THINK! WHY DON’T YOU?
Think for yourself and also for those for whom you are responsible. When you suffer, all associated with you also suffer. That long-standing rupture which makes you so miserable, gives you so much pain, and makes you so irritable; wearies your best friends, and means tho loss of many agreeable acquaintances. What is more, it not only interferes with your business, but it moans loss of business, for no man can do Ids best when suffering discomfort. One solitary visit merely to consult with the specialist, Mr A. W. Martin —which costs you nothing—may be the moans of changing for the belter tho whole of your future existence. Scores of people, yea, hundreds, have made such a call, and as a result subsequently submitted themselves to Mr Martin’s export treatment, the outcome of which has been absolute cure. Tho Dr J. A. Sherman method of curing rupture for which Mr Martin is the solo controller in New Zealand and Australia, has proved itself to be scientific, and consequently effective. Patients who have tried every other known method of treatment—not excepting the surgeon’s knife —testify by letter that relief was not obtained till they subjected themselves to Mr Martin’s treatment. Merely readily the foregoing will not suffice to convince you of the folly of procrastination. Think over it, think, think, think, and the wisdom of acting will follow. Mr A. W. Martin may he consulted at his rooms. Samson’s Buildincrs, Dowling street, daily 10 to 12 noon. 2 to 5 p.m.; Saturdays 10 to 12 noon. A booklet on rupture and its cure posted free to sufferers.— 28223. .
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18802, 3 March 1923, Page 15
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