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Thames Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9906, 30 March 1901, Page 4

WHILE DOCTOR'S ARE DIFFERING VrXAD^iIO s turiig. THAT'S THE DIFFERENCE. TUBERCULOSIS CURED. Testimonial from Mr Joseph Evans. 7 Cob.den-st., South /Melbourne, March 7, 1900.—Sir, —It is from real gratitude that I pen you these few lines. My daughter, aged 15, has had a wonderful experience with Vitadatio. The following will suffice as a brief outline of the case: —For some .nine or ten months she suffered from Tuberculosis on the spine. At first an absqess formed on the back of her neck; it grew very large and painful. We consulted a leading doctor, who advised her to attend the Homoeopathic Hospital, which, she did. There the doctors ■. operat-i ed, gave her some medicine; and sent; her home. Some little time/after the wound began to discharge, and a large bladder-like growth formed across her shoulders. We consulted another eminent doctor, who pronounced it to be a veiy bad case of Tuberculosis, and said that the only chance of saving her life was by an operation, and the removal of some of the bone; but, on his second visit, some 8 or 10 days after, told us there was no possible hope of saving her j life, as her lungs were seriously affected, and an incessant cough was now troubling her. I may mention she had nearly lost the use of her left arm, and it seemed to be wasting away. In about 14 days she had fallen away to a mere skeleton. When she drew her breath or moved her shoulders a little a gurgling sound like water could be distinctly heard: My neighbour urged me to give Vitadatio a trial. I said I would try anything rather than risk an operation. We commenced on. the Vitadatio, and, strange as it may seem", in about 8 or 10. days the discharge had nearly ceased; the severe pains and iftso the cough were gone. You may be sui'e we stuck to Vitadatio; -.;' After a week or two more the bladder-like growth seemed to shrink away and dry up.. Save from the mark of the first operation, -t has now entirely disappeared, she has the perfect use of her arm 7 and has put on flesh at a wonderful rate. She s?,ys she has absolutely no pain, and certainly looks as well as ever she did. Her appetite is good, and she can sleep well. She has seen both the doctors who previously pronounced her case as "hopeless," One was greatly astonished, and remarked: "You are a living wonder." The other pronounced her cure as "simply marvellous." My neighbours and many, others can vouch for the genuiness of her case. We cannot express how truly thankful we are at her marvellous cure, and you are at liberty >,o use it as you please. I give you the above of my own free will, and it is strictly true.—-Yours. very gratefully, (Signed) JOSEPH EVANS. Witness: John Grant Gordon. The Price of the Medicine is: Rep. Quarts 6s 6d; Rep. Pints 3a 6d; Indian Oil of Cream 2s 6d. Ask your Grocer or Chemiat for it. S. A. PALMER, £.Sole Distributor foi Australlasia, India, Ceylon, and Japan. Head Office for New Zealand, 39 ..... Mannera street, .Wellington, ? W. 'WEBBER, Launceston," Tasmania! . , /Sole Proprietor.: _ .:;_.■ Correspondence Invited Write for Teetimor;»Li.

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