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jtL h t 'IS 1/ m •*? £«*« .T-;- • C,--A>iw 4,156 feet brlmr surface, ‘*'**- Victoria Quartz iline, 1 *V m WS&r**!. fx -& 4 ■x ,i v x.t FROM FI/ISH LIGHT ffIOIOGMPH BY VINCENT KELLY. BENDIGO A MINER’S 7 YEARS’ RHEUMATISM. Mr. W. Healey, Willoughby, New South Wales, writes: —“I hare boon a miner • "my photo is on the back of every one pound note. I am represented there driving a rook drill. That photograph was taken 4,156 feet underground at the Victoria Quartz, Bendigo, which was at the time, about eleven years ago, the deepest gold mine in the world. I have been an invalid for seven years with miner’s complaint and rheumatism. About four months ago I had a severe attack of rheumatism and sciatica; nobody knows the agonising, sleepless days and nights 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 ds and drag my foot after mo After trying several liniments and not getting any relief I got a bottle of Do Witt’s Fills and gained relief. That was three months ago, and every night since that I have had eight and nine hours’ peaceful and refreshing sleep.’ Later Mr. W. Healey writes “ I have not had any symptoms since I first took your Pills. My appetite is bettor and I continue to sleep well.” (Mr. Healey in the above illustration is marked with a cross.) A business concern with a splendid reputation to uphold will be more scrupulous, more careful to rive of their best under any circumstances than the obscure or private individual who with no reputation has little or nothing to lose by his mistake. Reputation, wo assert, is a genuine safeguard, and people who buy Do Witt's Pills know that they are supplied with something of standard worth, the best skill for the smallest outlay, a truism winch, for example, is conclusively proved by the singular pre-eminence of Pc Witt’s Pills. Questionab.e methods; in Australia cannot succeed. It is the universal patronage and the medical appreciations which make it clear that Do Witt's Pills is absolutely the premier remedy for Rheura:itism, Lumbago, Gout, Gravel and KxdnoY and the Pills are sufficient to gain them the great reputation which they have. Mrs. JOE WILKS, of Chaslanda P.O. Southland, writes : “ I took a bottle of De Pills and they did me akt of good. I feel very little pain now.” Ur. A. STRAUGH, of Wailotara, writes : “ Sometimes I had aches and. pains in my back, De Witt’s Pills hava cured me.” it I: . lliiM ViitlT nn JflfW |s~'' ■' -niAi 1 Jit * tllarif iVh v-lV kv t,’! -S|j The World's Greatest Remedy for Rheumatism, lumbago, sciatica, stone, gravel, gout and the preceding symptoms such as backache, pains in the feet, anas or legs, depression, constipation, irritability, pain in the muscles and joints. When you buy the Pills, be suro they are Do Witt’s in blue, white and gold ces in hygienic containers, with the special blue wax seal on the cork inside. When boxes, in u ,«- > - , Price 3/6 per box, or 6/6 for one 2) times as large—a great saving. DeWitt’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 De Witt’s Kidney & Bladder Pills, with the blue wax seal on the cork, send' the price of the package to K. C. De Wilt & Co. Ltd., 89, Custom House Quay, Wellington, and they will be sent by return of post. Trial box sent for’three penny stamps—mention this paper. d 1 I it «as--r> 0/ sal A I f I Watch the Favourite at the Races Watch the men whose opinion is worth while—see how the majority of them are smoking “Prince Charming” Cigarettes. Cool and fragrant—free of throat irritating dust-only the choicest crops Virginia produces is good enough for “Prince Charming ” Cigarettes. Made in London. for 9cL Sold everywhere. C c* i&Z, SMribaioai i Macro and Masou, 11 csds ri, Wollinivtoa GOLDBERG 24 1

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Evening Star, Issue 18255, 20 April 1923, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Issue 18255, 20 April 1923, Page 9

Page 9 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Issue 18255, 20 April 1923, Page 9