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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 191, 13 August 1900, Page 4

_ 9 _■; ■ ruQD Fain INFANTS &iNVAL§DS. Ii adapted for use in all climates. ; ' Tt> BB OWAINED 0* AM, DJ3AWSRB. i.w-nn-'* iws^3iwm<:MW:' «»f RuapWets to le obtained from QOLLIN c CO., Wellington

CONSUMPTION Street, Fitaroy. He says:—On 30th November, 1894,1 was . ~-.-.,. from the lung. Two days afttr I bad 52S alj * Mi *** "* »& r & l 6' ht after that had, once mote, another hemorrhagt. > Medical aid to at once sought, and the doctor held out no hopes of my twoWrjr. ; 1: slowly recovered, however, bat once more had another violent ettjeaw breeding, and the doctor who examined me sent me away to Echuca, "•J**" I was In consumption. The doctor who examined me in Echuca SSI » UM » * aA m * own nodical adviser agreed with them. I came back KMntßchuca, and had another hemorrhage, and was exceedingly weak and ill. The huaorrhaget Increased, and I thought I would never get better. My father, wm*iUr.lhlmtt in New Zealand, and knew what VITADATIO had done me whilst I was in Echuca, and told mo.about VITADATIO. Iwasvery sceptical about It, but when I came down from Echuca went to see Mr. Palmer, who said,:"! can core you," and persuaded me to take a bottle home with me. After taking the medicine for some time, and receiving great •enefUJ discontinued taking it, and shortly after I drifted back into a bad state « h*Jth> s'Mr. Palmer once again urged me to take VITADATIO. He persuaded me to do so, and the result of it is, on the 13th September the doctor declared me off the funds of the lodge, from which I had received over £BO in «ck pay. At present I can truly say I never felt better. My friends are nnantaoas in praise of VITADATIO, and a reverend friend of mine, speaking about m, said, "Thanks to God and VITADATIO, he [meaning me] is a miracle." Those of you who ire suffering from consumption, or any other disease. donot fail to try VITADATIO. A. J. WYLIE. ' ' * ;' Gaoaoe St«bi* BarosT Church, Fitmoy, October 3,1898. • i ls**lJ"°f* Mr * *• J- WyHe intimately for the past three years, and it affords BM much pleasurefa testifying to his high Christian character. I regard him as one Upon whose word I could.place the strictest reliance, and whose natural qf temperament Las developed into a fixed and permar><*. habit. His ion to heasth is little short of miraculous, knowing as I do how, for a long toe, hfaßfe seemed to hang upon the slenderest of threads. EDWARD ISAAC, {.Miniler tif the ahmt Chunk.) I LARGE SIZE, 5/6; - - SMALL SIZE, 3/6. A»k Your, Qrocer or Chemist for It.

HOTIOE OF BIMOYAL. E. DQCKBIEL, BOOT IMPORTER 'T>M&io4bank the public for their put patMsage, and to inform them that, owing : t»hto >' INCREASING TRADE, . fefkai BPHOYBD to NBW and mor '". Spuidiu PEBMISEB in Devon-street, next don £• . Meters. H. Wabb & Co., Iron- / ' nwgtu, waere to bopea to see all bis old j ? • J -.~ «ad »lMgeawccMbn of new'onstomers. £r ... &, njwil still be his aim to keep only J . .BELIABLE GOODS These will be sold at the " EOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, j " Tin largest and Best-assorted Stock n ;" -the District to select from, at Prices bich "CAN'T BE BEAT." ; fYXL half the people in Mew Plymouth study MMony in household purchases. HOW DOJWE ENOW Bawbee only half of them ■tot open having , , VAXINE SOAP ' For we in laundry work. The otter half allow the g.-ocer tq pot them off wit an Inferior article whic. i. gives the-seller a larger profit-

: fjL*9m GOMPLAWTS bave been made '/SOT now Soldiers to the Transvaal of . j»f their BOOTS. ■" THEY HAD TRIED Th*twMridfca«e ieeu N» COMPLAINT. Men's Bub Boots" : for Mta&comfortable Walking Boot?, "■'« „.«•'■ MAOH for Mw'i Brew Shoes, Try PEAOH : for Ladies' Eveiing Bhoes (large stack), Try PEAOH -for Ladies' Strap Shoes, ■'< , v • Try PEAOH. ; Eaaiej* Light Shoe?, -V '■ Try PEACH Try PEACH. BOQjIkfeOEB, of ALL MMs and Sizes and Sizes TryPEICH. -;. war should i try pea oh i /. BECAUSE HE HAS A LARGI ttOOK tO BBSHOT FROM AND '- WIILBBLL AS CHEAP AS s. - idfkdyifiTaraiiaki. j; J. C. PEACH, 7 INGLEWOOD, I