Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXi, Issue 6066, 12 September 1903, Page 1

Wellington, N.Z., October 27th, 1902. Me Lane.—Dear Sir, # I fesl it my duty to let you know: what your Einulgion, and fresh air. h&i done for me. Twelve months &ro las tSeptenlber I. was so ill with.my lungs that I had to go into the Wellington Hospital. I had been under the care of five (5) different doctors, who said my case was one of consumption. I was told that my only chance was to go either to the "Blue Mountains" or the hospital. After being iv the hospital six (t>) weeks I returned home somewhat relieved, but not ouzed. I had a very aasty, hacking, hollow cough, and was frequently spitting blood. Owing to the coughing being so bad at night, morphia tablets were ordered to enable me to sleep a little at night. M) flesh was gradually, but surely leaving my body, and I was getting weaker and weaker, and was tired all the time. In April of this year (1902) I commenced taking through reading your little book, which was put under the door. The doctor who was attending me said I was doing right, and advised me to continue with it. I think he said this just to pjoase mo as much as anything. At this time my Btomach was so weak, and my digestion so poor that I qould hardly retain the Emulsion, but by persistent efforts it gradually strengthened my digestive organs, and after, a whilo I had no difficulty in keeping it down. It must have been a month or six (6) weeks before I could tell there was any improvement. In fact, I was begiuuing to lose hope of your Emulsion doing me good. : . Reading the testimonials from tima to time thoy induced me to continue.© Tha testimonial of Trooper On, and his statement about how ho regained his health through being persistent with the Emulsion gave me fresh hope. lam now so thanfeful I -was persistent, It was about thia ti:ue that an improvement began to bo noticeable The couching was still very bad, and the bleeding had not entirely stopped, } but there was a kiul of feoiing that I i was getting a little better strength,This helped me on, and gave me fresh hope that I might still be well again. Bight up to now, seven months later, . I have kept on taking the Emulsion. At first oue bottle each week, then two. and as I got stronger the dose was increased. For tho past two (2) mouths I have been taking three (3 bottles each week. I aai now on my forty-fourth (II) bottle. It lias Wn £ money well spent. Line's Emulsion, fre3h aa- u.iid parsistaiicy have given mo a new lease of life. £* Last February my weight was 8 stone 6 pounds. J3y April I had docre^ed to 7 stone. Since then I j have gradually incrnased and have [ now gained 10' pounds. Last Feb- jj'' ruary and March I was quite uuwlrto' 1 to walk but a few paces, the leant ? exertion, w-ntkl tixn mo very-' much-. I Now-October—l can, and <lo', walk Sj quite live 6) miles each fine day. X • The walk I usually fcika is from my | house, round the Patent Slip, through | Kiltiuruie, on to Ivuvrtown, :«i,i lionio | again. This walk is now no trouble f to me. Just previous to taking the 1 Emulsion, my doctor said he could do §S no more for me. N"mv I cati s>iu'sr my old songs as wc!l as ever I did, showing | my lungs aye strong-nnd sound: \ j As further proof thai my case wist \ one o!i oou.-vumpriou, I was rep.">rw,l to i the Healtli Officers who visited, tho \ housa iv which I was living, and-the vj SRiit me a circular issued by the' Government, giving instructions as to | the care of consumptives. < " 5 am quits certain that my re- \ "turn to health and strength is " solely rfae to LAKE'S Eft?ULSiON "and fresh air.". . i Very greatfully and thankfully yours, j • Signed) NELLY NIGHTINGALE |

BUSINESS NOTICES. MONEY TO LEND. WE have ironey lo lend in large or small amounts on freehold securities at lowest rates. Easy terms for repayment can be arranged. Branch office at Ashburton open daily. ■ - . MAUDE &.HARMAN,. Solicitors, Burnett Street, Ashburton, and at Chrisfcchurch. Representative —M rR. Kennedy. 8 269

rYOTJ Vv rANT to train your Children well, have a nice Home. Consult Mr Ager at his Office, and he will show you Plans of many Houses. Consultation and advice free. A. A&EB,, AK'CUiTISCT, Arcade, Ashburton

THE MOUNT SOMERS NEW SEAMCOAL COMPANY beg to inform the General Public that all the preliminary work of opening thoir New Mine has ■ been accomplished, and ttoay are now going into the solid body of their field. In future all coal will be of uniform quality, freer from small, and more suited' for Household use. Those who have not used this Coal, should give it a trial. They will save money, havo less trouble, and keep the money in the County. Price—l7s per Ton at Mount Somers. jamksTgibsoN', CAMERON STREET, ASHBTJRTON.

J W MALCOLMSON, FARMERS' AGENT, ARCADE ASHBURTON. I AM A TBUYEJtt OF MEATAI Fairfield Freezing^Works. ALSO,— Wheat, Oat, Barley, and Peas. Dn Trucks Ashburton or Country Station! ; Agent for North Queensland Insurance Company (Fire and Marine)