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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 12443, 5 March 1906, Page 2

" I am well now acd enjoying 1 better health than I have done for a long time."•, Those are the words of a woman who had been failing in health for many months. She was always tired, never rested. Months before • those words were written she .: had caught cold—justanordin- j ary, every day (fold. Bat she J neglected it, thinking it would i go of its own accord.' Instead, 1 > the cold settled in her lungs, and gradually became worse. Soon there was much coughing, by day, and but little rest at ' night. Her appetite began to lessen, and then her strength , to weaken. Doctor visited" j j J her,, ordered some soothing j medicine, and LANE'S EMULSION J Jto build the lungs. He said » ' "Take Lane's Emulsion ; every day. It will heal the : f lungs, stop the cough, help 1 J your digestion, and soon < . • strengthen you altogether. < '•': Send for mc whenever you : -wish, but continue taking ■ Lane's Emulsion." To-day ' ■ I thai woman is well, strong, ' healthy. There is no cough, 1 lungs are fully healed, appetite , is good, sleep sound, and she is full of energy to do her daily work. Her letter endg, "I am . truly thankful for Lake's > ; : ' Emulsion. It made mc what ■ lam to-day—strong and well." ! Did you notice the stages ? : Cold neglected—weak and ill— • doctor said,' Lane's Emulsion ' ; —health, robust, vigorous health. Also notice it was Lane's the doctor ordered. Not somebody else's, but . Lane's. Take none but Lane's ' ie very good to remember. Lamb' b Emulsion at Chemists i and Stores, 2/6 & 4/6 per bottle. ; ■ • _ 152 f ATALANTA BICYCLES. Fitted with fr«s wheels and rim j i brakes, £12 10s cash. Easy terms «r- ---■ ranged. Oatos and Coy., Christchurch, '■ Timaru and Napier. 1