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HYDATIDS CURED BY Vitadatio AFTEE LIGHT \ EARS' SUFFERING. S\mond'& Place, Adelaide, November 7 1900. Mr. S A. PALMER, 184 Pitt-street, Sydney. Dear Sn, — About eight years ago I underwent an operation foi Hydatids I understood at the time theie was, a possibility of a leturn of the disease, but all went very well until last Christmas, when I became ill, a lump forming m my side, wheie I had been operated on, severe pains ensuing, together with great weakness. I became at last so bad that I felt like giving everything up and dying, life was such a burden to me. lam a Cab Propnetoi , and managed to drive to your head office foi Adelaide, and tJiere decided to take a course of YTTADATIO I began to feel better after the fourth bottle, and af tei taking nine bottles the lump has entnely disappeared, together with all pains and weakness, and I now feel in splendid health, and life is worth living again I think VITADATIO would be cheap at £1 a bottle, when it effects cures like mine I remain, vours tiuly, J McNULTY. Witness — Geo R D\me, Adelaide Mr McNultv is a well-known Cab Proprietor and may be seen daily on the stand King William-stieet Foi fmther paiticulais, S. A. PALMER, WAREHOUSE, WATEELOO QUAY, WELLINGTON. Conespondence Imited. Write foi Testimonials

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Free Lance, Volume II, Issue 90, 22 March 1902, Page 16

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Page 16 Advertisements Column 1 Free Lance, Volume II, Issue 90, 22 March 1902, Page 16

Page 16 Advertisements Column 1 Free Lance, Volume II, Issue 90, 22 March 1902, Page 16

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