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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17126, 22 April 1921, Page 2

WORTH READING. ABOUT A FAMOUS REMEDY. The following was written by Mr Francis Mariiiunn, grocer, Cami-eidown, iN'.ri. W. It ejjeaKs tor lUed: — "Dear Sir, —1 am sending you this unsolicited testimonial because 1 believe it my duty to fellow-suiierers to let them know of what' I have proved to be a genuine remedy. Four months ago I had influenza, which left me in, a state of nervous breakdown, and with a severe heart trouble for the following three months. I was under medical treatment, but I didn't improve. One day, while suffering from a terrific headache I walked into my shop and openod a. box of Hean'a Tonic "Nerve Nuts. 1 read the booklet and decided to. give the Nuts a trial. That decision proved one of the best things did. Within four weeks my heart was greatly improved, my headache had left roe, and mv strength and energy restored in a manner most gratifying. You have my full permission «o use this letter as you think fit." Yours gratefully, Francis Markhara. Over 1000 other users have senfc in most _ gratifying letters praising the curative value of Hean's Tonic Nerve Nuts. Get a box yourself and read the circular. 3s a box, or six for 17s 3d, at medicine vendors, or post free direct from G. W. Hean, manufacturing chemist, 12 Egmont street, Wellington. To make a good, cough mixture at home in a very economical way afl you need is a bottle of Heenzo, and water and sweetening. If you haven't yet tried this much-used remedy you will lw pleaßantl" surprised when you dp. 2s 6d a bottle at chemists and stores. 3

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