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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 192, 25 August 1900, Page 4

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VITADATIO, The Great Healer* ■»L" .'J'.'-. , .... L{ S-* K VOICE OF CUEER FROM THE PARSONAGE, * VERY GRATIFYING TESTIMbNY. WILL GREATLY COMFOBI OTHERS, - - DISCIPLES OP THE "GOLDEN RULE." Thb Paksonagi, Clonis, 3310 ISiUBt US9. ,To Ul. I. A. Palksx, 43-47 Bodkks Srassr, Agent-General for Vlt&datlo. Diai Sir, —It gives me great pleasure to slate to you, for the benefit of ethers who may be suffering, and who may read this letter, that 1 have been completely eared of what the doctors called "Chronic Lumbago," by the use of Vitadatlo, after nine years of great suffering. Four months ago Mr. Weatherson, a well-to-do farmer, of Glengower, near Clunes, induced me to try it. He has been, in my opinion, almost miraculously cured of a long standing and painful disease, through Vitadatio alone, when all other remedies had failed. He is an attendant at my church, and I know him well. During my illness I was for several weeks at a time unable to rest through "terrible pains in my back. Several doctors (whose names 1 can give if necessary) Attended me, but could give no relief. Being a minister of religion my duties took mo long journeys into the adjacent country, acd you can understand how the dreadfulp&ln often seriously interfered with my m>istry. On ray journeys I have frequently had to alight from my buggy (quite unable to sit upright), and endeavour to get ease by holding on to the buggy behind. In my extremity the ddttort advised that the only likely remedy left to me was an expensive, nay, ruinous, journey to New Zudand to undergo the sulphur springs treatment, and, no matter what the cost, 1 resolved to go. Providence interposed, however, for friend Weatherson's case came prominently before me, when I removed from my ministry at Camperdown to Clunes, and 1 can confidently say that I was laved from the terrible expense of such a journey, and my health restored, after many years' suffering, by Vitadatio. It is all the more remarkable because I took about four bottles only. I cannot speak too highly of the medicine. It is caring several friends of mine to whom I have recommended it. I will willingly answer any inquiries that may be addressed to me about my case, and othors that are within my knowledge, and you may make whatever use (In newspapers or otherwise) you may choose of this loiter, for the sate of those who need freedom from pain. It has made life a pleasure to me once more, and b enabling me to carry on God's work with all the vigorous health of mind and bdSy He originally endowed me with.—Yours faithfully, J. CHENALL, Bible Christian Minister, Clunes. The price of this Medicine 13 Ask your Grocer or LARQE SIZE, 5/6. SMALL SIZE, 3/6. Chemist for It.

K 'IMP THORN'E, PKOS-ER * (X) S NEW ZEALAND DRUG COM PA<Y (LIMIT KD) WESIFIBT.n MAN UR3PKICKLM, SEASON 19 0. & Delivered n 1 IVu luts a the fullc-wiog ports :-V AEDAtA, NKW PLYMOUTH, UPUN4BK, WANGANI I. One Ton. £ 8 d ' ' Supenhoip v ate (total phosphates 40 rar cent./' olubla 82/31 roeit.,l per cent, ammonii)... 0 0 fioaedut (part) steam d Bon<dost (pare) green ) ) Jfeaedn i and Blood 6IS ) Special Root Manure 7 10 J Speeul fiv>«3 Manute 'A' (for top Pressing) - 5 Fpecialrasa Manure' B' (for permanent Pasture) 7 3 0 Bpe ial p otatnManure 7 10 Speii.l Turnip Ma-ure 5 Special Bap 3 Manure 8p»ul tori» Manura 'A' (for Vjgretn Feed) Bpuial Com Ma<iU'e 'B' (fcr wbeat, l-ats, Birley, eto) ... 5 0 Maize Manure 'A' (for Green Peel) 10 0 Sp.-cial Maiie Manre ' B' (for cob maize) 10 0 ipiial Oroh-rd Manure ' A' (for younp trer»i g C v pe Richard Manme 'B'(for fruit formation) 8 0 0 Spicial Cl«ver Manure 7 5 0 Special Onion Manu e 8 0 0 So'oial Sugar Beet Manure 9 0 0 Sulptiat; ofArmonii 15 15 0 Bor*l Queen <ju«no, 2 :wt Backs (50 per cent, phoiphate of lime) 4 10 0 Surpr Ee Ishni Guano. 2cwt sacks 37p r'ent I)ho^phatcoUim l ■. , ... 4 0 0 Kaiait, origin I s cks about lcwt 4 12 6 Nitrate of Soda, oiigitul sacks about 2e»t 14/3 cat Muriate of Potash, original sacks aVrat 2<mt 18/3cwt Sulphate of Potash, origitnl s a s out 2cwt 16/3 cwt of Iron, eri;inil sacks »biut 2cwt 10/3 cwt Rp.'culQardenManure, 141b bags... 1/6 each Fowl G.it, 141b bags, coarse, mcdmm.orfioe 1/6 each ViUfl .r -or pot p'ants, 1 b tins... 6d each Discount : leas2Jp;r ctnt-. for»ash. Frwcs suVje.t t-> altirati n without netic. Previous listi now oancelled. Auokland, 11 June, 1900.

1901. "«• 21NEW ZEALAND POST OFFICE DIRECTORY WILL be issued early In January, 1901, with the latest and up-to-date infornutionof erery part of the whole colony, licadwmely bound, at the very low piice of '2l* for 2300 large-sized PAGES of Directory matter, printed and bound in dew Zealand, forming the Cheapest Directory ever issued out of Britain, and by far the largest printing and binding undertaking ever in any of the Australasian Colonies, and equalling in compilation the largest Directories in Britain. • WIBE'B DIRECTORIES—Offices, Dunedin U c Christ cbnrch, and at Sydney, Brisbane, Uobirt, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Perth, where Wise's Directories for each of these coloqjes are iuned at their respective offices yearly. TSADIMG BTAMPB GIVEN ON ALI CASH PUBGHASEB. SOLE BROS., TAEANAKI BUfCHERY. W» Ml July the PBIMEBT QP MEA r j [grwed on the best fattening (arms in the district. 01 OUAUTY • WEMFY GOMPETiTICN (SDSTOMEBS WAITSI) ON DAILY, 60L2 ABENTB P. ANDREWS' WELL KaOWN THE BEST IS {H THE MARKET