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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 957, 31 October 1891, Page 1

Baalaew Kottce* F. FERRIMAN, ASBBURTON, PBOPBIETOU OP Joseph Ford's Scour & LungWorm Mixture for Sheep. A PERFECT CDRB FOR SCOUR AND LUNG- WORM. i TESTIMONIALS. Rivernlea Farm, Balfour P.O . Southland, 20lh Feb, 1891. Mb P, Ferriman, Ashburtcn. Dear Sir,— l have much pleasure m stating thnt I found * Ford's Bcour and Lnng-^orm Mixture' a moat excollent and effectual cure for lung worm. T had 450 nice lambs all very ba<l, and some dying every day, with 38 dead when I got thn Mixture to dose them with. I gave them one dose all round, «nd found that day I had onljr lo»»t two (2), and all the rest have thriven splendidly oyer since.— Yours faithfully, W. F. Ward. P.S. — The class of sheep were half breds Lincoln and Merino. And T might pay •gala that I cannot speak too highly of the Mixture, which I obtained from your Sonthland Agren'e, Messrs To thill, Watson and Co.— W.F.W, Dramroslan, ' Southbridfle, €th Oot. 1890 Mr Fsrriman, Aehburton. Sir,— l have mnch pleasure m testifying to the effects of ' Ford's Scour and LungWorm Mixture* noon my flock. My tfheep were coughing and scouring prior to nsiog the Mixture, bat after drenching ; a change for the better soon became apparent. All flock-owners having their sheep coughing 1 or scouring Bhould lose no time m giving the Mixture a trial, as from |my experience it Is' very efficacious,- — Yottra reflpectfully, William Graham.; ; - Drotno r e July 2Ut, 1890. IMb F.FjBftBiMAiT, Ashburtob. '■'■>' * Dear Sir,— ln reply to your questions as to whether the 'Lung- Worm Mixture* I had from you about six weeks ago had the deiired effect, I am hapy to state that it laved, m my opinion, 300 Jamba. Tbs lambs were after a long drive, and ■tarvine, having come from the Bays . I bought them m the Ashburton Yards for ,6fl 6d each. I got them home and fed them on oaten-sheaf chaff and some fresh igreen feed. They were continually inoughing and icouring, and 20 of them tdied the first week. I thought I would ihava lost the lot, and expressed that opißion to a friend, who advised me to try i* Ford'u Mixture.' I did with the resnlt that the coughing and scouring ceased, and they began to thrive immediately, and I sold them a month after I bought [them at a profit, and the man I bought them from expressed surprise, saying he have known them. — I am, dear ; .sir f yours truly, Diniel Bbick; ! F. FERRIMAN, A'SHBORTON, PATENTEE AND PROPRIETOR. AGENTS IN ALL PRINCIPAL TOWNS. The New Zealand I Insurance Co. | ESTABLISHED, 1859, I ' • -. « jCapital, .„ „. „. £1,000,000 Paid up Capital, „. ... £450,000 [Every Pescription of FIRE and MAR INE INSURANCE at Current Rates. 0, H. WILLIS, Agent. | UNPRECEDENTED. P(\(\ GOLD & SILVER WATCHES, J» V V O£ the Fineit Quality, ! ON SALE AT S COHEN'S CITY LOAN AND DIS- • COUNT OFFICES, 186 Colombo street, At Unprecedented Low Prices. For instance — \ Genuine fiOTBERHAM'S SILVER LEVER WATCHES from £2 10b, almost new, with three years guarantee. | Also, j The finest collection m the City of Diamond and Gem Rings, and all kinds of jJewellery, at about half the price charged blsewUere. i EVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED ! GENUINE. 1 All kinds of Valuables taken m Kx:hapge or Bought for Gush. Money Lent as usual at Lowest Rates ;i >n all kinds of geods. , I MONEY. MONEY. MONRY. i | CHEAPEST Money Accomiiodiition at i (?. (JoUen r s City Loan, D««count, and Pawn frfficeP. No. 186 Colombo Street, adjoining City Hotel. Loans granted on persons! Pr any security, repayable by t nay instalments per agreement. Bills discounted . and renewed daily, Private entrance City I PjOtel RightrOf way, leading through from 1 (Colombo to Caebel street. All transactiODiiitri«tlycoDfideatial;