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Taihape Daily Times, 23 November 1917, Page 7

RHEUMATISM CURED I A remedy which could cure Mr | a Webster would cure anyone equal- a ily bad. We have cured many j I wor.<;e in that they were old and 1 had suffered many years. But Mr | Webster is a typical average case § and we quote his grateful letter: '{ | Cliff House, Sehvyn Terrace, j £ Parnell, Auckland. I u "I detail hereunder my cxperi- i f 1 once with your astonsilung cure ', 1 for Rheumatism and Sciatica. [ About two years ago I suffered ] 1 severely for many months from j | Sciatica, in fact, could hardly j walk, and was quite unable too I sleep at nights owing to the acute , j pain in the sciatic nerve. I tried t all sorts of cuh.es, including the I usual medical preparations and atI tention, as also various mineral 1 baths throughout the Dominion, I and even went the length of havj| ing the sciatic nerve stretched uh--1 der gas, but without avail. I aeci- , 1 dentally heard of, and was advised | to try your remedy, and after a | considerable amount of persuasion I was induced to toy it, more by I way of forlonr hope than for any I other reason. I progressed pnin- | tcrruptxjdly and rapidly towards j rec-overy, and was completely I cured at the end of eight weeks, I and have remained so ever since." | Hundreds and hundreds more § letters are on our file, many of r] them are reproduced in our free 1 booklet. Send for it now without I delay, if you or any relative has 3 this dreadful complaint to the j] Dominion Rheumatic Cure Pty., f] Ltd., Hellaby's Buildings, P.O. 1 Box 3G9 Auckland. fl Please send me free book about t\ Rheumatism mentioned in the I '' Daily Times,'' Taihape, A.D. GO. \i Name Address

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