined. LEON GATH A, VIC. i Mr. It. Spargo, e/o H. Wightman, j P. 0., Leongatha, Vic., writes:—“l regard Dr. Sheldon’s Now Discovery as a il. C’ou"li Cure to be a remedy that_ one [■' Should not be witliout. A friend oi ! mine out back, not very Ion" ago, was bad with a cold that he could not get V rid of, and when I told him to. try Dr. S' Sheldon’s New Discovery lor coughs I- and colds, he laughed at the idea, say--0 ing: 'You don’t catch me using any of iV the.se patent medicines, • I don’t bein them.’ But after a bit of per- { miasioh he did try, Dr. Sheldon’s New L Discovery, dn a; Tew days he was well I again, and is very grateful to iw. 1 - m.- Sheldon’s ■/New Discovery for ' Clou°'hs and .Colds is an unequalled pieVparation for the cure of all. Chest Com- !• plaints And Lung Troubles. / Prico, Is j6d and Vs . per . bottle. Obtainable I everywhere. '