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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7795, 11 April 1905, Page 4

Lane's Emulsion

Cannot be successfully imitated. Some medicines can be, but not so .with Lake's. The contents ate plainly stated on every label, but the contents alone do not make Lane's Emulsion. Ther'es the mixing, the blending. E. G. Lane, Chemist,. Oamaru, was the originator of bis now famous medicine-food. He alone knows the secret of how to perfectly mix and emulsify- Lane's Emulsion Of course there are imitations, but when buying please examine the package, and look for the words—- " LANE'S EMULSION, li'i Famoni became It'i Good," and please be careful to take none but Lane's. Lane's Emulsion is for coughs, colds, and throat and lung troubles in children or adults. 2/6 and 4>3 peibottle.

It i« only on the use of, 'Wolf* Sohaappe that it ought to bo "judged, 2/bu be tfie Judge. Bvery bottlo of Wolfe'a Sohn»pp« of Juniper Berries Barley.- I laed a stimulant that will I I wind, TEST WOLFE'S J I SCHNAPPS-notafalse stimulant I tyou take no fßisk. Better not take anything - than aoeepta substitute" for *■---'-»--■ ing old tonio. Imitatioi out for one purpose only big profite-they are absolutely worthies*. %uyW6oles3offies Look for Una na " only botilos with Udolphc. Wolfe <

MORE ABOUT HIIEUMO. Mr W, Welland, 42, Tory Sticet, writes: "I have suffered severely from rheumaltisin, until I tried your Bheumo. I have since recommended it to many with very pond Jesuits.,; What cured Mr Wolland will I cure you. Try it. Sold by nil chemists and storekeepers, 2s (id and 4s !6d.- Wholesale Kcxnpthorne, and (J9j. JJ