Page 73 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Witness, Issue 3097, 23 July 1913, Page 73

SCIATICA / RELIEF OBTAINED BY USING OR. MORSE’S INDIAN ROOT PILLS AND COMSTOCK’S NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT. This is one of the most dreaded fernplaints that human flesh is heir to, ami there are many people suffering untold conies trying remedy after remedy without result." Such an one was Mr Patrick Scally, (iladstone street, Woodvillc N.Z., who "found Comstock’s Nerve and Ilona Liniment and Dr Morse’s Indian 800 l Pills do what no other remedy had dona for him—that is, they brought relief from the pain he was suffering. Mr Scally writes. “Considering the large amount of benefit 1 have derived by the nee of your valuable medicines, it gives me great pleasure to let you have this testimonial, and vou can make any use you wish of it. I have been a sufferer for a number of years with Sciatica, the torturing pain I endured being some times almost unbearable. The pain was so great that I could not sleep at night, and had to be wheeled about on a chair, being so bad that I was unable to walk. I tried every medicine that 1 ever heard of, and spent hundreds of pounds, but all to no avail. Seeing an advertisement, we resolved to try Comstock’s Nerve and Bone Liniment used in connection with Dr Morse’s Indian Boot Pills- My wife procured the medicines, and in three months the effect was wonderful. lam now quite free from the dreadful pains, and am getting about again. My wife has great faith in your remedies, and is always recommending them to her friends.” Sold by all Chemists and Stores, of will be sent Post Paid on receipt of Price, 2s 6d per bottle, by The W. 11. Cornstock Company (Ltd.), Parish street Wellington, "N.Z. Aji uncharted rock which is said to b« right in the track of steamers, travelling between Wellington and Lyttelton has been it ported to the Marine Department. Mr C. Bushet, a fisherman at Kaikoura, reports having found a rod with two dangerous pinnacles off' Cheviot. A search for fche rock will be made by the Tlinomoa, on her next trip southward. Mr Bushet luaa previously "reported uncharted rocks to the Marine Department, the existence of wliioh sn'nseouent search haa confirmed.