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JF It started *fik ;; j £t with a cough "«k MfrM*. "For years 1 havs suffered from A»thma. having to sit all ' Jralv night, heinpf unable to get any breath when lying dcwn. J "^ j/ii&r • Since taking Lane's Emulsion I have bsen practically free <iom attacks. I always keep a bottle handy and a few '• d°ses never fail tc put me right. Your Great Medicine is Jells ■p*^ - a wonderful boon to sufferers from my complaint and I *^j| always recommend it to anyone I hear is suffering from «^^B any chest trouble. E. H. Bentley, Flemirgton, Vic." Mβ'n Lane's Emulsion numerous vital elements are ~+*W* '' WmL*. marvellously combined to help all who suffer i . Irom weakness of the ctiest and lungs. The ,f OS'- : ■?*£.?■ benefit is yours with every bottle. '• Prtct a/6 and 4/6 a teitli at attChtmists ani Storu. ■■( v; ■/ H -.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 116, 18 May 1932, Page 15
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