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Evening Post, Volume LX, Issue 102, 27 October 1900, Page 7

READ WHAT ViTADATEO IS DOING. CANCEROUS GRo'wTn PRONOUNCED INCURAI3LE. TURNED OUT OF PRINCE ALFRED HOSPITAL, SIDNEY. GIVEN A MONTH AT LONGEST TO LIVK HY THE DOCTORS. STILL ALIVE THROUGH VITADATIO. READ WHAT MRS. ADAMS WRTTES. WRITE TO HER YOURSELF. Ilolonsburg Railway Station, N.S.W., lQth July, 1900. Air. S. A. Palmer,^ Dear Sir — Abont'oiglitoon months ago I was turned out oC the Princo Alfred Hospital, •Sydney, as incurable, suffering from a cancerous growth attached to my spino, and I avhs told that I could not livo longer than a uionlih tit- the oufcido. : Tho agony was so 'great that I could. oiily lio on my face and luuuls, and 1 wishod death to como and roloase mo Jrom my misery. I could do nothing wlmtovor for mysolf and could not stnnd on my foot. I felt that I must havo further advice, and interviewed the doctors at tlio Women's Hospital, Crown street, .Surrey Hills. I was told tliore that nothing in this world coidd bo dono for mb. I did call thero at the end of tho month and aft<;r examination 1 wns told that it was only a matter of timo. I also intoi viewed a loading Doctor iv • Pourith, and he told mo.a second growth had formed, and that nothing could be dono. and that I would soon know iho' worst. I had been advised to try " Viladatio," which I am glad to say I did, and havo continued' with ifc up to tjie presfint,time. „ After, taking it for some titno I iinprovccl, and pieces' of yvbi^e tikin enme away from nie. I b>gan to/ gain in weisfht and am now able td.go about 'without any trouble and do all mywork. I havo every r ( c,a,sbn to believe that by continuing tho ihodioiho; I shall bo so6n as well as over I was. I will be pleased tc answer any questions about my case. HANNAH ADAMS. For further particulars, S. A. PALMER, Warehouse, Waterlooquay, Wolhngton. v Correspondence invited. Write for testimonials. EXTRAORDINARY VALUE! LATEST IMPORTATIONS THIS WEEK IN CHARMING MILLINERY. Unlimited Selection, Artistically Trimmed. SAILOR HATS, Trimmed and Untrimined, in endless variety, from Is up. . We have also openonod now lines of— Dress Goods Corsets Trimmings Children's Dresses Silks Ladies' Shirts Sunshades Sateens Hosiery Nainsooks Gloves Art Muslius Laces Laco Curtains Belts Tios Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing All these lines will be sold at Exceptional Value. flnlay: M'leod & co., 57, CUBA-STRI-JET. 'I1I 1 E All O HOUSE DRAPERY CO., I/rn. SPECIAL PURCHASE OF Hl\ DOZEN 4\v LAD.I IDS' SHIR T B LOUSE S, WHITE AND COLOURED NKWKST CUT STYLISH MATERIALS STABCHKD COLLARS STARCH KD CUFFS The exceptiona'ly iaronrablo terms on which wo Boourod this largo parcel enables us to offer the.«c Shirt Blousos which jn the ordinary way would be marked at from 7/11 to 10/G each, at the starLlin^ly low price of 3/11 AND 4/n EACH --* Wo invite an inspection of these new and fashionable -LADIK'S' SHIRT BLOUbKS, - 7O J)OZEN Of whioh wo aro now ready to show iv our Costume Department. T E ARO H O U S E DRAPERY CO., Ltd. fjTNOTiEDM & CARPET WAREHOUSE. CABPI3T SQUARES— Decidedly GOOD and CHEAP. IIEAKTHRUGS— DAG-DAG, TUDOR, and DAGOSTAN —CHLKAP. TABLtt LLNENS— RIOAL GOOD VALUE. QUILTS & SHEETINGS— EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. GEORGU WINDICH, CHEAPEST HOUSU FOR FURNISHING DRAPERY. TNVALID Carriages, self-propelling, -fl. with rubber lyres, from £9. Engineers' Sorow-cutUng Lathes in stock Cycles onamollcd and repaired, good work guaranteed ; Cyolo A ccossorios and Fit* tings: Pram and Go-cart Tyros, Handles, etc. ; New and Socond hand Cyclos anq Pornmbulatorß on Salo and Hire. F. W. GOUGH, 116, Upper Willis-street. f 1 1H OslO about to build wo would adviso to X put in one of Luke ifc Co.'s Cooking Rnngos. No house is complete without one, H. Luke & Co. (Limited,).