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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18565, 24 November 1923, Page 14

TOETUBED WITH NEURITIS. ' WITCH'S OIL STOPPED THE AGONISING PAINS. ■ , " I really thought I was going mad 'A'-i with neuritis in my arm. The pain was frightful, and the slightest tench or movement was exquisite torture. I suffered 'm for days, and I suppose I would still be #ij suffering if a friend hadn't brought me • a bottle of Witch's Oil to try. it acted." : -vQ like marie. The first ' application re- J S lieved. In a few hoars the pain h.id en- ]c'A tirely disappeared, and since then I ' haven't been < troubled in the slightest." The foregoing demonstrates the e)Hcacy of Witch's Ou for that agonising .complaint, neuritis. and numerous other cases <3% could be citea. Witch's Oil penetrate to the root of the trouble, soothes the' aching nerves, draws out the pain, and generates a , pleasing, glowing sensation in the Kffiictel' part.; '• . \ Get a bottle of this wonderful liniment, and put an end to those ache* and pains. 2s 6d -.and.4s 6<L / Chemists and Stores.

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