WEBBER'S VITADATIO. DOES ITS WORK.
THE AFTER EFFECTS OF INFLUENZA CURED BY VITADATIO.
READ WHAT MR COMLEY HAS TO SAY. Glenelg, Adelaide, July 7, 1900. MR S. A. PALMER, Dear Sir, —Before,last Christmas I had a severe attack of Influenza, which left me in a very weak condition. I was weak, no appetite, and troubled with Diarrhoea. 1 tried various remedies, but the result was not satisfactory. I could not work as 1 wanted to, my strength failing me, and my body feeling worn out. 1 continued in this state until the end of February when I was recommended to try WEBBER'S VITADATJLO. After taking a few bottles 1 felt like a new man. All my strength and energy returned, and 1 have been able to do my work, which consists of splitting wood, and is, therefore of a very hard nature, with ease and satisfaction. Considering I am just upon sixty years of age, I consider the result of taking Vitadatio in my case to be splendid, and you are welcome to mention my case to anyone. I work at Miller's Timber Yards. Glenelg, where I have been working the last twenty years.—l am, yours truly, (Signed) ENOCH COMLEY. For further particulars, S. A. PALMEK, WAREHOUSE. WATERLOO QUAY, WELLINGTON. Correspondence Invited. Write for Testimonials.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 21, 25 January 1901, Page 3
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