BEAD WHAT VITADATIO IS DOING. A WELL-KNOWN SYDNEY RESIDENT CURED OF RHEUMATISM Mr. Pegg will be only too pleased to give any sufferer fuller details of his case by calling at his private address, as below: — 47, Lower Fort-street, Dawes Point, Sydney, November 30, 1899. MR? S. A. PALMER, 184, Pitt-street, Sydney. ■ Dear Sir, —I am glad to testify to the invaluable qualities of Vitadatio. Some 13 months ago I had to consult a Melbourne doctor re a severe attack of rheumatism. The doctor prescribed for mo, but the medicine gavo me no permanent relief. I suffered acute pain for some months, and was unable to get sleep for more than an hour or two during the night. Knowing several of your clients who had been curod by Vitadatio, I resolved, to give it a trial. I am happy tp say til l' /or the last three months I have been perfectly free from pain, and have no hesitation in attributing my restored health to Vitadi>&. I shall be very glad to give persons.'; Corroboration to the above, if necessary.Yours faithfully, HENRY S. PEG a Witness, Daniel M. Ukie. For further particulars, S. A. PALMER, WAREHOUSE. WATERLOO QUAY, WELLINGTON. < • Correspondence invited. Write for J Testimonials, \. .
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11692, 29 June 1901, Page 6 (Supplement)
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