HAPPINESS OR MISERY! WHICH?

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16666, 11 April 1916, Page 6

HAPPINESS OR MISERY! WHICH?

The world-famed" Dr J. A. Sherman method of curing rupture is giving immediate relief to thousands, and; as a rule, permanent cure. How many'there aro who, just on the royal road to affluence, have hope- and happiness shattered by rupture. Perhaps a triflling accident, caused by a little overexertion, has seemingly turned the sweete of life into gaJl and wormwood. Tho trouble is _ such that the sufferer shrinks from making it known, but the changed look and bearing tell the tale of mental and bodily anguish, of extinguished hope, of dull, blnnk despair. To all such Dr J. A. Sherman's method of curing rupture is a I'trht to lighten the darkest gloom. Mr A. W. Martin, the sole controller of this wonderful method of curing- rupture, owing to his wide experience with every variety of enso has becjn ilesscd over and over again for relief given, and often for permanent enro; and it behoves all who rtill suffer in Dunedin to avail themselves of his present residence in this centre to visit him and have tbrir case examined. If he pnfci euro ho will say to, and there is no charge for ndviVe. Mr A. W. Martin may be consulted at his Rooms. Samson's Buildings, Bowling street, rliiily—lo to 12 noon; ?, to 5 p.m. Paturdays. 10 to 12 noon. T?xtra hours Friday ovemjne;. 7 to 8 p.m. A booklet on rupture rmd its e.nre. free to sufferers.— 11A4H.6.

Mr John Cogg, who is a very old resident of Dunedin. and who has been particularly energetic in raising funds for patriotic and war purposes, recently gave a lecture at Nelson, which resulted in £60 being netted.