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Otago Witness, Issue 2356, 20 April 1899, Page 13

TT»ITrr™ yyJ *'^^-'~^^ sgg^ y-y -* ;^' >JtoJg^^ ■!■!■■■■ '■■«l'»»——^— l "" 1 "" ri As supplied to TheQUEEN* The PKINCESS OF WAtiES. Agbsts : AddßStwmgthtotheFeoa. NEILL & CO., Renews Nerve and Energy. DUNEDIN. Hakes Children Thrive. BEST AKD SA.FEST APERIENT. RECOMMENDED AND PRESCRIBED BY MEDICAL MEN EVERYWHERE. ANNUAL SALE EXOEEDS SIX MILLION BOTTLES. The "BRITISH MEDIC AL JOURNAL " says of *' f|Wtt£c§J&t JJfatftfl? ' "It has established itself in favour with leading physicians and therapeutists of every country, whose testimonies bear witness* to its action as a speedy, sure and gentle Aperient for ordinary use; it is remarkably and exceptionally uniform in its composition and free from defects incidental to many other Hungarian Bitter Waters."

TF you have suffered for 20 years, YITADA- *- TIO will cure you, and don't forget it. VITADATIO will cure you (without operalion) even when the eminent doctors of London, Melbourne, or any other part of the world have foiled ; bo it Bright's Disease, Cancer, Hydatida, Consumption, Piles, Gall Stones, Liver or Kidney Complaint, Gravel, Stricture, Eczema, llheumatism, Gout, Sciatica, Indigestion, etc. Extract from the Spectator, Oct. 7, 1898. An esteemed correspondent writes: — "A rather unique dinner was given to a number of gentlemen on Monday evening at the Melbourne Coffee Palace. It was at the invitation of Mr S. Palmer, of Bourke street, as a farewell to a fine young man (Mr A. J. Wylie), who had been cured of consumption, and whose minister, the Rev. Edward Isaac, testified of the wonderful change. Mr Isaac said Vitadatio had brought back the guest of the evening from the verge of the grave to health and strength. Mr Webber's story about Vitadatio, and how he got the secret, was very interesting and curious; but Mr T. Johnstone's narrative in regard to his own cure seemed just as marvellous. This gentleman is well known here and in Tas- j mania. He has twice tiiken a trip to England, where many of the leading physicians have | | been consulted. He simply tried everything ■ that money could procure for fourteen years, without any benefit whatever. Life was a bur- | den. At last his attention was drawn to Vita- j 1 datio, which he tried, with the result that, while he had not perfectly recovered, yet he has regained so much health that life has become a pleasure. Mr Johnstone is very emphatic about the virtues of th* medicine.- Mr Palmer himself has been cured by Vitadatio, and takes peculiar delight in trying to restore health and strength, to suffering humanity. He looks upon Mr Wylie's cure from consumption as a miracle, and the young man showed his gratit\xde by having a medal struck in praise of Mr Palmer, to whom he made the presentation in a neat speech. The sale of Vitadatjo has grown so rapidly that negotiations are pending for taking the immense warehouse built for Ferguson and Mitchell as a factory for the manufacture of the medicine." For testimonials write or send to the agent. Price of medicine is 5o 6d and 8c 6d per bottle. Wholesale and retail agent for Dunedin, J. Hutton, Bath Buildings, Great King street. Solo Australaaiai' agent, S A. Palmer, Melbourne, Adelaide, and 94 Tay street. Invercargill. 24ja f~|LD ZINC, LEAD, COPPER, BRASS, and CAST SCRAP IRON PURCHASED in any Quantity. Highest Price given. Railage to our "Works Paid by us and deducted from amount. 1 A. &T. BURT (LIMITED). 16m I . j Owing to the recently-established cooking classes not being the success the Wanganui Education Board anticipated, it has been decided to give Miss Murphy, the capable instructress, three months' notice of the termination of her engagement. An effort is being made to form an Insurance Institute for New Zealand. Mr H. J. Kearney, editor of the New Zealand Journal I of Insurance. Mining, and Finance, is the crime mover in the matter.