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Thames Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9615, 18 April 1900, Page 4

- "NO OTHER MEDICAL TREAT MENtCOULD AVAIL." C CURED Of A TERBIbLE ACML.. > i'IoC WE ~ TURNED OUT TO BE "ANEST OF HYDATIDS.", "" !;■. m.alr. 2<sth July, 1899. Mr. S. A. Palmer, — Mr. Stephen l'arker, an old resirlcnt oi Li.nrn-.rUi,;. 11 -.cr\ y!»a* * to testify to the benefits hedeiived from Uking ■ VITADAfJO He^"> I had been ailing for about thi' c years, andconsuuiilv n .I'l'rtjca) 'rer ment. until my illness culminated 111 a complete collapse dining ,, t • -umn of this year. The medical opinions were druise, one being that.l was »uffering_ hoi abscess on the liver, another fron> heart disease, another from Brig'ht'i disease However, I \v;is reduced to sucl. a state of prostration and suffering that the doctor did not disguise the fact thai [ could not 'survive much longer, and that no other medical treatment could a\ til than that whichhad been given. At this stage I was induced by a fiend to try the '• VITADATIO," which wu obtained from the local agency. The first few doses caused great pain, but advised to reduce the dose, I did so, v.ith the result that I'soon began to rally and gain strength. I persevered with the reduced do- <•, and before I commenced the second bottle I observed clusters of discs coming f cm 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 t' a nest of "hydatids," the presence of which was not suspected by the doc!<>.s 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, throu, h the blessing of God, the medicine taken has made me quite well. It is on.y right that,others, who may be similarly afflicted, should be encouraged to tn-.V.e a trial with the same remedy. I have great pleasure in subscribing my name. Witness: Edward G. Vkal, STEPHEN PARKER, St. John's Parsonage, I'nirnsdale, 26th July, 1899. M». S. A. Palmer,— Sir, —I know Mr. Parker very well He is a man of over fifty years of age, and has been in Gippsland almost thi: whole, of his life..,, I can certainly confirm all that he says about the state to .\hich he was reduced, and to the evident benefit he received from taking the n<. dicine. He was anxious that others might know of the recovery he has, by Divi 11<?. Providence, made through your medicine. Believe me yours truly, Revd. EDWARD G. VEAL, Minister of St. John's. The Price of this Medkine Is . J^K YOUR GROCER OR LARGE SIZE, 5/6. SMALL SIZE, 3/6. ' s \"■ CHEMIST FOR IT.

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