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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7879, 2 June 1891, Page 2

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F. FE BRIM AN, ASHBURTON, BBOX-O-TO-t OF JOSEPH s_Hl_% FORD'S (By Royal Letters Patent) SCOUR & LUNG-WORM MIXTURE FOR SHEEP. A PERFECT CURE FOR SCOUR AND LUfIG-WORM. TESTIMONIALS. Riverslea Farm, Balfour P. 0., Southland, Ma P Fetibiman Ashburton. 20th February, 1891. Dear Sir,—l have much pleasure in stating that I found "Ford's Scour and LungWorm Mixture" a most excellent and effectual cure for lung worm. I had 400 nice lambs all very bad, and some dying every day, with 33 dead when I got the Mixture to dose them With. I gave them one dose all round, and found that day 1 had only lost two (2), and ail the rest have thriven splendidly ever since.—Yours '^^j* P S.—The class of sheep were hajfbreds, Lincoln and Merino. And I might say aeain that I cannot speak too highly of the Mixture, which I obtained from your Southland Agents, Messrs Tothill, Watson and Co_-W.F.W. , _, Drumroslan, Southbridge Bth October, 1890. Mr F. F____c__vn, Ashburton. „ ._,,.- _ t Sir —I have great pleasure in testifying to the effects of " Ford's Scour and LungWorm 'Mixture ,? upon my flock. My sheep were coughing and scouring prior tp name the Mixture, but after drenching a change for the better soon became apparentAll flock-owners having their sheep coughing or scouring should lose no time in giving the Mixture »trial, as from my experience it is very _ ours respectfully, WHJuTAM brRAHAIa. ■Mfc p FERBIMAN Ashburton. Dromore, July 21st, l&JO. Dear Sir,-In reply to your questions as to whether the " Lung-Worm Mixture I had from you about six weeks ago had the desired effect, I am hsppy to state that it saved, in my opinion, 300 lambs. The lambs were after a lon* drive, and saving, having come from the Baye. I bought them in the Ashburton Yards lor 6s 6d each I got them home and fed them on oaten-sheaf chaff and some fresh green -feed. Ihey were continually coughing and scouring, and 20 of them died the first wec_c. 1 Sht havf loaf the lot. and expressed that opinion to a friend who advised mc to try " Ford's Mixture.' 1 I did so, with the result that the coughing and scouring ceased, and they began to thrive immediately, and I sold them a montn _fffi%_Shtt_em_tapw-l?Mdtlie_ianl bought them from expressed surprise, saying he wouldn't have known them.—l am, dear sir, yours truly, Danes- J-XUCK. F. FERRIMAN, ASHBURTON, PATENTEE AND PROPRIETOR. AGENTS IN ALL PR I NCIPAL TOWNS.

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£50 REWARD "CAT ILL be paid to any person that can proev] Tv the following at_temeat to be untrue:--TO MR JB, W. HALL, MEDICAL HERBALIST. 158 Armagh Street, CHRISTCHURCH. Dear Sir,— . After being a martyr to Rheumatism for the past three years, and being unable to move from the house, liftsd ia and out bed, and frequently having to be ted at meals. ■ 'and under two doctors and chemist* without avail, your traveller persuaded ma to try your Gout and Rheumatic Piiis, 1 did so. and after the ¥IRST BOX I was actually able to walk as far as tho Presbyterian cemetery, a distance of about a mile, and back. lam now nearly RBCOVELU-0, aud shalibe happy to verify the above statement either personalty or by letter. j_ : . Yours gratefully, __n_T Gray. Exeter street, Lyttelton, October 17 to, ISBO. 292