v m%iv/# |, • * PB EPARED by the PROPRIETO! i,. . speedy rehef, and radical cure ot sir discs ises, of the - 329 LIVER, GOUT, SCIATICA, RHEUMA Tl :SM, NEURALGIA, TICDOLOBEUY INDIGESTION, AND FLATULEJTOB ' DKARRHOSA AND DYSENTERY, from vegetable remedies, whose healing vir-§ tues were revealed to him by the wisb uidir leai jned men of India. T he Proprietor carefuUy watched and noted the symptoms produced by these herbs, and A evei ltuaUy perfected the East-Indian Remedies, which he has administered with •such unvarying success that thousands of persona, in aU grades of society, have been radically cvaM. of 1 ;he above painful diseases, and have expressed their grateful thanks in ardent langui ige for the cure effected by these medicine.. '. Many hundreds of persons greviously af. flit ted by Rheumatism and Swollen Jointi, overcome by diseases, worn out with many yeiars of suffering, racked with pain, unable to sleep by night, or Jwork during the day—to whom life was a burden, and from whom even hope had departed, have been thoroughly cured by these remedies, and are now living witnesses of their healing virtues. The Remedies differ from aU other mcdi. cines in this most important particular, they; don't weaken the patient, undermine theitm.,7 stitution, or introduce into the system those' mineral poisons so pernicious to the blood,— On the contrary, they relieve at once, finally y bra icate pain, subdue the torture of ' Rheumatism, Sciatica, and Neuralgia, E and build up naturally the organs to funo- > tional vigour. f Melbourne, October 7,1868. My Deab Sib, —In reply to your request, I gratefuUy forward you a further certificate of the value of your medicine, incases whifik A have fallen to my own knowledge. ! I have been suffering from Rheumatism ; constantly for five years ; —the result of many H I wet jackets in Hobson's Bay, before I put' myself under your treatment. In the history of that time there are all sorts f of horrible and some comical reminiscences.:' PaUsful of medicine ; baths of sulphur; ba.hi.ri of brine ; baths medicated; and baths galvanic. ' Out of the one the patient came smellingA Uke a lucifer match: out of another, stewed tail an uncommon Umpness, or quivering like 18 | galvanised frog. " i* You may be sure that I spent a good deal 11 of coin in making the trial of the above so* | called remedies; none of them, however, gavr I; me permanent relief; but yours, in a few day*! | after I had taken it, destroyed the racking' 1 pain aud gave a general tone to the health.. l-. 1 Many of my friends, especiaUy the medioal | ones, thought bad results would follow; but I more than seven years have now gone by and I | have had no relapse. I have since sent scores of people to you of j aU classes, and have never heard of your fail- s i ing to reUeve them. f Accept my congratulations that you havi.;.,' j successfuUy estabUshed the value of the medi-1 cines, despite aU obstacles.—Yours very faithfully, ■;-«# JOHN J. SHILLINGLAW, Government Shipping Master. From C. P. HACKETT, Esq., PoUee Magistrate, Melbourne. A widely-known bw case. Cured in about a fortnight. PoUce Office, Melbourne, January 25,1867. Deab Sib, —Four years have now elapsed since, at the instance of my friend Mr. John; Shilhnglaw, (whom you had so miraculously y cured of long-standing Rheumatism) I wsjJf induced to place myself in your hands, **$Jm| was at that time, as for two years previously^ | in bad health. I had at various times, manyy j of the leading medical men in Melbourne, sJ}"S had also tried the effects of change of air in | New Zealand and Van Dieman's Land, bill without deriving any advantage; yet within a fortnight of taking the first glass of joy* medicine I was thoroughly cured, and sin"* that time I have been free from any return o'l my aUments. 0. P. HACKED SOLD BT J. N. M A N N I N'G, L'f[-M CHEMIST, -"r*m SHOBTLAND-STBEBT. *» Grahamstown, R. F. Sanders, Chemist. ,y Bay of Islands, Mr. Stevenson and, «*• y ' Chatfield. Wangarei, Mr. Dent. &_\ Ngaruawahia, Fitzpatrick, Bros. Tauranga, Mr. Wrigley. . Poverty Bay, Captain Read.
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Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 247, 24 October 1870, Page 4
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689Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 247, 24 October 1870, Page 4
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