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IS IT TRUE?

Wp are used to “ tall yarns" from •' Tauteeland,” - arid, in fact/ can hardly pick'up an American newspaper without seeing an article referring to some new improbabje invention j a recent discovery j or, some-wonderful feat,? i whiohj if. trite, would Command our wonder, astonishment and praise. While we would not reflect upon the veracity of onr American cousins, we must in.all conscience, and in justice to ourselves and readers, accept many of these etatements with a grain or two of allowance, even if we credit their incongruity to inaoourtaoy, of cables or typographical errors. -When .we receive a startling statement, however, of facts occurring, or a discovery made, in Australia, verified by one of our own countrymen of professional and social-standing, wo have no hesitancy in accepting it, as P true.’ 1 The latest and one of tho most interesting letters from a prominent and well-known Australian, - Mr X McDonald, the well-known artist arid sketcher, we know represents the truth, arid up of, personal interest to. all. He writes from Universal Chambers, 325 Collins St., Melbourne, 19/7/97: “ About fourteen years ago, when on a visit to my father's home in Otago, N.!5,, I learned that a neighbouring farmer’s wife was seriously ill with Bright’s disease, and that /jhfro was little hope of her recovery. ' 1 informed my mother of a remark made to? a friend by- a liondon doctor to the effect that Warner's Safe Core was oneof;tho heat patent medicines for Bright’s disease then in the market. The information was conveyed to the patient, who at once commenced taking the Safe 'Cure. .The result was most gratifying, and three years,ago when again in New Zealand I had the pleasure of: meeting this lady, who was then apparently in excellent health. The following is an experience of my own. »’A few years ago I sriffered severely from an Ulcerated month and throat occasioned by carelessly moistenins my finger on my lips when pointing hank note*.- After using a mixture - made up' by a'chemist, 'which proved useless, -Warner’s/’Safe; Cure obtained speedy- -relief/ and-nltimately r got rid of the trouble.” ■ ' ■ '. Warneb’s Sate Cube is -a- Specific ’yo® LivesAUri Srosir? Disease.’,

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New Zealand Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 3311, 18 December 1897, Page 1 (Supplement)

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IS IT TRUE? New Zealand Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 3311, 18 December 1897, Page 1 (Supplement)

IS IT TRUE? New Zealand Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 3311, 18 December 1897, Page 1 (Supplement)

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