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Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 267, 26 May 1888, Page 8

! „^ I A R N E V' S «W ANTHELMINTIO Ji\\ In Shk r, Lambs, fc Cai,»l». jA\\A Destroy* all Intern.l TnraV)m sites whe'hi'i- In tlio Lungs, f\^««\ 'lrachot ilrojit hiftl Tnhos, oi tntesil th.,i. il ke.ps i -ucir'Uis. th' animal in f» /jTHfill^Tlcl SU.ND HKAT.HIY 0)N. \r r^^i : DlTioN l r " - '--- Jj { '"I I ; ftht'op ov Cattlo n an nnIp— — -ii Uuivini; . onditi.iti rec lvo j , " ,; lti.mtiluito Lei etlt from it< I ' i] mv. . Avorayu eutt p.T h ail j „ , : j| jut doio: fi .' ' ■ Ij] Shoep 2\A V 'P t'ulvts . .. 6iUo6d --- -. In nisei, 1 i\< k 1) it-los nnil ialLWi* l^ *I#'iAV M «P«a^% (| * l «r <l " 7 ' 1111 '- Hch r^'H # '•?-;■ ' "''^-''"t U suth^KTii f. r I' 2 M.i'ep e- "•^ifl'^'v'^ Ip^-^.T 0 calves. Mill chroctioua *~"^^-- ii-&i" -t-^-^=i~ on etch boulo N l) —No s pcj) owner bhonl.l jrg'fct to ns< Mils pr-'Dirittion, as Us ttl.'Ct upon y«lk and wool is uuly niarvuitoiis, tliu beitout ou ihis aluuo uum3 Ul*^ (iu.K.lrU}ihng the coal.

; N. A. LARNEY, WAITOA, WAIHOU. IlHmilton Aecnt-Mr John Knox 1 T K«T I .MO X f A L S. 1. Fen Ctitut, Camluitlgc, Jsu Oc(c,lkh, IM^i | foi Mi N A L.nne3\ AVailum : 1 [ ha\e <,ie,it \)loasuic in statina; tliut i " Antlulinmtic' Jliud lia^ lu'on in uso on the pio^H'i tii'S of the Auckland A^ncultuial (Conij)iUiN, liiniitfil, foi moio limn t\so peal's, aiul has jfiM'ii siilisfac toiy pioof of Us clhcioy. In lnstaucos T lui\c personally seen the nu\tme mlniinistcicil, and noted the icsults which have hcon satisku-toiy. I hehc\c the use of the medicine will oonsidenihlv lednce tlio moitalit\ amongst sheep, paiticulai- !> _M)Un^ shceji suitoiin^liom lum; \\ cum, and j I eonsidei that stocAowneiH v,ho use it will do so with .'idviint.if<c and piofit. — ,T \m\ s J > \n.t \. IMcUKioci foi the Auckland A}.;. Co Ltl. — '2. Mi Laik\\oith>\s Instate, "Waito.i, lltli Kov. js.sfj. — ISTi N. A. Liu'ncy, — Dear Sn : I do^ed our ho;. f^ets with jour "Anthehnintic" last autumn, and have since heen very pleased with the icsults. It eifbctually cheeked all internal paiasitcs, and the sheep, although kept on eompaiatiuly pooi food, inaiiilaiucd then condition dining the whi toi, and l.ipidly nnpio\ed with spuni^ feed.- — \oiusfaithlully, LX L. (-i is \vr, Manager —3. Canihruloo, Auh". 28th, 18HG.— Mi N. A. Lainey, Waitoa— Dear Hit : I think your ,'Anth'e'inintK'" is a h'rst-class piepaiation, and is acme for citliei cahes, sheep or lambs, that aie oi sulleim^ liom mteslmal woini.s. I have not had bojrood an oppoitunily of trying itaa] would likclo havo hml, thu from what 1 liave seen of it, and from what olheis who have tiicd it, tell me, I believe it is all you claim for it, and is a really valuable medicine, and ought to meet with a leady sale aa it is much needed. — Youis faithfully, ,L MoNicol.-- -i'W aihou, Wth December, 18SG. — Mr N A Lainey. — Dear Hir : I havo used youi Anthehnintic on my lionets foi tlic last two seasons, and am well satisfied with the results. It puts the sheep into a vi^oious state of health, and greatly increases the growth, and improves the condition of the wool. — "Your faithfully. S. Hkddon.— s A-ylcsbuvy, Lower Waitoa, December 12th, IHB7.—Mr N. A. Larney.— l have much pleasure in adding my tesimony respecting the wontleifu l ellicacy of your Anthehimnlic. Nearly one hundred of my hoggets Nverc recently badly infrccd with the ki:ig worm, several having died there from prior to my letting to your remedy; and upon opening them I found the lungs thickly infested with the worm. Tlio eiteet of one dose of your Anthehnintic was magical, and without further ticatment the sheep lefcrrcd to rapidly recovered, and did well — Youis truly, I<\ Strange.

ADVKHTISINCi i.s tliu biisincha nmii's lin-ulli. Dull Liiiich only moan — look to jour ailvcttibing — AdvoitibC in tlio NICNVb.