READ WHAT VITADATIO

Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 53, 4 March 1901, Page 6

READ WHAT VITADATIO

IS DOING. CANCEROUS GROWTH. jI'RONOUNCED INCURABLE. TUBNED OUT OF PEINCE ALFRED HOSPITAL, SYDNEY. GIVEN A MONTH AT LONGEST TO LIVE BY THE DOCTORS. STILL ALIVE THROUGH VITADATIO HEAD WHAT.MKS. ADAMS WHITES. WHITE TO HER, YOUKSELF. Helensburg- Railway Station, N.S.W^, 19th July, 1900. Mr S. A. PALMER. Dear Sir, —About eighteen months ; ago 1 was turned out of the Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney, as incurable, suffering- from a cancerous . growth attached to my spine, and I was toid that I could not live longer than a month at the outside. The agony was so great that 1 could only lie on my face and hands, and I wished death to come and release me from my misery. I could do nothing whatever for myself, and could not stand on my feet. 1 felt that I must have further advice, and interviewed the Doctors at the Women's Hospital, Crown-street, Surrey Hills. I was told there that nothing in this world conld be done for me. I did call there at the end of the month, and after examination I was told that it was only a matter of time, I also interviewed a leading Doctor in Penrith, and he told me a second growth had formed, and that nothing could be done, and that I would soon know the worst. I had been advised to try VITADATIO, which I am glad to say I did, and have continued with it up to the present time. After taking it for some time I improved, and pieces of white skin came away from me. I began to gain in weight, and am now able to go about without any trouble, and do all my work. I have every reason to believe that by continuing the medicine, I will be soon as well as ever I was. I will be pleased to answer any questions about my case. HANNAH ADAMS. For further particulars, s. a. palmer, warehouse; Waterloo quay, WELLINGTON. Correspondence Tnvited. Write for Testimonials.