VITADATIC.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 203, 23 September 1903, Page 2

VITADATIC.

BILIARY CALCULI (Gall Stones). Suffered more or less from 1888 to 1897. To Mr S. A. PALMER. Daar Sir, It is with very great pleas ure 1 testify to the inestimable value of J' j 1 Great Herbal Remedy VI! ADATiO. In 1888 I nad a severe attack of gall stones and congestion of the liver, which confined me to my bed for some time. Che doctor who attended me said I never would be thoroughly cured ; but I used to feel quite well bat wean the attack?, which recurred very often—sometimes two attacks in one week. In the year 1892 I was very ill with my long standing trouble, and had another medical man, and he told me that ga(l stones could only be cured by operation, whioh I would not consent so. In February, 1897, I received a letter from my sister in Dunedin New Zealand, telling me of the wonderful cures VIIADAIIO had affected there, and urging me to take a course of this medicine. As soon as I knew that'YITADATIO was obtainable in the colony, acting upon the advice of my sister, I obtained six large sized bottles of the remedy, and am happy to inform you—and, in fact; the world for the matter of that—l have been tree from pain ever since, and am now in perfect health FLORENCE BURKE. " Walmea," Pentland Parade, Yarraville, Melbourne. For further particulars, S. A. pALSIEIt, Warehouse Waterloo Quay, Wellington. Correspondence Invited. Write for tea-

timoniala. The i rice of Medicine is 5/6 and 3/6 bottle. New Plymouth Agents, Bosom, Fbabbr and Oo Merchants.