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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1761, 28 May 1913, Page 8

The Dr. Sherman method of treating rupture is diametrically different to the ordinary truss method, which, exerting a downward "spreading" pressure, absolutely prevents healing, as it pushes the ruptured walls apart. Thus, when once worn, it has to be worn practically a liietime. On an exactly opposite principle, the Dr. Sherman method exerts an upward "contractile" pressure, holding the injured membrane in such a way that it heals; and this healing is aided by the application of a useful adjunct m the form of a curative compound. The result is startling. Belief is instant, and instead of tho rupture remaining stationary or growing worse, it gradually becomes smaller, and ultimately disappears. _ Xhis has been proved ill cases of 10, 20, 30. 40, and 50 years' standing. The following testimonial is only-one of many pacing tiibutes to the efficacy of the Dr. J. A. Sherman method of curing rupture, and bearing out tho foregoing statements:— 122 Nith Street, tnvercargill. October lb\ 1912. "A. W. Martin, Esq., "Dear Sir,—l am now feeling so well that r think I should, for the benefit of all sufferers, give my testimony regarding my case, which is the more convnicin» seeing that it is over three years since I "underwent treatment. Before trying your treatment by tho Dr. Sherman method of curing rupture, 1 had been sufferill" far about 17 years from a rupuiro in juv right side, and had worn a variety of trii«cs, all failing to retain the rupture.'- It is iiov.- over twelve months since I discarded tho appliance, and I have very "l-eat pleasure in stating that I have not been troubled with n return of my old complaint. Thanks t 0 your skilful treatment. T found relief trom the very .start, and T now realise that meeting von was the most, fortunate event in my life, "ion can make whatever use of this letter you n,av think fit, and I will be pleased to answer any communication which may 1)0 addressed to me by sufferers. Wishing you unbounded success.—! remain, vours sincerely. ' ARTHUR K STUCK." •\ W. Martin, sole rontroller in Australasia of Dr. .T. A. Sherman's method of trealin" runtum. inav be consulted at the Hotel "Cecil, Wellington, until the till of .lime. Hours. 10 a.m. to S p.m. A booklet mi liunture and its Treatment posU'd free to any sufferer.—Advt.