BRONCHITIS AND PNEUMONIA.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 2631, 5 August 1908, Page 4

BRONCHITIS AND PNEUMONIA.

•' CUBED BY HEARNE'S BRONCHITIS CURE, 'AFTER OTHER TREATMENT'HAD FAILED. \ Sir W G. Hearne. Dear Sir—From a strict sense of dutv I feel that I should publish the following statement, so that others may kno'v ■ what to do when the awful fact is evident that a life in- danger of being lost: In September, 190G, lily little girl, aged at that time 3 years, contracted Measles, and in the following October was 'attacked by Bronchitis, Pneumonia and Congestion of the Lungs. She was attended by a legally qualified doctor of high standing, but his treatment was not successful in arresting the progress of the illness. On Saturday, the 21st October, 1906, he said that hor hfo was in danger—that there v;as very littlo hope' for her. "For eight days and nights she had been prostrated by Cough, Pain, and Fever, and was lying like a statue, unconscious. .At this stage I was persuaded by a friend to obtain Hearne s Bronchitis Cure, with its_ auxilhry medicine for the Fever and Congestion of the Lungs, as directed in the Catalogue of Medicines which accompanies each bottle of the Bronchitis Cure. I 'gavo tho medicine as directed, and there was an improvement - from the first dose of . Hearne's Bronchitis Curo. Tho improvement continued after each dose of the medicine. In a week sho was perfectly free from tho Pneumonia, >a, Cough, Pain, and Fever, and vas well, except that she was still weak. In a fortnight tho was quito recovered, and is now in splendid health, and stronger than ever. ' Any person asking for information about this grand medicine can bo supplied by me, or by any of my. neighbours who have witnessed its wonderful effects. It abspl'itely snatched my-child from m early grave.—Yours gratefully,. D. GARDINER, Polics Station, Geelong East, ; I'eb. 5, 1908.