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I THE AFTER EFFECTS | I Of a very bad attack .of f € pluerisy remained with mc % « for a "considerable time. « § My doctor strongly urged § S mc to take a course of » ■ your Emulsion. I com- a g menced taking it immedi- » ff Rteiy, and the effects were S *7 clearly proved to be all # 1 you state in regard to it. | n The tightness and pain a § vanished like magic, and 8 ff I was again able to v £ breathe without being $ I forcibly reminded that I ft a had been so ill." The a 1 above is what Mr John j % Wallace, of Oamaru,'] [ wrote regarding the value J ' j LANE'S :, EiULSiON I The reason the doctor 8 jj urged La Mi's Emulsion a 5 was undoubtedly because a m he knew it to be the best 9 ft combination of Cod Liver v 8 Oil, Creosote, Lime, Soda » • and Fresh Eggs. Pleurisy % 1 is often difficult to cure. 1 1 It usually leaves some- o $ thing behind it—'pains in f f the chest, difficulty of fl j» breathing, &c. Lane's > I Emulsion reconstructs B f the whole body, by re- ■ f storing the appetite, im- # f proving the digestion, and I a making the lungs act per- § I fectly. Thus, patients are J f quickly restored to their f * former health and activity, a j after a period of severe a 1 illness. > B Lane's Emclsiok at all Chein- g l> ists and Stores. "t J Prices 2/6 & 4 '6. J

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