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Lyttelton Times, Volume CV, Issue 12536, 25 June 1901, Page 4

“ The After-Effects | of a Tory bad attack of pleurisy re- |j| mained with me for a considerable qj time. My doctor strongly urged me w to take a course of your Oreasoted Emulsion. I commenced taking it m immediately, and the effects were $ clearly proved to be all you state in |K regard to it. The tightness and pain vanished like magic, and I was again 0 able to breathe without being forcibly jg reminded that I had been so ill.” The above is what Mr. John Wal- m lace, of Oaxnaru, wrote, regarding the value of . . LANE’S . . CREASOTED EMULSION Of Cod Liver Oil With Hvpophobphites op Lime and Soda. The reason the doctor urged Lane’s Creasoted Emulsion was undoubtedly because ha knew it to be the beat combination of Ood Liver Oil, Ozeasoto, Lime, and Soda. Pleurisy is often difficult to cure. It usually leaves something behind it—pains in the chest, difficulty of breathing, etc. Lane's Cheasoted Emulsion reconstructs the_ whole body by restoring the appetite, improving the digestion, and making the lungs aot perfectly. Thus patients are quickly restored to their former health and activity after a period of severe illness. Lane’s Creasoted Emulsion at all & Chemists and Stores. Price, 2s.

$m London institute, 215, HIGH STREET, • Next Blandish and! Preece’s, And in all the Cities of New Zealand. Sets from £1 Is, £2 2a and £3 3s. Single Teeth from ss. PURE GAS 2s 6d. "EXTRACTIONS 2s 6d and Is. X 2855 QPOBTS' and School Commjtieea should • O inspect Minson and Co.’s Stock; the assortment and terms will meet approval. X 2614