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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 4606, 10 March 1902, Page 7

IN LESS THAN SIX TEARS WEBBER’S YITADATIO Has Covered Several Continents. READ WHAT IT IS DOING. TUBERCULOSIS Of the NOSE FOR FOUR TEARS. WHICH DEFIED THE SKILL OP ONE RURAL AND TWO CITY DOCTORS. , ME WEBBER, Sole Proprietor of YITADATIO.--Launceston, Tasmania. SIR, —In handing you this brief account of my case, which defied the skill of doctors for years, no words can express what I would wish to convey to the suffering public, and wherein I fail to do justice to my case, trust that those who are victims of any germ disease may read and elaborate for themselves between the lines. A severe cold was the beginning of my disease quite three years ago; only a cold. It of course was neglected. My nose being badly affected, and, although the cold disappeared, the nasal trouble remained. For months I took very little notice of this, expecting, of course, it would heal, and all would soon be right. But in this I was disappointed. The disease then began to assume very serious proportions. I became extremely anxious, and consulted one of our rural doctors. He did not define what had now grown to a very uncomfortable qnd almost unbearable nasal disease. Then began the application of ointments, lotions and salves. The torture had now become intense, and I was scarcely free from pain, night or day, in fact I began to lose hope. In this state I went to Launceston and obtained the opinion of two city doctors, both of whom defined my disease as “Tuberculosis of the Nose.” They recommended the nasal syringe treatment, together with ointments and lotions. For eighteen months I kept faithfully to the doctors’ prescriptions, and the horrible tortures endured by the use of some of the burning lotions is more than any tongue can express or pen describe. Can you imagine my stupidity when I knew, during all my time of suffering, of the good work being done to hundreds of others by the use of your YITADATIO, many of whom I knew personally; but the fact is I felt afraid to leave the doctors’ prescriptions and stake the destruction of the Tuberculosis to Vl'i'AD \TIO alone; and thus I hesitated, and suffered both in body and mind. Early in August, 1899. 1 met you, quite by accident (apparently), at Roaevears, and explained my trouble to you.. You then informed me you could not promise to kill this germ disease in me unless I was willing to abandon myself wholly to the use of your YITADATIO, and began its use according to directions. (I stopped the use of every other prescription.) The disease was cured before I finished the ninth ■ bottle, but to thoroughly cleanse the blood, I used the lot (one dozen large size). The disease is completely cured, and I have not had the slightest touch of it since. I have great pleasure in recommending the, remedy which has done so much for me. I give you a free hand to use this in any manner you choose,—Tours truly. JAS. A. WATSON. Frankford, January 17, 1901. Tasmania. For further particulars. S. A. PALMER, ■Warehouse, Waterloo uuay, Wellington. Correspondence Invited. Write for Testimonials.