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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3154, 25 February 1911, Page 3

AV Of STOCK IPES and all fittings. A _ ocial line of suitable for butter-coolers, etc. __ A LkrtTm HOBART sft chance for a Strong J^wneanSlfence. LIME< MS, Etc.. At Lowest Pates Tel. 214. * K t SC A pume' SPIMIT AS GOOD for ■WOMEN AS FOR MEN. i W to V * A WISH FULFILLED. rom Hr. Stephen James Chapman, 516, Lonsdale-street, Melbourne, Victoria. “About five years ago, whilst living l Auckland, N.Z., I had rheumatic >ver very seriously ar.d it left left me ith my ‘ kidneys in a condion. .a t iince then, I suffered dreadain in my back. If I myself caused could only every night, to fall asleep the agonising being that of an was not of a naEve fr \vn/*straightenin greatest agony. o£y<m hour ojf t sooi*r did I I ,1 etrij-t tdLp'iilgfllote my recovery as I was instantly exposed to draughts. Kly actor said I had Bright’s disease and 1 vised me to take a sea trip. I came i Melbourne and obtained employment ith a. well-known owner oL racehorses, was interested in myffcase, as he himself suffered He told cured bv o\v eve If e the ' a djjraaat he iking War-' tried nearrder to objsheartened. ■§ try what War■Wdo for me. After of one bean I conned teftake the I had cen in all six when, to my »at jov, I I was completely red. ‘You the relief I perience nearly fi\e vais of fferi shall be glad if you will letter so that others afflicted I was mav know how they may be red. I onlv wish I had known year? o. I should have been saved ail im•nse amount of unnecessary sulfering. The above letter is given publicity accordance with Mr. Chapman’s wish, anv letters of a similar nature. -explanation of the cugaiivf ac^ifa Warner’s Safe Cure, ii dered liver and kidneys a, pamphlet issued by d Co.. Ltd.. Austral elbourne. which will be ajiy applicant. of disfound ■Varnei nch. free c and Jill went up tit hill to fetch [ of water? Not ®t all. To get a SYDAL (Wilton s Hand Emolient) ike mother’s hands soft and white, chemists and stores.

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