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Press, Volume LI, Issue 8964, 30 November 1894, Page 2

Business Notices* - ONLY A COLD, BUT BEWARE OF ITS feESULT. j TAKE OUR ADVICE. IF people only realised how many deadly diseases begin with "just a common cough " they would take a great deal more care in treating it in the first stages. A prominent physician said the other day that a cough "ought to ba as carefully treated as a fever. Neglect will result just a* fatally in one case as tbe other. A little piecaution will often save doctor's HALL'S BALM OF GILE .D Cures ccugbs. cold", and all affections of the throat and chest. It soothes that irritated feeling, and effects a swift, uleasant cure. V STOP THAT COUGE BY TIDING HALLS HALM OF GILEAD OR COLD CURE. - Price 2s6d per bottle, posted 3s. October 4th, 1890. I, the undersigned, have great pleasure in bearing tessimony to the excellenc effects of your Balm of Gilead for the, Cure of Bronchitis. I consider it the most valuable preparation ever brought before tbe public, and canuot too strongly recommend it for the above complaint. D. MATHKSON. October 13 Lb, 1890. E. W. Hall, , Medical Herbalist, Chri-jtchurch. Dear Sir—l have been suffering for thirteen months wiih a severe cold upon ihy chest, accompanied by a most distressing cough, which prevenced mc from sleeping. ! Mv breath was so short that walking was - difficult. 1 have been under the care of thr«-e local doctors and five chemists, all without avail, but a friend of mine advised mc to come and consult you. After consultation you assured rae that you could no mc good, but I had given up all hope. But your skilful treatment, lam pleased to say, speedily cured mc. I shall always feel grateful for what you have done for mc. Yours sincerely, Jakes Lever, South Belt, Near Southern Cross Hotel. Lyttelton, Nov. 18tb, 1892. Mr E. W. Hall, Medical Herbalist, Christchurch. 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I denied myself of many kinds of food, but still I I got no better, and I had lost all hope of I ever being cured; bnt seeing you had , cured so many people in Christchurch, some of whom I knew well, I thought I ' would give you a trial as a last resource, 1 and I shall always be thankful I did, for t after taking four bottles of your Indigestion Mixture and two boxes of your Pills, I am as well a. ever I was in my life. I shall be most happy for tbe benefit of my fellow-sufferers lo verify the above statement, either personally or by letter. Yours very gratefully, Thomas Ei-.ridge, Sexton of English Chu eh Cemetery, Barbadoes street, • Christchurch. i December 21st, 1891. | NEURALGIA CURED. i Ub E. W. Hall, Medical Herbalist, j 152 Armagh street, Christchurch. I Dear Sir,—A short time ago I was suffering from an acute attack of neuralgia, and tried every remedy I could think of. bnt with no avail. Finally 1 came to you and obtained a bottle of your i Neubalink. 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