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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 118, 9 May 1908, Page 4

HEARNE'S "S™ The Famous Remedy for Coucrhs, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, Pleurisy, Asthma & Consumption BRONCHITIS and PNEUMONIA Cured by HEARNE'S BRONCHITIS CURE After other Treatment had Failed. Mr, W. G. Hearne. Dear Sir,—From a strict sense *1 duty I feel that I should publish the following statement, so that others may know what to do when the awful fact is evident that a life is in danger of being lost:—ln September, 1906, my little girl, aged at that time 3 years, contracted Measles, and irr the following October was attacked by Bronchitis, Pneumonia and Congestion of the Lungs. She was attended by a legally qualified doctor of high standing, but his treatment was not successful in arresting the progress of the illness. On Saturday, the 21st October, 1906, he said that her life was in danger—that there was very little hope for her. For eight days and nights she had been prostrated by Cough, Pain and Fcvyr, and was lying PNEUMONIA and PLEURISY cured by HEARNE'B BRONCHITIS CURE After other Treatment had Palled* statue, unconscious. At this stage I suaded by a friend to obtain Hearne's Bronchitis Cure, with its auxiliary medicine for the Fever and Congestion of the Lungs, as direct-id in the Catalogue of Medicines which accompanies each bottle of the Bronchitis Cure,. I gave the medicine as directed, arid there was an improvement from the first dose of Hearne's Bronchitis Cure. The improvement continued after eftck dose of the medicine. In a week she was perfectly free from the Pneumonia, Congestion, Cough, Pain and Fever, and was well, except that she was still weak. In a fortnight she was quite recovered, and is now in splendid health, and stronger than ever. Any person asking for information about this grand medicine can be supplied by me, or by any of my neighbours who have witnessed its wonderful effects. It absolutely snatched my child from an early grave.—Yours gratefully, gardinek, Police Station, Geelong East, Feb. 5, 1908. I, Prudence M'Kee, of Carr-street, South Geelong, fn view of the importance of a person making it quite clear what treatment was successful in curing a serious and complicated case when the medicine, directions and treatment of a legally qualified doctor had failed, state as follows: My son, Henry M'Kce, then aged 8 years, had been attended-by a legally qualified doctor, who pronounced him to be suffering from Pneumonia, Pleurisy and a stoppage of the passing of Urine. Under the doctor's treatment the child gradually got worse, and the doctor pronounced the case hopeless. He told me that the child could not live. At this stage I obtained from Mr. W. G. Hearne, Chemist, of Geelong, a bottle of Hearne's Bronchitis Cure, and gave it to the child, according to the directions which accompany each bottle of it. The child improved after the second doße of Hearne's Bronchitis Cure. He continued to improve each day from each dose of Hearne's Medicine alone, and within three days he was free from the Cough, Pneumonia and the Pleurisy, and the Urine was passing satis* factorily. He was out of bed at the end of a week, completely recovered, and he is now in perfect health* PRUDENCE M'KEE, Carr-street, South Geelong, Feb. 0, 1908, BRONCHITIS. A Sufferer 73 Years of Age> Thoroughly Cured by Two Bottles of Hearne's Bronchitis Cure* Immediate Relief-Effect Wonderful. Hearne. Sir,—l was very ill with Influenza and Bronchitis. A friend of mine persuaded me to try your Bronchitis Cure. The first dose gave me immediate relief, and after taking the second bottle I am thoroughly cured. Its effect on me has been most wonderful. lam 73 years of age. I trust you will make use of this statement by publishing it for the benefit of humanity generally. Yours most respectfullv. THOMAS R. TREZISE, Reedy Creek, Victoria. CONSUMPTION. Too 111 to Leave His Bed. A Complete Cure* Mr. W. G. Hearne. Dear Sir,-»I am writing to tell you about the wonderful cure your medicine has effected in my case. About three years ago I began to cough. At first the cough was not severe, but if gradually got worse, and I became very weak and troubled with night sweats, pain in my chest, and great quantities of phlegm. On several occasions there was blood in the expectorated matter. I had been treated by a doctor who pronounced my case to be consumption, and various other treatments had been tried, but without benefit. It was at this stage that I heard of your Bronchitis Cure, and sent to you for a course of the medicine. When it arrived, 1 was too ill to leave my bed, but I commenced taking it at once, and gradually improved. lam glad to say that the two lots of medicine you sent have effected a complete cure, for which accept my very best thanks.—Yours gratefully, J. BLAIR, Westminster Bridge-road, S.E., London* BRONCHITIS and PLEURIBY. A Severe Case Cured by Two Bottle* tf Hearne's Bron<#hltls Cure* After Other Treatment had Failed. Mr. Hearne, Chemist, Geelong. Dear Sir,—Some months ago, is Sydney, Z suffered from a severe attack of influenza, ana was confined to my _ room for about a week, at the end o! which time, feeling somewhat better, I got up and tried to transact my business as usual. But I got up too soon, for the very next day I had a relapse, and suffered tortures from what the doctor told me was pleurisy and bronchitis. The pain from the former in my chest and shoulders was frightful, and for four long weeks I was confined to my bed under the care of a well-known Sydney doctor, and all the time his medicine gave me but temporary relief. The landlady of the hotel (the Cleveland), where I resided, told me of a medicine—Hearne's Bronchitis Cure—from Victoria, which had cured her of a bad attack of bronchitis and pains in the chest, and begged of me to try it. I did so, and, in thanks and gratitude to you, tell you that, after the second bottle, my cough had ceased; but what is more astonishing, the pains from pleurisy entirely left me, and in about a week I was ablt to attend to my duties as usual—Yours faithfully, J. BRAHAtf, Melbourne " Punch " Office, Melbourne* ASTHMA—A 17 YEARS CASE. Pravlou* Treatment raited. Cured by Threo Bottle*, I Mr. Al«x. J. Anderson, of Oak Park, Charlevllla, Queensland, wrote:—" After suffering from asthma for seventeen years, and having been under a great many different treatments without benefit, I was induced to try Hearne's Medicine for Asthma. After taking three bottles of this medicine I quite got rid of the asthma, and since then, which was the beginning of 1883—fifteen years ago—l have not had the slightest return of It* Ihe medicine quite cured me, and I have much pleasure in recommending it." Speaking in February, 190S, he states:—"l am keeping very well, Never have the slightest return of the asthma, "Hearne's Medicine cured me of Asthma, from which I had been suffering for twenty-five years, during which time I had used almost every patent medicine on the market—including asthma inhalations—without getting a cure. It was 8 years ago that the cure was effected by Hearne 8 Medicine, and I now feel stronger t h ?q I have felt for years—in fact, I feel splendid" C. WISEMAN, Meredith, Victoria. Beware of Imitations! The great success of HEARNE'S Bronchitis Cure has induced a number of unprincipled persons to make imitations, each calling his medicine " Bronchitis Oure," with the object of deceiving the unsuspecting, and so setting a sale for an imitation which has none of the beneficial effects that HEARNE'S Bronchitis Oure has. Consequently it has become necessary to draw your attention to this fact, and to request you in your own interests to be particular to ask for HEARNE'S, and see that you get it. HEARNE'S BRONCHITIS CURE, Small Size, 2/6; Large Size, 4/6, Sold by all and Medicine Vendors, and by the Proprietor, W. Go HEARNE, Chemist, Geelong, Victoria. Forwarded to any Address, when not obtainable locally. NOTlCE—Hearne's Bronchitis Cure No. 1a does NOT contain any Morphia or any Opium whatever. It is equally beneficial tor the youngest child and the most aged person. NEW ZEALAND BBANCII OFFIO E, No. 11, FIRST FLOOR, HUME'S BUILDINUS, WELLINGTON.

