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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 119, 14 June 1901, Page 4

VITADATIO, 11,8 «••■»>*«■ - y - ' ■ K ' k. VOICE OF CHEER PROM THB PAKSOKAQB. A VERY GRATIFYING TESTIMONY. WILL GRBAtLY COHfOKS OTJWERS. t DISCIPLES OP THE "GOLDEN RULB." Tub pmsommb, Cinms, sjs» Mum*. % V* ML I. A. Palmm, 43-47 BovxniS^tuT, Agent-General /or Vitadatio. Di&k Sm,—lt gives mk great ple-usnrereo state toyou.forftobeMft of etlwn who ma.7 be inffering, andj who majt read this letter, that I have keen completely cored of what the doctors »ailed " Chronie Humb.-igo," by the ne •I Vitadatio. alter nine years of great sobering. Four months ago Mr. We&therson, a well-to-do farmer, of Glengowee, nearlClunes, induced me to try it. Ho has been, in my opinion, almost miraeslously- cured of a long standing asj painful disease, through Vitadatio alone, when all other remedies had failed. He is an attendant at my church, and I know him well. During my illness I was for several wheks at a time unable to rest through terrible pains in my back. Several doctors'(whose names I «an give if necessary) attended me, but could give do relief.' Being a minister of religion my duties took aw long journeys into the iidjacent country., s*4 roa can aiders taad how tlb dreadful pain often seriously' interfered with my nwsi«try. Oa my journeys I have frequently had to my buggy (quite unable to sit spright), and •ndeavour to get ease by holding on to the twiggy behind. In my extremity the doctors advised that the onlyflikely remedy'left to me was an expensive, nay, ruinous, journey to Mew Zealand to nndeggothe sulphur springs treatment, and, no matter what the cost, 1 resolved to go. Providence interposed, however, for friend Weatheraon's case came prominently before me, when I removed from fay ministry "at Camperdown to Clunes.,and I can confidently say that I was saved from the terrible expense of such a, journey, and my health restored, after many years' suffering, by Vitadatio. It is all the more remarkable because! took about four bottles only. I cannot speak too highly of the medicine. It is curing several friends of mine to whom I have recommended it. I will willingly answer any inquiries that may be addressed to me about my cue, and others that are within iny knowledge, and you may make whatever us* (In newspapers or otherwise) yoo may choose of this letter, for the sake of those who need freedom from pain. It.ha;- made life a pleasure to me' once more, and b enabling me to carry on God's work with all the vigorous health of mind and body Ho originally endowed me with.—Yours faithfully, J. CHENALL. Bible Christian Minister, Clunes. The price of this Medicine li 4 Ask your Qrocer or LARGE SIZE, 5/6, SMALL SIZE, 3/6. ChemUt for It.

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