Given 12 months to live a consumptive cured by OL Jla «c 2 ■ * M.M.HL 1. «? A v£ JIB, I Here is a really wonderful recov- = __— §§ I cry, told in a plain straightforward § i i way by Mr. D. McE. Johnston of 1 | I North Sydney. I *%sL 1 j: "It gives mc much pleasure to write 1 \iowft'* T ri a informing you of the great permanent 1 /X cure and building up of my whole system = rs^ !t *"~+*. =D ; by a course of your Emulsion. To give 1 I I you an idea of my state of health before 1 I I taking your Emulsion, I may tell you f a that my doctor had been so kind as to 1 1 I tell mc that my left lung was practically | i \ gone, and that I was altogether in a bad \i P j way with consumption, that with care I I A^; :: j|:^ ':i might last twelve monthj. He strongly | pi'ii M U recommended Lane's Emulsion, and here | c KlMl?i::^"^";l^;:^ ,;^'"i'i''W! l( S I am, after four years' strenuous work, | 1 : \ in the very best of heallh—as fit as the % i^^'i^S;^. I S fittest of athletes— and it is all due to the g i good qualities of your Emulsion." | 11;iir£«iii-'ii:;:iiisi!i!A ,1 Believe mc, yours truly, | % jji; (; | ) Daniel McEwan Johnston, % I J 35 Arthur St., North Sydney. | JpiHp t JJ|^pj |J||lllJll| I p Lane's Emulsion is prepared under the personal supervision of jj I Mr. Lane, a graduate chemist of Oamaru, N.Z., and the very gj 1 highest standard of quality has been maintained for 1 7 years. \ jl It is prescribed by leading medical men, and used by them in jj | their own households. | I It puts flesh on the thin, restores confidence to those suffering | I from nerve troubles, promotes perfect assimilation and healthy \ \ digestion. Lanes is a wonderful body-builder and lung-healer, and is jj invaluable for I Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, I Catarrh, Incipient Consumption and !j other wasting diseases § It is skilfully prepared from the purest Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, BeechI wood Creasote and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda, the whole peril fectly combined and emulsified by Fresh Eggs. jjj All chemists and stores stock it. Never accept a substitute. Price 2 6 L I and 4/6 per bottle. The large bottles are the most economical -as they jij contain more than two of the smaller ones. I Prepared by E. G. LANE, Chemist, OamEni, N.Z. X * I <e lfs famous because it's good ,, I ____ M _ J ,_ \
HOTOE CARS. I A Motor Lorry £<& . I I a improvement. § \ m ! m The way iv wi.iei, a Motor Lorry will re.tuce h i eafUge and increase the area of daily m i U delivery is almost ma'-ica;. fi? ! I The "Kissel-Kar" comes first I; I for reliabiiity and economy. I 1 JSs fits ?JKt2si" la te I i w improved design but, in selected material, is 53 ! J ll, ' s amleneeil, and actual rnnning experience Ss ' substantiates it, " r ?& ; Call arwiitu for particulars of how a "Kissel- &? Kar savts its ow»ier money. m; I D.S.C. 8 Cousins g Cousins Ltd I I VICTORIA QUADRANT and LOBNE ST., AUCKLAND. |
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 152, 28 June 1915, Page 10
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