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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 173, 22 July 1903, Page 6

MEDICAL. c loot Sore Throats, i \ garss them. } 3 Sawyer's Bay, Dunedin. C # Mr. LANE/ Oamaru. % <r Dear Sir,—Permit me to C \ express my grateful appreciation <f of the value of your Emulsion, "a $ I have been subject to sore <L \ throats, and some months ago J g had a -very severe attaok. At \ J times my throat would be so £ C' bad that I could not swallow g $ anything. A friend advised me \ %s to try Lane's Emulsion, and it J» d* is quite a pleasure for me to \ J!) tell you that the result was c C meet satisfactory. It made my g / throat so well, and in euch a \ short time that I recommend g \ Lane' 6 Emulsion immediately I \ 3 hear any of my friends com- C \ plain of sore throats. Wishing / g you every success with your \ \ valuable preparation. \ Yours faithfully, & % JOHN LAYBURN, C S Tanner and Currier, g C It is hardly necessary to 3 g enlarge upon Mr Layburn's \ earnest words. What Lane's ff* C Emulsion did for him, Lane's # Emulsion will do for you. It is «L \ thoroughly good for sore throats g £ and chest trouble in either men, \ Jp women, or children. Just ask C C your chemist or store for Lane's g g Emulsion, and do not be per- C \ suaded to take any other. J Take none but LANE'S. C g Price 2/6 and 4-/6 per bottle. C % 66 f m /WM clfarß the Tabee a 6mmm\( bills Snvee the Lunge f| » Mm At all Stores and Jls*&**~T&. rm FENTON, Newt.t MiTWlli RATJBN, Queen-s (gs&\ ''•'%s)'\Mm WOOLLAMS. P< Wfk\ iMt'imm sonby; COOPEB, v torla-Bt.; JEFFB S6'N." &ftS5SS**Ei TEBD. Newmarket NEURALGIA HEADACHi Ai\D TOOTHACHE. CURED BY TAKING FENTON'S NEURALGIA POWDEi i 1/ BOX. |Tf.EISTON, CHEMIST, KARANGAHAPE RD. Telephone 10S3.

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