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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1893, 30 October 1913, Page 5

At the Town Hall (Concert ■ Hall) last evening an illustrated lecture of a recent tour through the principal cities of Great Britain was given by Mr. S. A. Palmer, of yitadatio fame. Prior to showing his interesting collection of views. Mr. Palmor gave an uccount of how he had been cured at the eleventh hour by Vitadatio, from that terrible disease hydatids. Ho stated that it was a lucky thing for him that he was taken to Launceston, where tho medicine was first brought under his notice, for he had suffered terribly for many years, and spent over JGIOOO on treatments and operations, which had all failed to do any good. After being thoroughly restored to health Mr. Palmer felt it was a duty to mankind that the.medicine which had saved his life should be made widely known, and he thereupon secured the rights of manufacture, and distriubtion. These lectures have been given all through the Commonwealth, New Zealand, and the Homeland, and as a result, it is stated, largo numbers of sick and suffering ones have been cured through Mr. Palmer's advocacy of the healing merits of his great herbal remedy. Tho audience fully enjoyed the beautiful pictures thrown on the screen, whilst the lecturer gave a splendid descriptive account of his travels. At the close sample bottles of the remedy were given away to all who desired to test it for themselves.' A novel prize scheme has been introduced, and all who attend tho lectures have a chance of winning one of the three prizes offered. In tho course of tho lecture M. Palmer mado a generous offer to the Government. After maintaining that his remedy was a proven specific for tubercular disease, ho said that if tho Government would only consent to give it a trial in tho State Sanatorium, he would lie pleased to supply the "remedy freo of cost.. At the age of sixty-nine, a Battereea woman is being taught to read and writ® by a. granddaughter,