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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 19, 17 August 1928, Page 3

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Ersv F f%sr\ * w jiim This is only one of hundreds received—many others are printed on the circular included with every bottle "1 am writir* you these lines to let you knp* .that yottf Emulsion has done my little girl (now three years of age) a very great deal of pood. She had pneumonia wh.en about a year Old. and never seemed to recover. "She was so thin and always looked ill. I commenced giving her your Emulsicn—a teaspoon night and morning—and it was wonderful how soon she started to put on weight and to become a bright and bonnv girl. You may use this letter, aa I like to let people know when they help me. It brightens our l»v«« t® think that we have helped someone, and Lane a Emulsion has been a wonderful help to me.—Yours faithfully, "(MRS.) M. LINDSTROM, "Napier. NX" Everything claimed for Lane's is backed by the testimony ef hundreds of men and women. }/6 and 4/6 a bottle at all Chemists and Stores. Manufactured by E, G. Lame, Graduate Chemist, Own cm, N.Z, £f