PUBLIC NOTICES. Tv^H^^i H.M. KING EDWARD VII. TABLE « Every grain of food is made more nourishing by using it in the kitchen and at table. Wholesale Agents :—Xeill &• Co., Ltd., Dunedin. STILL MORE EVIDENGE THAT LANE'S IS KING OF ALL EMULSIONS. The benefits people derive from Lane's Emulsion is in no way exaggerated. We have already published some hundreds of letters telling of the good that Lane's Emulsion has done in New Zealand homes. We only wish we could publish all we receive, but they are far too many for publication. Each and every week brings fresh evidence, and we can only select from here and there. We are, of course, always pleased to . receive these letters, and to hear the many good things said about the now famous Lane's Emulsion. " I want you to know how I have improved. > " I was bad with asthma and bronchitis, and under the doctor's care for six months. He finally ordered Lane's Emulsion, and after taking one large bottle I was so much better that there was no need for mother to sit up with me at nigth. I have taken eight large bottles, and am now thoroughly well.— Annie Hanagan, Dunedin." " I beg to state that I have used Lane's Emulsion for a bodybuilder,, and it has certainly proved a success.—Peter Royd, Lovell's Flat." " Just a line to tell you that my son wonderfully improved since taking Lane's Emulsion. He wa3 formerly always ailing, and never into mischief as a boy should be. We gave Lane's for about two months, and the difference is positively marvellous. He is now well,, healthy, and strong, and eats with a vigorous appetite."— G. McKeon, Mornington, Dunedin.' In Lane's Emulsion, you have a' remedy whose merits are well known. It was first made good, and its sales are ever increasing. For.coughs and colds, for weak lungs and weak bodies, Lane's Emulsion is the King of Remedies. It is regularly prescribed by all leading physicians. Be sure you get Lane's. Sold everywhere, 4/6 and 2/6. *' Send your letters ot appreciation to the Lane Medlcina Coy., Oamaru, N.Z. " 43 ANOTHER VICTORY FOR Dr Fellows' Pile Cones and A.C Tabs. "I have the greatest pleasure in staling the great good that I have received from Dr I'ellows' Pile Cones and A.C. Tabs, for Constipation, made by Mr Loasby, the well-known prescribing chemist. For fully ten years I have suffered terribly from piles and constipation. My life has been almost a misery to me I could neither sit nor stand, and walkhi" exercise was not to be thought of The bleeding weakened me, and the pain broke me down. I got no intermission in my suffering. It was always with mo. > I tried everything brought under my notice, and had no end of medical adYice. Failure every time almost disheartened me, and I would not submit to an operation. Two intimate friends told me of the great good that Dr Fellows' Cones and A.C. Tabs had done them, so I decided I would try them. The Erst few Cones seemed to make me worse—they gave me * lot of pain—but I nersevered, with gratifying results I am cured, positively and absolutely sured, both of piles and constipation. My general heaHh is now Al, and I feel that life is worth living. (Signed) A. G. MELROSE. Dr Fellows' Pile Cones, 3s 6d per box, 3 for 10s; and Dr Fellows' AC Tabs, 2s 6d per box of 40 doses, always act like this. From all chemists and grocers. Wholesale Agent: H. r. STEVENS, VYhalcsale Chemisl (Late Sibbald and Co.), MORAY PLACE. "STOP-IT," for Coughs, la 6d everywhere. CEMENT isthe . be «t building material U...-1 j- . . , e . vcr 'nvented—it is the only „ ■ "fvely used by lentin all the railway works Jrth Island. For all ConURNSIDE CEMENT eny, Durability, Rigidity, and Fire ince. BURNSIDE HYDRAULIC LIME AND CEMENT CO., LTD., Manor Place, DUNEDIN.
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Evening Star, Issue 14117, 21 July 1909, Page 8
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