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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 80, 2 April 1900, Page 4

sswwi#rii^^ FOOD Is adapted for use in all climates. TO BE OBTAINED OP ALL DEALERS. Samples and Pamphlets to! be obtained from GOLLIN & CO., Wellingto n "NO OTHER MEDICAL TREATMENT COULD AVAIL." CURED OF A TERRIBLE AGONISING DISEASE. TURNED OUT TO BE " A NEST OFWDATIDS." Bahwsdals, s6ch July, 1899. M>. S. A. Palmer, — Mr. Stephen Parker, an old resident of Baimsdale, is very pleased to testify to the benefits he derived from taking " VITADATIO." He says : I had been ailing for about three years, and constantly under medical treatment, until my illness culminated in a complete collapse during the autumn of this year. The medical opinions were diverse, one being that I was suffering from abscess on the liver, another from heart disease, another from Blight's disease. However, I was reduced'to such a state of prostration and suffering that the doctor did not disguise the fact that I could not survive much longer, and that no other medical treatment could avail than that which had been given. At this stage I was induced by a friend to try the " VITADATIO," which was obtained from the local agency. The first few doses caused great pain, but advised to reduce the dose, I did so, with the result that I soon began to rally and gain strength. I persevered with the reduced dose, and before I commenced the second bottle I observed clusters of discs coming from me, which increased in number as the medicine continued to take effect. This showed, evidently, that the internal tumor or abscess was nothing else than "a nest of hydatids," the presence of ' which was not suspected by the doctors. I continued, and, after taking six bottles in all, I am thankful to say that I am as well as I was ten years ago, and am completely restored to health. I have no doubt whatever, through the blessing of God, the medicine taken has made me quite well. It is only right that others, who may be similarly afflicted, should be encouraged to make a trial with the same remedy. I have great pleasure in subscribing my name. » Witness: Edward G. Veal, STEPHEN PARKER St. John's Parsonage, Baimsdale, 26th July, 1890,. Ma. S. A. Palmer,— Sir, —I Ur.ow Mr. Tarker very well. He is a man of over fifty years of age, and has been in Gippsland almost the whole of his life. I can certainly confirm all that he says about the state which he was reduced, and to the evident benefit he received from taking the medicine. He was anxious that others might know of the recovery he has, by Divine Providence, made through your medicine. I Believe me yours truly, I. Revd. EDWARD G. VEAL, [ Minister of St. John's. I'• The Price of this Medicine is . ASK YOUR CROCER OR LARQE SIZE, 5/6. SMALL SIZE, 3/6. '' CHEMIST FOR IT.

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