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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12401, 24 October 1903, Page 7 (Supplement)

Medical. ' I, i i i- -— ■ i -.in- ■ lit* I "Wellington, N.Z., October 27th, 1902. » | Mil La;\E.—Dear Sir, I 1 I f**l it my duty to let yon know | I w}ut vaiir Knmlsion, and fresh air, had I I done for me. '( 3 Twjlirw months ago last September 1 a I wad no ill with lny'lun?:* that 1 had % 9 to ro into the Wellington Hiwpital). k /'l r '' 4 lb! Ik-mi under the care of five (5) G . .^ 3 different doctors, who said ray case was 1 > a one of consumption. 1 was told that R ■ }■'■' 9j my only chance whs to ,;o ciSicr to the 8 -.j « " liiue' Mountains" oi the hospital. 1 ■;■' 5 After being in the hospital six (("•) V. a weeks I lYttmicd home somewhat re- V A lievcil, but no:, curc'l. I had a very f< 3 nasty, hacking, hollow cough, and iras P y frequently spitting blood. Owing to f IS the ccnghin? being so bad at night, R 3 morphia tablets were ordered to enable K Pi me to .sleep a tittle at night. My Ueah 't | was gradually but surely leaving my i 3 body, and ["was getting weaker and j>; pj weaker, and was tired all the tfsne. In a 3 April of this year (190*2) I commenced fe $3 taking 1 ? V & ll la H «n J tn. s I; M JisjUL JU.& I «s# jifcif' £ 1 MTlflKlflft 1 Ii thronph reading little book, vlrteh 1 a throt-'.fih reading your little book, vlrlch M 0 was put under the door. The doctor M M who was attending me said I was doing jjj§ P rigid, and advised use to continue with W '1 it. I think he said this just to please |1 Si roe as much as anything. At this time « - | ■* my stomach was so weak and my diges- Q jH tiou so poor that 1 could hartUy retain as j? the Emulsion, but by persistent efforts H £"5 it gradually strengthened my digestive M K orpin:!, and" after a while I had no diffi- C*. •1 culty in keeping it down. It must have a 3 been ;i. month er six (0) wee-s before I a A could tell there was any .in»r«vc!u<inb. !| w In f.:ct, I was beginning so lose hope £| Si of your Emulsion cloins me good. E a Heading the testimonials from time to if a time t hey induced me to continue. The ft 3 testimonial of Trouper Orr, and his 6 I statement- about how he retrained his fc 3 health through being persistent with g 3 the Emulsion, -rave me fresh hope. IE; | ant now so thankful I was persistent. B i It wain about this time that an improve- p ;J ment began to be noticable. The g H coughing was still very bad, and the 1 '& bleeding had not entirely stopped, but ft § there was a kind of feeling that I was ft « getting a little better strength- This V '{ helped me on, and gave mo fresh hope c I that I might still be well again. Right {.' a up to now, seven months later, I have 13 1 kept on taking the Emulsion. At first Is y one bottle each week, then two, ami as w I I got stronger the dose was increased, g 3 For the past two (*2) months I have been Ii I taking tlnee (S) bottles each week. I | | sun now on my forty-fourth (44) bottle. V A It lias been money well .spent. Lane's K R Emulsion, fresh air, and persistency,' S 3 have given me a new lease oi life. R il last February my weight was 2 ,| pa stone 0 pounds. 15 April I had de- | 3 creased to 7 stone. Since then 1 have > M gradually increased and have now g -.'..;. ■■: "a gained 10 pounds. Last February and | * .'! K March I was quite unable to walk but a ;"; S a few paces, the least exertion would J| I tire mo very much. Now—October— 4 | 1 can, and do, walk quite live (6) miles i 3 each fine day. The walk I usually take i l is from my house, round the I'atent \ i Slip, through Kilburnie, on to Newtown. j 3 and home again. This walk is now no j | trouble to me. Just previous to taking j 4 the Emulsion, my doctor said he could i » do no more for me. Now 1 can sing my | i old songs as well as ever I did, showing r, • j my lungs are strong and sound. ty ™ As further proof that my case was s I one of consumption, I was reported to J; ;>: 0 the Health Officers who visited the i f house in which I was living, and they ) gent me a circular issued by the Gov- | * i eminent giving instructions as to the 3 j care of consumptives. 3 5 | 13 "I am quite certain that | 1 "my return to health and | I "strength is solely due to i I "LANE'S EMULSION and 1 3 "fr'esh air." I I "fresh air." I i pi Ji m I Very gratefully and thankfully yours, m t m I (Signed) NELLY NIGHTINGALE, M 1 63 s bjokistao & IbOE¥ j s ;; MBftICATEP TABLETS. Tins Latest Known and Wonderful Kerned* , for the Relief and Cure of CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, V AND ASTHMA. - THESE TABLETS EXCEL ALL OTHERS BY ? THEIR RAPIDITY OP ACTION. SUFFER- ; ERS FROM ANY FORM OF COUGH OR PUL- . 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