Page 7 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12399, 12 October 1903, Page 7

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Medical I. Price—ls 6d, 2s 6d, and 4s 6d. ME. OLIVER SUTTON. Oaraaru, writes: Twelve months ago I injured my leg. I tried all manner of cures without success. A friend recommended Red Cross Ointment. I got a small box, and, to my surprise, it completely cured in two weeks. Send me one dozen boxes to sell to my friends. RED CROSS DEPOT. 26, Cumberland-street, Dunedin. , LANE'S- I I EMULSION. § Your doctor knows the formula. | | Ask him if it would be good for | I you. He orders Lane's Emulsion | for bad colds, chronic coughs, | bronchitis, weak lungs, weak sys- 1 tern, consumption. Your doctor 1 understands how it soothes and § heals. Chemists and Stores sell 1 it. 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle, I j Most people buy the large size. | 164 ' - ' 1 A- CUKE! FOR LAMENESS EN -" : HORSES. • J EPSON'S >Ns, ' ESSENCES if FOR LAMENESS IN HORSES. if THIS ESSENCE has been extonsirely nsod by UM the PuMic for move a quartered !iceuttiry,*nd iHj has i>ro»eit itself one of Mie most efficacious Horse %% tiMers estaut. It is mill! ill its operation, but fflt tlie saiau-timo nennauont in its etler.is. . Whilst i strong oooiigli t» answer the p«r|iose rtanlr*d of jjS thesorereJt blißter, it has the nuts excellency at i i»|iS doing no injury to the hair, »nd cannot blemish, — jjf however of leu apulieJ. .j* Tiieuiuueroua testimonials which have hcenr*. jffi oeiredlioratrairU'rs, stud grooms, ami privatu gen. m t!cn;e?i, arid the fact that it is entirely free from ■ ■ ffl corrosive ;iclds aud all prcjiaraUous of Slercury, Hat (recommend it as the best application for Sparins, Eg Curhs, flpllnts, Ringbones, Wind Halls, Strains of ■ Sjj tiit, ciiuews or Joints, Calloused or Hard Swellings . Hi et loiwAlandins, aud all other diseases requirinsa IE! long «landins, all other diseases requiringa m or hlieterin;: applieatioo, iHtJJ Tim Essence will, when diluted according to Hijl! directions on the bottle, he also found one of ths laj btstapitlicutionsijossihle to Sprains, Bruises, Stiff. Ml nets of the Joints, and other injuries of a slight Jj) culture where aotatl blistering li not r«Quir<d. || IN BQTTUS AT 23., 33. 60., AND 58. EACH. ' tiiiii<«t»i.ii.i.,i.-i..i.i».i«.-i» i i '-nnf' TESTIMONIALS, July 11,1900. From Messrs. Ambury, English, and Co.. Dairymen and Farmers, Auckland. Mr. J. Edson, Chemist. Auckland.-Dear Sir, -We have had your Chemical Essence in use or the nast ten years, and have great pica.- ! siwe in testifying: to v its effectiveness. We have proved Its value as a remedy tor strained sinews, splints, and other ailments common to horses working on macadamised roads. in one case we had an animal so badiy strained in its roreles that it was looked apod as useless, but after being properly dressed twine with Edecn'a Chemical Essence, and turned out, was restored to soundness in a abort time. We look upon this preparation as being the beat and most effective remedy for lameness in horses we have ever used. We would advise those who need such a remedy, and have not tried it, to test it by using it, and, if properly applied, we are confidant hie results will be satisfactory .-Yours faithfully, AMBUEY. ENGLISH, AND CO. Prepared by— JOHN EDSON, ffRMIST AND PHARMACIST, MEDICAL HALL, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. (Established 1859.) SOLD BY CHEMISTS AND STOREKEEPERS EVERYWHERE. WHOLESALE AGENTS:KEMPTHOKNF«,PROSSER,& CO SHARLAND & CO. OIPISIL^STEBL FILLS Ar» Ine acltnowledged leading remedy for all i'emalecomnl&inta. Uecoinmended by the Medical faculty. The renuine bear the signature of WM. Mabtin ( reaistered without which none are genuine). No Lady should bis without them.Order of all Uhemiala throughout tne World. i ; roprietor,MAßT!H tharm.CheniiBt.SOUTS'iAMPTON.EKn, isfenta: Sharland SCo.,l.d.,Auolilarjj'.aWfilHngtoi> iitnl Now Eealatid Dfftttf Co., C.J»W«tch«jroh. BOTH SEXES—Write for Free Books of vital interest, concerning yourselves and your welfare Posted free.— to Molts. Gourand, 82, Little Flinders-street. Melbourne K(\ T ONS LB g ECOND rjIRAMWAY pON "RAILS, AT LOW RATE OF £310 SPERTON, APPLY EARLY. J. ST. CRAIG, LTD., ' QUEEN-STREET. , ; , HATCH »"gj M A lIVB TJILY •pAPERS. . Wholesale: ■ D. T Eft | . CHEMIST, NBWiMAEKBI-;