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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16879, 18 June 1918, Page 9

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About two years ago I suffered severely .'. r many month* from sciatica: in fact. j >■ md hardly walk, and was quite unable , •■■ i-.eer> at nights, owieff t.i the acute pain | :r. the sciatic nerve. I tried all sort.- of i ■ •■■■■c*. including the usual medical preparu- ■ ens and attem'.on. as alio various mineral I c.iths throughout the Dominion, and even I '"t the lenjrth of having the sciatic nerve .■retched under c-as. but without avail. I accidentally, heard of. aid was advised to ! lie', your alleged remedy, and after a con- i fiderabio amount if persuitsi.-n was in- '"•"" .'" try it. more by way o: a forlorn lope th»n U-r any other reason. I may as ■ »1: admit that I was candidly scectica! ! 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