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FITS and EPILEPSY ARE CURABLE BY TRENCH'S REMEDY Head Officb : Dublin. A FEW TYPICAL CASES OUT OF MANY CURES 48 HOURS TO LIVE. tn Al'fL 3d fit ! •'", such / aoid succession that she was unable £iJ h food ° r dn , nk > and th e doctor who was attending her sa.d she could not live more than 48 hours. Trench's R? m 2?v at once stopped the fits, and there has not been a further aSack Tor ™yl y?are ~ and "° ne ° f the Remed y has be™ taken DECLARED TO BE INCURABLE several fi nf 7hl°, ha £ bee ? at Various times under treatment by several of the leading doctors of Melbourne was declared to be mcurable by them all, and the parents were adSd to place her in an asylum. She took from ten to twenty fits a day she Ts" noH H™^? * emcd^ the stacks ceased lit onc^ land B s&£ £r ye - ars - She ceased £1000 SPENT WITHOUT RESULT. i,, C f Tl ie i SO " ° f a leadi "g merchant of Melbourne broke down stop the nts. The father then took the young man •to England and elsewhere to obtain the best advice in thf worid but after spending over £1000,1 000, he brought him back with S fits occurring more frequently than ever. Trench's Remedy at once stoSed thf attacks, and the young man is now perfectly cu?ed PP The above statements can be verified by personal reference to the parents of the patients, who, from gratitude? have offered to reply to any enquirers we refer to them. * ottered Valuable Booklet Post Free from ELLISON ,& DUNCAN, PORT AHURIRI, NAPIER. SMITH ANILrSMmTTtd. OIL and COLOR MERCHANTS WALLPAPER WAREHOUSEMEN Designers and Makers of Stained Glass Windows, Ecclesiastical and Domestic.; also Leaded Lights. For up-to-date suggestions in all Glass Decorations we are Unequalled in the Dominion. Gainers of the Coveted Gold Medal against all European competitors at the recent International -Exhibition at ■' Christchurch t . - ■ . sjs&v :> Agents for "Metallic Roofing Company's" Metallic Steel Ceiling and Walls-a Beautiful Interior Finish that suits every class of building-Fireproof, Sanitary, Washable, and Wonderfully Durable. Plans, Catalogues, and. full particulars furnished on application. Importers of Artists' Materials, Brushes, Plaques, and all requisites suitable for Convent Schools. Bevelled Mirrors (framed or unframed) a .specialty. Dunediri, Wellington, Christcfiurch.

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New Zealand Tablet, 5 November 1908, Page 15

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Page 15 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Tablet, 5 November 1908, Page 15

Page 15 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Tablet, 5 November 1908, Page 15

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