READ WHAT VITADATIO IS DOING.

Tuapeka Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4895, 28 September 1901, Page 1

READ WHAT VITADATIO IS DOING.

CONSUMPRION.

Can be Cured.

Read What Mk Fred. Stevenson Says

VITADATIO Has Done for Him.

Dungog, July lIT, 1000. Mr S. A. PALMER,

Dear Sir, — For over two years I suffered from what the doctors here told me was Oomsumption, and during that time I suffered considerably, and could not get any relief. Seven times I broke a blood vessel, and gave up all hope of recovery. The doctors told me they could not do me any good, and gave me np. It was then I heard of VITADATIO, and I determined to try it. The first bottle did me a deal of good, and after taking twelve bottles I can now say, I am quite cured. Twelve months ago I weighed under nine stone, and to-day I was weighed at your representative's request, and was just ten stone eight pounds, and am now working on the roads go maintenance m&D } and well able to do a hard day's work as well as I could years ago. lam well known here and will do all in my power to persuade others who are suffering to try your Medicine. (Signed) FREDERICK STEVENSON, Government Maintenance Man. Dungog, N.S.W. I have read the above carefully, and know it to be correct} as I have known Frederick Stevenson during his illness, and have watched his wonderful recovery; he is now quite well . 1 can also add that [ have tried VITADATIO for Indigestion, and it has done me a wonderful lot of good. (Signed) EDWARD PIPER, J.P. « "■■"" For further particulars, S. A. PALMER, WAREHOUSE, WATERLOO QTTATf, WELLINGTON. Correspondence, Invited, Write for Testimonials.

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