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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 779, 28 July 1909, Page 7

NON-INJURIOUS HAIRTONIC Kw.lising there arotoodand bad preparations tfn the market, whiiili naturally make the pnbho cautious ww have and our famoim'WIOLKTTA Hair Food and Tonic analysed. lUh Mey, 1907, Bepoit of tne imnlysiu of a Eouipl.< of WIOLETTA Hair Pood and Tonic :- I, the undersigned analyst, do hereby certify that I have ■ analysed the above - mentioned sample, and I And it to be a powerful tonic for promoting the growth of the hair, and to be free from auy injurious matters. A. A. BIOKERTOX, Colonial Analyst, Canterbury. Chemists, stores, and hairdressers, 3<< Gd per bottle. Postage 6d extra, Agent, Louis Bittelnmyer, hair3ressur, Palinerstoii N.

STILL MORE EVIDENCE THAT LANE'S IS KING OF ALL EMULSIONS. The benefits people derive from Lane's Emulsion is i» no way exaggerated. We have already published some hundreds of letters tolling of the good that LaWs Emulsion has done In New Zealand homes. ,We only wish We could publish all we receive, butj Ihey are far too many for publication. Each and every week brings 1 fresh evidence, and we can only select from here and' there, 3/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, c" 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 o'-demd Lane's Emulsion, and after taking one largo 'bottle I was fo irvr'i better that there was no nr.i fcr mother to ■sit up with me at rJ-'th. I have taken eight bott'es. and am now »'»thoroughly well.— Annie Hanagan, Duncdln." " I beg to state that I have meri Lane's Emulsion for a bodybuilder,, and it li.ii certalnlv proved a success.—l'eter Itoyd, Lovell's Flat," " Just a line to tell you that my son wonderfully Improved since taking Lane's Emulsion. He was formerly always ailiftg, and never into mischief as a hoy 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'B 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 c ure you get Lane's. Sold everyvbere. 'I/" and 2/6. Send your letters o! appreciation to the Lane Medicine Coy., Oamaru, N.Z. 42