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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4314, 25 March 1901, Page 7

¥Wm WKEBES 1 AND BACK-PEDALLING BRAKES. i The Latest and: Most Up-to-date. Improvements in the Cycling World. BIDS W MILES AND PEDAL ONLY 25. We are now fitting this Splendid Piece of Mechanical Ingenuity to all Machines, and cordially invite your inspection. jiinkSson &go, CLIiITTEB), SOLE AGLETS IN WELLINGTON FOE THE FAMOUS BEESTON HUMBER, . AND ANGLO SPECIAL. BICYCLES. Acknowledged by all experienced riders to be the BEST MACHINES in New Zealand. PRICES—ASO, £25, £22 V)3, £2l and £2O, - Fully .Guaranteed. Baiy Terms. ■-! JUST LANDED, ex INDEADEVI—--10 cases American ‘ accessories. Lamps, ■ Bells, etc. ’ SUNDRIES—ERONKO TOECLEPS—The Beat yet Invented. • • Intricate And Diificult'Bepaixa a Special v, : Feature. DEPOT — 8, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, Opposite New Bank of New Zealand. 'gAEBAED • AND GRAIN 'AND QEASS.BRED ■; ~ merchants,- ; Palmerston North, Feilding and -- - Dannevirke. . Agents For—, ; . . “AYBLING AND PORTER." TRACTION ENGINES ; and ROAD , ROLLERS.(Convertible) ANDERSON’S THRESHING MILLS PORTABLE- ENGINES New and .Second Hand) ■ . : . ’ ■ - BARRAUD AND ABRAHAM. 'Palmerston North. P.Q. Bo?, 421. Telephone, 496 FL ET OHBB AN D CO. GRAIN AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, CARRIERS, 1 CUSTOMHOUSE. , SHIPPING, FORWARDING AND- QBNEEAJ' AGENTS. - - No. 1. PANAMA STREET, 1 WELLINGTON. Data, Chit, Straw, Potatoes, ate., always , on Hand. > Good* «ri tonsigmnent will receive prompt ,'v ■ - attention. " . A GENCIES- . , ■ flarraway’s Floor, Oatmeal/Rolled Data. Wo'odward and Co.'s Wool Bogs and Mata. ~, • , Three Fan Cigarettes. ; 654 health;’ and :hgw to obtain it. ' V . SLOOD POISONING. V A BAD CASE. ■ ’ ■, ' BY - VITADATXG. v ; Dawes Point, Sydney, : * ' ' 1, George street, ; ....'-.■■■! ■ ’ 13th February, 1900. ' , : MR PALMER Dear' Strait is nearly’three years ago since il 1 had the- -;hrsb .symptoms of . a 'trouble - which - has since caused; me terrible agony and: inconvenience. On consulting a- dootor he told me that I had a diseased'toe caused front :blood ’poisoning. I weiit ..to the?Sydney:Hospital, and here underwent art operitionr '_ The dototer .removed* part <of the-toenail; and told me that iho ; thought I-could never be really well as far as the-fdotwaa concerned; but that 1 he baddorie all* that could: bo done in the meantime.*!- For : a:timo the foot wast.'better, rbiit this- improvement was only*'a; temporary one. - - After about thr&mohtliS-' the sore , broke "opt again, and’was worse than ever it had been. I, could not got about, and did not have a boot oh tho foot for more than two years. At‘one 1 time the lump'was as large as an egg-enp. ’ iv Finding’ "that the doctor’s treatment, had -failed to cure me I tried every .ointment that I have heard of, but with ’ the same unsatisfactory '■ results. The pain was’ alm'ost unbearable, and in agony I depided to consult .another doctor, -He told: me that.<an abscess had formed-under; the nail, and that the nail would have.to he removed;again., I had decided to have the second operation performed* when .something prompted me to make inquiries about , VITADATIO. These inquiries led me; to give your medi-j cino a trial, and the result is most satis-! factory. : Now my foot is perfectly healed, and I can do whatT have not been able to do for nearly three years—wear* a boot. Only yesterday I, walked six miles, and never .experienced, any. pain ■in my fool whatever. All my friends consider that my cure is wonderful, arid as no one knows so well as myself what groat benefit I have derived from VITADATIO. 1 feel that it is only ; right for ■me to let you know, so that others may-be induced by my cure to take-your remedy. I shall be delighted to. give any particulars to anyone who may call at my house. I forgot to mention that the pain in the foot was so severe that a lump , would sometimes come urider the armpit. , I have taken nine large bottles of the medicine. At first the foot became much worse, but i gradually it improved and 1 am certain that: the VITADATIO has cured me from the trouble which lias been the cause of such I severe pain.—Wishing you every .sucosss, yours faithfully,JANE SCHWEER. For further particulars, S. A. PALMER, warehouse; Waterloo quay; Wellington.’ • Correspondence invited. Write for testimonial#. V

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