INFLUENZA CURED BY DR. SHELDON'S NEW DISCOVERY.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1812, 26 July 1913, Page 17

INFLUENZA CURED BY DR. SHELDON'S NEW DISCOVERY.

A PAPANUI LADY TESTIFIES. 'Tor Bomo time I have beon eoriously troubled with a severe attack of Influenza in its most virulent form," writes Mrs. D. Roberts, James Street, Papamii, N.Z. "It left me with u most painful racking cough, and painful breathing chest complaints, from which 1 got no re=t nifrht or <lny. I could scorcely speak with hoarseness, it being very painful even trying to tnllt, lot alone taking proper foc'il for nourishment. "I Iried all softs of remedies, but did not get the slightest relief from nnytluiisj that 1 ?a\v advertised. A friend of mine «dvi?eil me to Iry l)r. Sheldon's New Discovery, wliicli hi'.d ouvvd her, and I dottrniiiied to -jive it n trial. Afier takiiis I hi' (ii"t bottle f found my-elf very nitich improved, and coiilimiing the coii'i'fL's 1 found to my surprise flint I wa« perfectly cured, it having eradicated all f 1(0 pains ill'., noi leavin;,' lh(> sliutitesl Irjiw". for which I »m most Mrnloful, and have Dr. Shsldon's Now Di.-i;»vory alone to Uinnk for my nro-ciil (jcnil health, and T shall' always I«'r-p ii supply of the alkive remedy in the hoil'e." Dr. Slieldon's Xciv Di-ctivny ik a mo=t pffective family remedy, curing vouii? nud old nlike (if foiiirhi, Colds. Brciiehifis. Croup, Whoopill" ( 'ourJj. jukl nil troubles of (Hi- LiitiS!! ii.lid TlU'Oilt. i'rlce, Iβ. Gd. and 3s,—Advt,.

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