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Evening Post, Volume LXII, Issue 130, 28 November 1901, Page 7

ANOTHER LITTLE SUFFERKE CUBED. LUNG DISEASE, MABASMUS.B AND ULCER CUBED BY VITADATIO. BEAD HEB FATHEE'S TESTIMONY— Gordon-street, EUternwiok (Vie), 4th October, 1901. MR. S. A. PALMEE, DEAB SIB— I consider it my duty to inform you of the marvellous oure by Webber's VITADATIO of my daughter, aged two years and nine months, from a complication) of diseases. Twelve months ago she became very ill, suffering from Diseased Lungs, Peritonitis, Marasmus. Measles, and Abscess in the right eye, which reduced her to &_ shadow, the local doctor in attendance seating he- could do no more for her, and thought it was impossible for her to recover. At this time I was' strongly advised to give her VITADATIO, and as a last resource I, did so. lam happy to say that she Boon began to improve and rapidly regained her health, and has remained so ever since. Thanks to Vitadatio, and in my^ opinion it has been the means of restoring Tier to health. lam well-known in Elsternwick, having resided here twelve years, and all my acquaintances know of my child's illness and cure, and can testify to the truth of my statement, I can confidently recommend it to others suffering from any kind of disease, after tbe cure of my child. As T am removing to Perth. W.A., my address is— C/o Veale and Co., Newcastle-street, Perth. Yours faithfully, W. H. CBANSWIOK. We, the undersigned, can truthfully certify to the correctness of the above statement. Mrs. John Sincock, Plmnber and Ironmonger, Glen Hnntly-road, Elsternwick. Mrs. Walteb Nichol, • Art Upholsterer and CarpeFPlanner, ' Glen Huutly-road, Elsternwiok. Mrs. Davies, Home-street, Elsternwick. Mrs. G. Blair, Gordon-street, Elsternwiok. For further particulars, S. A. PALMER, Warehouse, \yaterloQ-Q,uay,, Wellington. Correspondence invited. Write for testimonials.

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