I?S feet Mow snrface, /ictorla Quarti Ulna, Beadigo. BY VINCENT KF.TI.y, BENOICOI A MINER'S 7 YEARS' RHEUMATISM. Mr. W. Healey, Willoughby, New South Wales, write* !-—" I hare been a miner; my photo is on the bade of every one pound note. I am repre<ented thera driving & rock drill. That photograph was taken 4,156 feet underground at the Victoria Quartz, Bendigo, which was at the time, about eleven rears ago, the deepest gold min? iu the world. I haTe been an invalid for seven years with minor's complaint and rheumatism. About four months ago I had a severe attack of rheumatism and sciatica; nobody knnws the agonising, sleepless davs and night* that I went through.' At times I could not lift my right foot off the floor to get from one room to another. I had to lean on a stick, walk backwards and dran my foot after me. After trying several liniments and not. (setting any relief I got a bottle of De Witt's Pills and gained relief. Thar was three months a«o, and every night since that I have had eight and nine hours' peaceful and refreshing sleep.'" Later Mr. W. Hoaley writes:— *' I have not had any symptoms sine* I first took your Pills. My appetite is better and I continue to sleep welL" (Mr. Healey in thi above illustration is marked with a cross.) A business concern with a spbndid refutation to uphold will be more scrupulous, more careful to give of ther best undor any circtimstauces than the obscure or private individual who with no reputation has little or no hing to lose by his mistake. Reputation, wo assert, is a genuini safeguard, ami people who buy De Witt's Pills know that t'.iev are supplied with som.'thing of standard worth, the best skill for the smallest outlay, a tnrsm wl kh, for example, is conclusively proved by the singular pre-eminence of He Witt's Piils. Questionable methods in Australia cannot succeed. It is the «n : versal patronage, and the medical appreciations which make it cl ar that De Witt's Pills is absolutely the premier remedy for Rheumatism, Lumbago, Gout, Gravel an I Kidnev Troubles, and the preceding symptoms such as backache, joint pains, tired feeline, stiff■tess. of the muscles and a na-Hy t.iste in the mouth. The testimonv from Mr. Healey, a New South Wales mi tor, makes it clear th.it tli« curative qualities of De Witt's Pills are sufficient to gain them the great reputation which they havo, Mrs. JOE WILKS, of Chatl«nd* P.O. Southland, write*: " I took a bottle of De Witt's Pills and they did me a lit of good. I feel very little pain now." Mr. A. STRAUGH, of Waitotara, write* : " Sometimes I had aches and pains in my back, De Witt's Pills hart cured me." The World's Greatest Remedy fort— Rheumatism, lumbago, sciatica, stone, gravel, gout and the preceding symptoms such as backache, paint in the feet, arms or legs, depression, constipation, irritability, pain in the muscles and joints. When you buy the Pills, be sure they are De Witt's in blue, white and gold boxes, in hygienic contain ts, with the special' b,lue wax soal on the cork inside. • Price 3/S per box, or 6/6 for ono 2J times as large—a great saving.' De Witt's Kidney & Bladder Pills are sold at 3/6 and 6/6 per box by Chemists and Storekeepers everywhere. If you have any difficulty in obtaining genuine E|e Witt's Kidney & Bladder Pills> with-the blue wax seal on the cork, send the price of the package to E. C. De Witt &. Co. Ltd., 89, Custom House' Quay, Wellington, and they will be sent by return of post. Trial box sent for three 1 ennv stamps —mention this paper. WAKE UP FEELING FRESH •& HEALTHY! There's nothing- like Bleeping in a tsnt for rest and sound sleep. Ask Johnson and' Cousins about tents. All sizes stocked and frames supplied at low cost. Marquees, Bunting and Trestles also hired out. Exporienced tent men employed to erect them. ' Call or'phone 866. JOHNSON & COUZINS, 109 CASHEL STREET
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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17612, 15 November 1922, Page 3
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