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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 257, 28 November 1903, Page 4

ANOTHEIi CURE BY VITADATIO POVERTY OP BLOOD AND GENERAL WEAKNESS, 428 Church St., Richmond, August 15th, IWO2, MR S. A. PALMER, Dear Sir, —About six years ago 1 'became very ill, suffering from poverty of blood ami general weakness. My medical adviser ordered mo to to the Ararat Hospital. I remained tliure for one month, then left, removing to Bulla rat, where I became much worse and very weak. About four years ago I returned lo Melbourne, and eventually became so weak 1 had to take to my bed, and remained there for eight weeks. Having l-ead a great deal about Webber's VITADATIO, I made up my mind to give It a trial. The iirst bottle upset me very much, and I laid it aside for a fortnight, th:n I called to. see you at Uourke-.stri.vt, when you strongly advised me to continue it, stating that it would certainly cure me ; so I persevered ami after I had taken (Jie fifth bottle I began to feel much stronger and by continuing my health was completely restored. It is now three years since I took the bmf bottle, and I can truthfully say I would have been in my grave lone Oigo had it not been for VITAD \Tin I can recommend it to anyone suffenng as I did, and hand vou this to make use of as you please for the U„ncfit of other sufferers. T will hj,. pleased to answer any questions c i_ alddress. cr ° r P.~ally, at ahove Yours faithfull'MAR JOR IE SMITH I have known Mrs Smith f,„- . number of years, and can truth* lu y certify that her statement is V 1 eVOry particular. Sl le w ,s veij low and weak when she com menced taking VITADATIO, a.nd to effect was marvellous. Being ~,v next-door neiglfbur I saw for daily until she was quite well. I consider hei case is a wonderful cure. 61 O'Oraidy Street, For further particulars S. A. PALMER WAREHOUSE, WATERLOO QTT\y WELLINGTON. ' Correspondence invited. ' w,-ii„ , Testimonials. " to fur The price of Medicine 8/fi per bottle. J/6 a " d New Plymouth : BURGBSS Vrts. SER & CO., Merchants. ' All Chemists and Storekeepers.