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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXX, Issue 10105, 2 August 1893, Page 6

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' Mr. JAMES L. TURK, Of the Commercial Gazette Offio© Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S.A. Describes the Suffering and Distress of His Daughter How these are Exchanged, for Health and Happiness by the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. purifying Earsoparill: id for my daughter. Soma two jvaro ago she was attacked \rtm diphtheria.' A physician was called. _ Ha r lieJp« her a little, but not much. FtoaHy, i called another. She got over the eorensss in her throat, but a large Dwelling carao outside of her throat, hard and angry looking. We poniMoted it for three weeksThut it looked no better. Bhe men lost her voloe, and her throat ewelled made again. The doctor lanoed the swelling, and it discharged tor two or throo weeks. She then regained her voice, but was paralysed in the lower limb*. I became discouraged, aiemweea the doctor, »t<s Sfat ray daughter country. MJroparilla°St«rainedto give it a thorough trial; andi after raring two botUes, the news corns to me that my daughter had begun to improve. From that time on, she continued to gain, until she became sound and well again, and tits has enjoyed good health over since. 1 have used Ayer’s Bareaparilla in my family many years, and I know it to be the best blood-purifier extant. Ayer’s Sarsaparißlia Made by Dr. 3. C. Ayer & 00., Lowell Maea.,Xl.B.A > Has Cured others, will cure you.

Ccylindo Teas at Kincaid’s G.I.C.—[Advt.J Orange and lemon growing by electricity is about to bo attempted by Ralph Granger, a wealthy ranch owner in Paradise Valley, San Die go County 4 Cftl.

A patient in Paris having lost a portion of her skull through an operation for tumour, has had a piece of a dog’s skull successfully grafted on to her own, and is now quite well.