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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12239, 12 June 1909, Page 3

./,■ Many , # %, New Zealand % People Strongly Recommend Lane's Emulsion. ' Lane's Emulsion is universally; ■ known and used throughout New- > Zealand. Not a city, town, or 'township can be found in this,- ---; country but where this valuable i healer and bbdy-Tmilder can be ireadily obtained. It is used by, [all conditions of men, women, and (children at all times of the year,' and does good whenever- and. wherever used. " ®■ ! V " Stanley C. Schmidt, Marton,; really weak lungs—his doctor 'said he had consumption. His lletter relates that 'Lane's Emul-j ision' gave him complete relief,! and built him up to health and strength." ' < . " Nurse Maude, the Christchurch lady who has probably . done more in the crusade against] •consumption than any other N. Z. lady, says ' Lane's Emulsion has been much appreciated, and Is, ■preferred by my patients to any other.'" ; ; "W. W. Gibson, Leeston, after suffering constantly from colds for four years, was entirely cured by Lane's Emulsion." * "W. Coleridge Hyde, chemist, Wellington, was completely cured of a long-standing cough with spitting of blood, by Lane's Emulsion." These few instances can be multiplied, not merely by hundreds, but by thousands right here in New Zealand. . Just remember that a cold is always the starting point of consumption, asthma, bronchitis, pneumonia, pleurisy, etc. If there is a history of weak lungs In your family, take Lane's Emulsion, and keep on taking it until you ai*e thoroughly restored ' to health. Lane's Emulsion nour.ishes and invigorates—it enables you to resist living disease. It always succeeds where ordinary cough mixtures entirely fail. In bottles, 4/6 and 2/6 everywhere. Buy the large size. C: „,.... .41 flMore Popular than I ever. v j H Every year the sales of I Bonnington's | CARRAGEEN I Irish Moss. 9-increase largely. j For over 46 years it ha» $ been the standard remedy; • for coughs and colds. It 9 quickly cures, soothes the j| irritation, heals the lungsv and leaves them strong h and healthy. REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. i J Insist on getting Bohninfr' % ton's. There is no remedy A "just as good." "* ~y£2l If So^ M«.W|LIUI« . *^ - NeJOIIBOUKS pf ' ■ Watmangaroa writes: "It gives me great pteasur* L««jW^^>^ to recommend your Irish Most •^i <f^ for coughs and cotds, or »»y lunf complaint, bavin* used \\ U) {pf (roily ferpvertweoty years." ~~~ >& t TEED'S CERTAIN CURE for CORNS i ——— i .I "CERTAIN!" Ah, that's th« ■ word. No doubt at all whether our I Corn Cure will cure—lt's Certain 1 Just try it; only One Shilling, and no more corns. DAVID TEED A CO., Blanufootaring Ghamitto, New Plymouth, ▲11 Chuniita and Storai, i/-, or Fgit-frM Dinet. c • WAnyone canfbuysome low-pricedW [| inferior grade! tea, put it up> in a m Wfancy packet;£and mark it 2/- peril LkJ ■ ifiiTaPltWr it% JPA sM ■ lJ SUsffxllllll Ib^ni n iiii laß i sii¥er/fS^TIT A lls pure CeyJonand pure blended I s I tea, and you have a guarantee ||j iof its Purify, Quality and Value. ||| llt has stood the test for THIRTY II - YEARS, from 1879 to 1909. t ||| I 1/4, 1/6, 1/8, 1/10, 2h, 2/2 per lb. HI