Page 10 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16036, 30 September 1915, Page 10

Given 12 months to live ——KM a consumptive cured by Lane's Emulsion | Here is a really wonderful recov- Mllllll"HllilMllllHM l nii i Nli1ii^ ,„, H|||l|.,T:-^t ß a^ 3a Here is a really wonderful recov- || '3 i ery, told in a plain straightforward 1 1 way by Mr. D. McE. Johnston of I I | North Sydney. | *•-*■ 1C s "It gives me much pleasure to write 1 %' : -$ - V = ■ informing you of the great permanent | A - cure and building up of my whole system | £$/' s JW»>_ - v Iby a course of your Emulsion. To give 1 ■I / you an idea of my state of health before § /~vW/&ffi*sJL == taking your Emulsion, I may tell you | i^^'^^^l^SsV/^:h*7^4fW" "-^1:^;H!;;if = that my doctor had been so kind as to 1 s^^^fl^v^^f^;jU/^^^y^^*7^s--l:Sy I - tell me that my left lung was practically jjj gone, and that I was altogether in a bad = = way with consumption, that with care I | 1 might last twelve months. He strongly I I recommended Lane's Emulsion, and here I /o£*\ - I am, after four years* strenuous work, 1 lilt 1 in the very best of health—as fit as the 1 *|L3§f m\\\| fe4tlJ*i\§i!«liil:!iii««i I fittest of athletes—and it is all due to the 1 ralliil:llli»HIHH;;s\ - good qualities of your Emulsion." 1 i'"ssScPH:i!!i!!!:ii§\ = Xjcucvc mCf yourstruiYy J^ w |/%*w**w*jwfcjjjijj*tj» % ***'*i = f Daniel McEwan Johnston, 1 ; llfllfHfPfl = 35 Arthur St., North Sydney. \ J^M^^M^S^A\^^^^^M X 1 I Lane's Emulsion is prepared under the personal supervision of Mr. Lane, a graduate chemist of OamanvN.Z., and the very I highest standard of quality has been maintained for 17 years. It is prescribed by leading medical men, and used by them in I their own households. It puts flesh on the thin, restores confidence to those suffering from nerve troubles, promotes perfect assimilation and healthy digestion. Lane's is a wonderful body-builder and lung-healer, and is invaluable for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, I I Catarrh, Incipient Consumption and other wasting diseases jj ■ ■' '' ,1 wmk It is skilfully prepared from the purest Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, Beech- 1 |§i wood Creasote and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda, the whole per- :f jjf fectly combined and emulsified by Fresh Eggs. -,-. * - All chemists and stores stock it. " Never accept a substitute. Price 26-S m I and 4/6 per bottle. The large bottles are the m&t economical as they V contain more than two of the smaller ones. * m i Prepared by E. G. LANE, OxaaA, Oamaw, N.Z. I §| I "It's famous because it's good" I • ;--■ : BnEs .., ! :., P -, ;! - : | —-r—^-naac^N . Children Like It. flillKl I "It is not an easy matter to get children to take J^^feS&ife M ■ medicine and rather than force their little ones to * } yf. A&M take an ill-tasting mixture mothers often give one *s§sßßii=^ r J^IP :% which, while palatable, contains an injurious drug. ~~^~~V*s3£ 7 Y% \ S B The great popularity of Chamberlain's Cough "^^^^ : " I Remedy is explained by the fact that it contains no Geahny* £rWMBEi?L/*!N ■ M narcotics, is pleasant and agreeable to the taste (Copv».cnTCDi I ?M and children like it. " ' I m [LOOK'S I . COUGH w1 1 I STi* «ie Government analysis, showing that it has been officially 1 1 ■ aSSi free .^? m *& narcotics. For this reason alone mothers can 0 M u depend upon it." p gtfl 1 j"*«/» J lfa&t— J mm v «C <^ y — Z JB!