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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 264, 9 November 1901, Page 3

read what VITADATIO IS DOING. WONDERFUL OURTC OF SCIATICA, LEAD LOISONING AND RHEUMATISM. BEDRTDDEN FOR THREE MONTHS, NOW THOROUGHLY CURED. CURED WITH EIGHT BOTTLES OF VITADATIO. Mb W. Webber, Proprietor VITADATIO. Dear Sir, —If or upwards of one year I have owed you a debt of gratitude which no words of mine, however far.reaching in their effects, can ever repay. Many times when I have seen you in the • treetn of Lannceston mv conscience has always 1 condemned me for not telling; vou the facts of my case ; for. after all, I always think " Honour to whom honour is due " is a motto to which every public benefactor has a just claim Fcores of people in this city know that I have he-n the victim of great suffering for th* past eis-ht years from LEAD POISONING, RHEUMATISM, and SCIATTCA. 1 tried all Patent Medic'nes and Liniments I could think of. At last the Sciatica got the masterv of me, and I could not turn in my bed for upwards of three mon'hs. Anyone who knows the torturing pains of Sciatica can better imagine than I can describe what I suffered during those eight long years, and es'p cially the three months I was bedridden. I tried the 'kill of several of our local doctors, and then wnt through a ccurse of treatment in our City Hospital, but got very little better. In a state of desperation and almost hopeless despair, I went, at great expense, to Sydney, in the hope that some relief from pain might be obtained by treatment in that city. I was treated by several of the Sydney doctors and without in any way reflecting upon the "kill of any member of the medical profession, all my hores were doomed to despair, and I r t-rned to Launceston no better than « hen I left. Many times during those years I was urged by my friends to use VITADATTO, and now I frankly admit was an amount of prejudice lurking in my mind against it, because of it being a local preparation. But the most astounding [part of the whole affair is that eigh bot'les of your VITADATIO, pirchasp 1 from one of our local chemists, effected the great cure in my case, of which 1 am proud to V oast I have never been laid up a day from work since the ore was effected. The hale and strong may be slow to believe the facts of my case, and it is a very small matter to me whether th- ydo nr not; my hope is that none of -hem will ever have > sinrhr experience, but I do hope that any fellow sufferer who may read this will b<* induced to try the virtues of VITADATIO and thus prove t to be a conqueror of pain, and a positive boon to suffering humanity. Of course, [ can only speak as I find, and, personally, it is my opinion, based on experience, hat the invention of VITADATIO may rightly be class d as one of the most aluable discoveries of the nineteenth century. I cannot but speak well of it. _ You have my full consent to use th« account of my case in any way yoi think fit.—Yours verv truly, ANDREW MILLER. 51, Canning street, Launceston, August 30. For further particulars, S. A. PALMER, WAREHOUSE, WATERLOO QUAY, W'ELMNGTOV. Don-espondence invited. Write for test' monials.

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