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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 939, 29 August 1891, Page 1

'( ■ . Bi«»ii»e«« Notice* i , F. FERRIMAN, • :: '•■■'■ ASHfiURTON, ; 1 pbopeibtobof; Joseph Pdrd'a r $QOiir & llaing- ». Wlbrm Mixture fbr Sheep. 14 PERFECT CURB FOR SCOUR AND , LUNG- WORM. ; ; TESTIMONIALS. 1 ; , Riverslea Farm, . ; Balfour KO . Southland, 20th Feb, 1891. Mr F, Fkrrihan, Aahburtr.n. Dear Sir,— l have much pleasure m «tatinis that I found * Ford's Scour and . Lnng-^prm Mixture' a most excollent and effectual cure for lung worm. I had 450 nice lambs all ' very bad, and some m dying every day, with 38 dead when I ' srot the Mixture to dose ihem with. I gave them one dose-all reund, <md found that day I had only loot two (2), and all the rest hnve thriven splendidly ever > since.— Yours faithfully, ; W. F. Wabp, P.S —The class of sheep were half breds Lincoln and Merino. And I might pay again that I cannot speak too highly of the I Mixture, which I obtained from your , Southland Aflrents,- Messrs Tothilf, Watson 1 and Co.—W.F.W, Drnmroslan, ■■'■'•■ .' Southbridge, , , ...... BthOoMß9o j Mr^eebiman, Ashburton. r ! • Sir,«— l have ihnch pleasure m testifying | . to the effects of ' Ford's Scour and. LungWorm Mixture' noon my flock. My sheap were coughing and scouring prior to using the Mixture, put after drenching a change for the better soon became apt parent. ; All flock-owpers having their sheep coughing or scouring should lose no time m giving the Mixture a trial, as from my experience it m very efficacjoua.— STours respectfully, William Orahav, Drdmore : July Sltt, 1890. Me F. Febbiman, Aahburton. v Dear Sir,— ln reply to your qitestions as' to whether the 'Lung- Worm Mixture 1 I had from you about aix weeks ago had the desired effeot, I am hap y to state that jt saved, m my opinion, 300 lambs. The lamb* were after a long drive, and starring, having- dome from the Bays . I bought them m the Ash burton Yards for 6s 6d each. I got them home and fed them on oaten-sheaf chaff and some fre»h green feed. They were continually coughing and scouring, and 20 of them Aiad ttie first week. T thought I .would have lost the. lot, and expressed <hat opinion to a friend, who advised me to try < Ford's Mixture. I did sc, with the re- , salt that the coughing and icoariag ceased, ■ and they began to thrive immediately, L and I sold them a month after I bought '; them at a profit, and the man I, bought , i them from expressed nurprise, saying he r wouldn't have knrtwnthem— I am, dear " sjr, yours truly, Danibv Brick. F. FERBIMAN, ; ASHBURTON, 1 ; PATENTEE AND PROPRIETOR. |J AGENTS IN ALL PRINCIPAL MONEY TO LMD f ■■■ ■ ■■:.'.: r, ■■■ ;;..•■;;- .. ...■■■ / - .•; -r.-. ' ', CW APPROVED SECURITIES AT ; CURRENT RATES. QARRICK, COWLIB&AW, & FISHER Mrs. Gamble, GREAT , CLEARING I SALE r COMMENCING ■c, =• 'y^EDNESDAY, g S WINTER STOCK MUST BE :; sold, tB INCLVOIKa MILLINERY; DRESS GOODS, t LADIES' ULSTERS, JACKETS, etc., etc., • 8 . At less than Cost Price,