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Australian Agent for WEBBER'S VITADATIOPear sir,— You will remember that I wrote some time ago telling you how JU I was with Rheumatism- It quit© disabled ma, and I had to give up a good situation in consequeno*. I was in despair when I wrote to you. and, acting on your instructions, I took VJTAPATIO three times a day after my meals, till now l am able to get about p.s actively as ever, and am working hard every day of my life. I have taken seven bottles, and I must say Jt ie a splendid medicine, and worth its weight in gold, when it puts a poor roan on his legs again, so that ho can get a good living as. it has don« for me. I used your Indian Oil of Cream (or rubbing my limbs, ant* this took the stiffness away wonderfully. I intend to take the medicine 3 little loni?«r. ao 63 to mftke sura of never having the disease again, is I feel certain it 1b taking it right out of my system. I have suffered, from it for many yearn, I write this letter of thanks to you for your Interest in my case, and if It wtU do any good in Inducing others to get VITADATIO, you are at liberty to publish this letter, for it is a genuine Medicine, and I am most grateful that 1 found it out- Everybody in Mansfield knows how bad I waa. Yours very truly, W. KITTO. Mr Falroer has 'Living Witnesses' all over the colonies honestly testifying to the good that 'VHadatlo' has done them physically. He is actuated by proper motives to advance Jtforallty In Literature, Prjc«i 8/9 and 3/6 per bottle. P. M. DEWAR, 51, Grey^street, Agent for Auckland and District. DX SPEER Has opened bis Dispensary for the speedy cure of his Specialties, Chronic, Nervou», and. all Bkln diseases, Kidney and Bladder Troubles. Bend for Queatlon Form with Stamp and b« treated at bom*, Address P.O. Box 339. Wellington. 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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 161, 10 July 1899, Page 7
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