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f ' 5 ;Jif be Sure ■ w : -- ItS ' '■i^OLFE'S. Schnapps Look For The Name !! ; • HOW MR. W. G. MABEY WAS MIRACULOUSLY CURED OF ' RHEUMATISM ' ~ ' N i A well-';nown farmer from Marainarun., accompanied by. a friend, called. at our nfflco tho other; day: and . asked to. see Mr. Rasmiissen. (* •Having ,beeh .shown.into" Mr. Easmussen's room, lie introduced himself and his friend, and said he had called tp personally express his everlasting thankfi and gratitude for .the great benefit- he had receiy|d_from a. two ' months' course of RHEUMALINEoxyoexa." • ■'•' • "I wanted you to see me," he continued, "so I have come to your office and brought a witness who. .will tell you the; 6tate I '• was in before I started your cure.. I had , been suffering from Rheumatism, Sciatica, ; and Iknow not. what' for twenty years.. My Uss had/ swellings 1 ontthem as big as your fist. , ■••I''suffered., indescribable agony. • I was a, burden ...to myself-and' everyone : around :me. A' miserable cripple—just ex* isting. And now look at me! .Do I look . St-'" "You certainly do," said Mr. Basmussen, "but' I : have seen . many .similar Quick • changes through our wonderful remedy.' ' "Man, it's"wonderfull It's a miracle! I haven't an ache or'a.pain,;or sweliins, .or stiffness in any part of .my body. I'm in •perfect health, and X loolnt. " I've reduced, my ago' tweiity.. years:-... Tivo months age I was ready for my' grave, and longing, for it. I can't thank you enough 1 I'll give ■ you any kind of testimonial; you, like, write out anything you'like now, and lH Bign it. I want everybody to know: what a wonderful medicine, you've got. It's a blessing-to humanity." . ■ , Our visitor than signed the following ■"statement.- It is short and to the point, but there ,is a world of meaning behind the .simple statement, "I am' now com* , pletely cured . , Jfaramarua, near Mercer, 20/10/15. ■ The Dominion Bheumatio Curo;Pty„ ! Ltd., Auckland. > Dear • Sirs—Having suffered from Bheumatism, Sciatica, and Lumbago lor twenty years, and'having had two courses of your wonderful-cure, I am pleased to say that I am now COMPLETELY OUKED. ■ You are at liberty to make whatever uso of this you.may desire. (Signed) W. G. MABEY. - 1 This remedy not only cures Eheumatism, " H tones up the whole nervous system. It purifies the blood and" enriches , it, thua feeding and nourishing ' impoverished nerves. It bringß back the bloom of health to the cheeks, and puts the buoyancy of . .youth into body.and. limbs and biain. ' OUT OUT THIS COUPON AND POST '■•• • ; ■ IT TO-DAY. - To the Dominion Rheumatic Cure'Pty., Ltd., 156 Grey Buildings. High St., Auckland. Dear Sirs—Please send me free and postage paid,'your book entitled "The Broken Crutch: A Most. Interesting Story," as mentionel in "The Dominion." Name Address •"....»

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