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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXIX, Issue II, 12 July 1902, Page 79

FREE TO THE RUPTURED. Dr.W. S, Rice, the well-known New York Hernia Specialist, send* a trial of his famous method FREE TO ALL. Anyone can now cure themselves at home without pain, danger, operation, or an hour’s loss ot TIME FROM WOKK. At the earnest request of British patrons, Dr. Rice has opened Branch Offices at 9i k Stonecutter St., London, E.C., and to the thousands upon thousands of ruptured people who are torturing themselves with bad trusses, and are in momentary danger of death from strangulation, will send free to all a trial of his famous method that has saved so many lives and made so many men, women, and children well and strong and permanently cured of bud Ruptures. Do not be backward about writing for the FREE TRIAL. It will cost you nothing, and will enable you to see how easily you can cure yourself in a short time without losing an hour from work. Dr. Rice is determined that every sphering man or woman shall know the wonderful truth that Rupture can be cured, and he therefore generously sends, prepaid by post, his method absolutely free, and you can make a trial of it. Remember that it is the same method that Mr. Thomas Blay (whose picture is given below) used; and who can deny the truth when it is put before them in so clenr a light? It ma t indeed be welcome 7.ord? to the afflicted.

Words of praise from Mr. BLAY. No. 5, Ripley Terrace, Luddenden Foot, W. S. Rice. April 6,1901. Dear Sir.—After using your treatment for three months I find myself cured of my Rupture, at the age of 55. I had been Ruptured for ten years. I shall advise all people afflicted with this complaint to use your treatment, as I know from experience that it will cure permanently. You must have a wonderful knowledge of rupture to fit one so perfectly without seeing the rupture. I am in good health now, something I have not enjoyed for ten years before. You can use tbit letter in any way you choose, and I hope it wit guide others to a perfect cure.—Yours truly, T. BLAY. There is absolutely no question about the curative abllityof th is combined and perfectedinethod. It has stood the test of time; itnas been through the fire of critical cases; it has come out victorious in every curable instance. It has saved the child to a life of independence ; it has given the youth his natural endowment of health and strength to fight the battle of life successfully ; it hue conquered the blight upon old age and turned years of suffering into eiMing days of Joy and gladness. Whoever is Ruptured, or knows a person suffering with Rupture, should keep in mind the fact that in eighty per cent, of all cases there is a daily liability that before night they may say good-bye to earthly things. Does not this fact influence one to pause and consider whether they are using their best efforts in the way a wise Creator intended they should ? And if the forethought, the research and the painstaking effort of one who invents and studies for the relief of others is placed in our hands, is It not our duty to read and listen patiently, that we may take advantage of that which contribute* to our earthly benefit f