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Star (Christchurch), Issue 10756, 30 April 1913, Page 7

way to Thousands liave benefitted by the use of Lane's Emulsion. Here Me & few proofs of the food it has accomplished. °*A few months *go S offered severely from bronchitis, which settled on my lungs. The doctor advised me to lake Lane's Emulsion, with the .esult that in five weeks I gained csven pounds in weight, and am mow ctronger and in better health thin for year* part." E. G, New Plymouth, N.Z. "'My little boy had a wry bad attack of pneumonia and suffered great pain in his chest, spitting blood and bleedat the no«e. 1 had leveral doctors to him, and was told to try Lane's Emulsion, and. the Jesuit ryas simply marvellous. lam veiy glad I gave it a trial, and cannot ipeak too highly of it. We are never without a bottle of Lane's .Emulsion in ihe house.'' L. M., MANGAWEKA. "'The doctor advised me that my lungs were just about gone, and told me that if 1 neglected his instructions I would be settled in six months. He told me to take Lane's Emulsion, and 1 am quite fit and well, and have been doing hard farm work. I have to thank Lane'* Emulsion for this wonderful recovery." J. S., Totara. "I have been subject to sore throats and recently had a severe attack. At times I could not swallow anything, and was advised by a friend to try Lane's Emulsion, o*s it is quite a pleasure to tell that it made my throat pC&ctly well in a very short time. I alway* recommend Lane# EsMjlsion. J L., Sawyers Bay, near Dunedm. If ever a medicine deserved it's popularity, it is Lane's Emulsion, which has a remarkable record as a remedy for colds, coughs, asthma, bronchitis, whooping cough, catarrah, incipient consumption, wasting diseases and general weakness. Wherever you may go throughout New Zealand and Australia you will find people who have nothing but praise for this wonderful preparation. Doctors recommend it to their patients; better testimony of its goodness than this is not possible. Lane's Emulsion is composed of the very purest Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, Beechwood Greasote, Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda, the whole emulsified by fresh eggs. Each of these ingredients is of known value, and each aids the other in securing the desired results. No secret is made of the formula of Lane's Emulsion. We are pioud of it, so why should we wish to keep it to ourselves? It is prepared under the direction and supervision of a graduate chemist, and the only secret regarding its composition is in the quantities of each of the component parts and the process of emulsification by the freshest of eggs. Lane's Emulsion has great food as well as medicine value. It feeds the depleted nerve centres, tissues and muscles, and instils the body with increased vigor and vitality. It is readily and easily assimilated, causing no harmful stimulation, and by reason of its rebuilding and energising powers, acts favourably upon digestion. It is as good for children as it is advisable for adults. Why not get a bottle of Lane's Emulsion to-day? Your chemist or storekeeper will supply you with a bottle at 2/6 or 4/6. The large size is the more economical, as it contains more than double the quantity. Don t be put off with a substitute. Prepared by E. G. LANE, CHEMIST, OAMARU, N. Z. ts famous because it's good"

BOILER-MAKER ATTACKED. " While working in the Government service as boiler-maker," writes Mr J. W. Watkins, Pelieliot Bay, Dunedin, N.Z., "I developed a liver complaint, and was often gripped with severe pains across the body. Nothing gave me any relief until a chemist at Invercargili .strongly recommended Chamberlain's Tablets. The first bottle gave me grct relief and I now enjoy good health/' 5