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South Canterbury Times, Issue 8659, 23 October 1896, Page 1

Business Notices. WALKER’S EOT FLY REMEDIES, In 2 Drenches, No I and No 2. THE only Proved and Guaranteed Remedy for the Horse Suffering from Bots or otherwise. Mr Slesinger, V.S., says in a letter to the Press , May 9, 18921 have had hundreds of horses under my treatment suffering with Bots in America, and after discovering the proper remedy I never lost a horse. 1 gave the same remedy to Mr R. Walker, Christchurch, and I know of no other. R. Meredith, M.H.R., says; —I had a fine young horse got so bad in condition that he got unfit for work. Walker’s Bot Fly Remedies were given with the very best results. lean highly recommend it to all Horse-Owners. The Lyttelton Times of Dec. 7, 1892, says Nothing has yet been introduced into this market that has proved so effectual as Walker’s Bot F y Remedies. The Christchurch Press, Dec. 7, 1892, says * -“Walker’s Mixtures have so far oeen most successful—the Testimonials prove beyond doubt the efficacy of the Remedies.” Chertsey, April 13th, 1895. Mr Walker, Sir, —Will you allow me to add my testimony to the astonishing results of your Bot Fly Remedies on my Horse. He got very bad. I kept giving him the usual horse medicines, but this only seemed to make him worse. I quite expected to lose him. as he was scarcely able to keep on his feet. 1 was advised to give nim your Remedy. This brought away Bots in handfuls, renovated his. whole constitution, and ati once he began to improve, and in a few days was fit for work. From what effects j I have seen on my neighbours’ horses as | well as my own, 1 consider it a blessing to Horse-owners, and could the poor suffering horses speak they would certainly praise Walker’s Bot Fly Remedies as the best ever introduced into this market. John Downie. Wakanui, April 14th, 1894. I have great pleasure in informing you that your Bot Fly Mixture was a wonderful success. I had four horses seriously ill in December last. After trying all remedies I could think of to no purpose I was induced to try your mixture. The result was wonderous. I strictly followed the directions, and in a week the horses were out of danger. I drenched two more in February with the same results. It deserves praise, as I believe it has no equal for the horse suffering from bots or any other disease. P. Stewart, Brookside, Dec. 1893. Mr Walker, Sir,—l consider it my duty to let you know the results of your Remedies on my Horse. He got so very bad that I quite expected to lose him. I used several medicines but he only got worse. I got yours and gave it as i directed. Bots came away in handfuls, samples of which I herewith hand you. I got my neighbouring farmers to come and see for themselves, and they were astonished. It is a wonderful remedy and deserves praise. J. Lovell. Lauriston, Aug. 18th, 1894. I am thoroughly satisfied with your Bot Fly Remedies. After seeing the state of my horse’s stomach that died, I became alarmed about the rest of my stock, as they all showed similar signs. I drenched eight with the very best results, and all the horses were fit for work hearty and well in a few days. It has no equal. James Lemon. ONE WORL EAR FRIENDS,—We .'have some hesitation in addressing you in the inner following, but hope that it will t be looked at in any invideous light en we state that it is only our regard your health that causes us to do it. i have been a Firm of Analytical emists for many, many years, and ve in the long course 9! this time nufactured certain Medicines that, mg based on scientific formula and solute care and precision in manueparations of the day. How success- . we have been in this is only to note b extraordinaiy amount”of the sales of r Haydock’sNew Liver Pill. 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Illustrious one, ur most potent medicine is life to them d their children, and all the Drug izaars are empty, "and your Soul is not them. This humble petitioner, alough he is ignoble and unworthy to be your high presence, prays that you 11 graciously permit your Life grams ills) to come to Aykab. To the most imed and wise Physician Haylock Laydock) of High name. N ative to the ates ot America, united in North nerica Country. . Servilly signingfor himself and twenty ree others, this Petitioner places his »n. W ewould fatigue you if we were to go 1 w 'th them, as we very well could do, it the above must suffice. Each vial contains Twenty Pills, rice Twenty-five Cents. For sale by all cuggists. Any Sceptic can have a vial of Pills 01 * ,B