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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7915, 2 September 1905, Page 4

hesitation whatever in saying "Yes" in reply to your letter received today, in which you ask me whether i am willing to let the public know the benefit I received at your hands. When 1 saw you upon .the recommendation of Mr Gridith (whom you had previously completely cured of a similar complaint-) T think 1. was iu_ about as bad a state of misery and depression in bolh mind and body as any human being could be ; in fact, 1 thought life was not worth living, and my future was a blank. I was ail object, of misery and despair. You told inc plain'y and hunistly that you could and would cure me, so that T should no longer be bashful and stupid in society, and could take, my part and interest ir. the amusements and sports of others and have an ambition in my business. At first 1 thought your promise was too good 1o be true. T am thankful to say F tried your t rent ment. 1 swear solemnly J feel a different man to-day. 1 have put on flesh and muscle, and have any amount of confidence in myself. I am perfectly healthy and quite happy, and capable of enjoying,myself as others do, and I don't mope* about by myself and shun society. I earnestly recommend all my fellow-suffer-ers to put their confidcncc.iu you, a:\ your treatment is perfect and your . charges are small.—l am, yours truly LACITLAN CAMERON. Three Bargains. i 460 ACRES, nil in grass, ring-fenced ! and divided into four paddocks, good house, wool shed and yarjs. currying 800 yoar old cattle, and 10 horses ; on metal road, one mile Iro:n school and factory. Very suitable for dairying. Price, £7 10b per acre. j 0 ACRES, all in grass, ring fenced j aud divided ; nice five-roomed cottage. Nearly all level land, wilh abo'li 20 acres ploughed. On good j mrtsl rtari withih one mile oI factory; 4 miles from railway. Price £ls per acre. 180 ACRES, all in grass, good forcing ; new 5-roomed house, cowi shed, yards, etc.. good dairyint country on metal road withir easy distance of factory. No noxious weeds. Price, £8 per aero Terms, £l5O cash; balance on mortgage. DAVID LAING, I.AND AND FINANCIAL AGENT NEW PLYMOUTH. LOANS NEGOTIATED A' l ' J OV\ ES CURRENT RATES The sorry dyspeptic, submerged in his filoom, Who (cols dejected and fit for his lomb ; The poor hypochondriac, who wandnrs in wo?. With no one to speak to and nowhere to go, Whom no consolation noi comfort can please, Who maintains he's a martyr to every disease, Let them aid their digestion, a"<l keep their blood purs, And recruit upon Woods' Great Peppermint Cura. 2

A SEVEN YEARS' CASE. EXPECTORATING BLOOD AND MATTER. COMPLETELY CURED. "Mp W. (<. Hearne. ■'Dear Sir, —Your medicine has cured me of bronchitis and asthma, from which I have suffered for upwards of seven years, during period I was .scarcely ever free from coughs, and frequently the difficulty of breathing was so distressing, tfcat for nijyh.ts'. in fluccessfaml I to sit iip. I write to you this acknowledgment from a sense of duty, as in my case every other treatment had failed. For year previous I had been getting very much worse and at the time X obtained your medicine I was confined to bed'/ suffering from a most Volenti coogh, expectorating blood and matter,, and apparently beyond hope of recovery. The iirst dose of the medicine guve me welcome relief, and I steadily improved as I continued tho treatment, until I became, as I am now, quite well.—Yours sincerely, "11. Walker, Baliuain, Sydney. ' A CHILD SEVEN MONTHS OLDA SUFFERER FROM HUTU. CURED BY A BOTTLE OF HEAItNE'S JJKOXCHITIS C'T.K Mr W. G. 1 learne. Dear Sir,—Kindly forward me a small bottle of your I!t'ouchii is Cui e as soon as possible,, as 1 cannot speak njfyve a whisper, owing* to a | Cold. I had a bottle from vou before for my . little girl when she vas seven months' old. She had b,'.-n suffering from l bronchitis from "net* birth, and now she is three years old, and has not hail a return of it, since. It is a splendid medicine for bronchitis or colds of any sort.—l remain, yolli'S truly, Mrs 11. Rr.mago, Violet-Town, Victoria. BRONCHITIS. A VERY OBSTINATE CASE. CURED THROUGH PERSEVERING IN THE TREATMENT BY lIEARN'E'S BRONCHITIS CURE. Mr W. G. Hearne. Dear Sir,—Having been a sufferer from Bronchitis for a nuirJWer of years, and not being able to get relief from the doctors, I started taking your Bronchitis Cine about two .Aears ago, and have 1 ieea taking it otf and off ever si' re. I am happv to tell you that I mnv feel thoi', "uglily 'cured, and [ can bfwr tes-tis mony 1,0 its worth,—l am, yours truly, . W. J. CLARKE, KedbanV, via Avcca, V ictoria.