A LADY WRITES:

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17328, 17 November 1916, Page 7

A LADY WRITES:

** I Buffered from poorness of the blood and SreTVousness for a long time. I could not ploop and I. was always so tired that life seemed a burden to mo. I had splitting headaches some days, then noises in my head and tay moznorv was very bod. I suffered from cold feet, my heart used to beat vary quick%j. My bowels were constipated and I was ill jii other ways. I was advised to ( * ASK LOASBY ABOUT IT.' Z was under his treatment for some weeks and am able to honestly say 'I am quite (Well.'" ' The above letter, was entirely unsolicited. . !What I have done foi this lady I can do. for jyt>u. j Advico and Medicine U 6d. Children 2s. ■ Country patients treated by letter. Send foil details of symptoms, encloso 6s Bd, and V 6»nd you post free a double sized bottle. \' - •. ■ A. M. LOASBY, \ ,' . ("With "W. F. McArthur),- . The Only Prescribing Chemist, 4WB, Colombo Street, CHRISTCHUROH.,