TO MAKE SURE. A man walked into a grocer's shop, and handed to the assistant a paper containing sonic white powder. " 1 say,'' li e asked, " what do you think that is? dust taste it and tell me your opinion." Tlie grocer smelled it, then touched it with his tongue. " Well, I should say that was soda." "That's just, what I say," was the triuinphanl reply. Hut mv wife said it was rat-poison. You might try it again to make sure." NO DIFFERENCE. " Pennyworth of cobbler's wax, pleaae, sir!" said the tiny hoy, as he stretched hig hand to a level with the counter. Wouldn't shoemaker's wax do as well!"' asked the fiu'etious shopman. "Don't know," replied the small hoy; "but I'll ask pa." l<'iv c minutes later ho was back again, with the announcement that shoemaker's wax would do all right. The shopman grinned. " And did your pa tell you what the difference was?" lie asked. "Yes. sir," said the little boy. "He said there's the same difference as between you and a donkey." Though small, the child was intelligent, and h e made a record sprint for the door. AS A PRECAUTION. Tt was early in January of this year when the young man plucked up courage and proposed to the girl of his heart. The young lady murmured "Yes," but made a condition: "You must keep our engagement secret for twelve months," said she. '"But why?" asked the astonished swain, unable to understand. "Because," explained the wide-awake damsel, "it is Leap Year now, and, as sure as death, if that little eat Pollie Saunders hears almut it, she'll declare I did the proposing!" Teacher (giving lesson 011 "Been'): "We have now learned about the working bees and the drones, hut there is -till another bee in every hive. This liee does no work, but is waited on by all the others. They are very kind to it, bring food to it, provide for all its wants, and pay it every attention. Can any liov or girl tell me what it is called ■!"' little fiirl (after long pause): 'Please ilium, the lodger."

A remit is to go to tlic Municipal Conference from tlie Auckland City Council proposing a universal standard throughout the Dominion for tlic licensing "f electrical wiremen. Tlic demand in tin' Auckland district For all clasni'H of liotih skilled and unmeet tlic applications of all falling at tlie Laihour office. Tlie net profit of tlie Lytl.elton pasworks for tlie year was £.B94—ft few pounds mow than tlic previous year'profit.