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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 258, 30 October 1926, Page 44

wonderful letter m from i;ffj'«4_ TONQA U|ja|ak. TABU / ■ , We do not print this letter because it happens to come from s far-off Pacific Island—but because it is the last to hand of hundreds of similar letters; Signs of Lung Trouble after Pleurisy Banished by Lane's Emulsion. .'-'• "At die ate of five end a half rears my daughter had a bad attack of pleurisy. She waa about six weeks in bed, >$'' and the doctor said she had some lung trouble and it .* would be good to take her away from the Island for a change, but a friend recommended mc to give Lane's a trial. After six months' perseverance' a vast difference was noticeable, and after three, years' treatment she is as strapping a girl as one could wish to'find. According to the Doctor she is now perfectly healthy in'every way. "L. SEXTON* '• Nukualofa; Tonga Tsbau" : Taives f -_™ls-Q-^ We publish letter? like these because they give people an insight into typical cases. <■.;.-, ;/v-,v, -yhere Lane's Emulsion has changed sick-' ness into health, and suffering into happiness. .. !■ , ,*.?:.■.-■■- -_ -w -Here you see the reasonvjfor tjbie ■'_' of Lane's Emulsion. Ifcgjives' sti_ngthfo^ old--unequalled'for coughs, colds,whoopv ing pough, rickets, asthma,. ; /'-■ croup, weak lungs'.and incipient ivdf > ; '^' y,:; -: ? 'BUmpt_on. : jjl ;; ; > '"-.,•'■ --' ,-■ I -ami Sstrm. sstasmfeaorUM_^ ':•-"•:;■•■' B. %;:_-SPfcf ji jhi I Mjomf^TiS i