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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 118, 21 May 1910, Page 13

BLED TO DEATH. MELBOURNE, Wednesday. In the absence of the knowledge of tha principles of first aid by thoso about him, Thomas Howland, farmer, 50 y-ears of ago, bled to death to-day at his home, four milos from Dimboola. Howland knocked an_ ulcerous sore, and burst a varico&o vein near the anklo. His daughter attempted to stanch tho blooding by applying flour, but this had no effect, and ha died within 10 minutes. Tho above news item will serve to show how fallacious is the opinion held by many sufferers from Varicose Veins that they are "really not dangerouE." If you suffer from Varicose Veins or havo a relation or friend who does, and if tho veins should burst, would you know what to do? Let us pend you tn illustrated free book describing Varkoso Veins in all their forms, tho methods to adopt in bandaging, and tho course to pursue if they should burst. This book also fully describes the Vcoeey Method of treating and curing Varicose Veins without operations. To sufferers from Vnricoso veinß tha Vecsey Method of Treatment comes as a groat boon. Previous to its discovery no painless permanent pallia! ivo wiw known. It cures Iho veins absolutely, and ones cured they do not return. Don't _ fail to Fend for our frea book, which srives full information and particulars. Post free to any address upon r«. ceipt of 2d Ktamp. THE VECSEY VAIUXARIUM, 609, Cartlcroagh-street, Sydney.