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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15764, 15 May 1913, Page 9

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. rPESTIMONIALS FROM THOSE WHO HAVE USED THE FAMOUS VIM- LINIMENT. ! Becks, October 26,_ 1912. i I would like so much to get some of your valuable liniment. I got a little from Mr Harley. It is really wonderful stuff. 1 contracted a bad knee It got so bad I could hardly walk, and tho third application almost eure<l it. One of my houses also i got a swelling in tho neck; the third application also broke it. I will pay you anything you like to charge if you will only send a bottle.—Sincerely yours, A. E. T. .lanefield, Tahatika. April 18, 1913. I desire to express my sincere thanks to you for the bottle of liniment I received from you twelve months ago. I applied it to a severe sprain in my leg. At tho time I was suffering acute pain. On tho second application I found the greatest, relief, and in seven days it completely cured me. I also tried the liniment for Cracked Hands and Chilblains, with good results. I also find it very effective on horses with Strained Tendons. I would not bo without it. Once used, always used.—Yours truly, John Ford. Alexandra, April 8, 1913. In the year 1910 I was a martyr to Rheumatism. I was given a bottle of your liniment to try. I had been using various remedies before, and without effect. After using your liniment for about a week I found the greatest relief, and in a short while I was completely cured. You aro at libeity to use this in any way ■ you desire.— Gratefully yours, J. N. Wakbb. Dunedin, April 19, 1913. During tho winter of 1912 I was working at Moa Creek, when 1 severely strained the muscles of my arm. I was unable to use it for some weeks. Mr J. Gavan gave me a small portion of your valuable liniment to try. The effect was wonderful, After one application the pain left mo, and in less than a week I was able to resume my employment. I consider'no home should bo without a bottle.—Yours faithfully, W, WniSTON, Moa Creek Post Office. VIM LINIMENT IS SOLD BY ALL STOREKEEPERS THROUGHOUT THE DOMINION'. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR A BOTTLE. SOLE PROPRIETOR: JONES VIM LINIMENT DEPOT, DUNEDIN. . Directions for Use: Rub Well Into Affected Parts. , ii „_-. ui_„,___»rai»M_«<iw.ilu«_utmMmwn!M'ii__.uji_^

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