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Manawatu Herald, 20 February 1892, Page 4

i PSITSCmp. 'nv^BYONS vfltp ha^, bieen H£i' '" •',.-' -' ' ::":■■.-'■:'« ,'- '■■■- . ■"' 'tackea'witri the prevailtag epideoiic of luflueriz'a tnoWfi Ptharif'.lJ very ljiweripg. to.the system; anfr.^^at a jjeoeral, fepling: Qf w^aknegp' permeates all through the 1 body. iv« . .' ( ftow it is highly. |n'ec6s|do ; that ! «onift Tonic medicine shoulAibpitiljen to liring the system uptoite. -proper standard,^ becans'e.if not imiii^iatelyf attended j^''^br l e.sQii^L?'; < if^n^to^'.imay develops and cause ; > §_ ., large, amount cf unnecessary /aniseuy*: i His Exceli ency Lord Onflow has, communicated the fact. ,tp', ppthier Mary Joseph A übert th at the Eemedy •" Karana; ?> as prepared by herself, ' is, in his ojiihiort; and from his own experie'npe in taking same, a perfect tonio and very fortifying, andthe public may rest assured that the Governor .of., this Colony would not give such testimony unless he was well aware that , it was correct. .( Those persons who arc troubled with a cough as an after effect ,f l< °m Influenza are particularly requeste to give " Marupa" a fair trial, and, it will be found that benefit will result. * ■ . I It may be as well to mention here ! that these Remedies are not cheap and nasty preparations, but are made up in such concentrated form that they may at fir.4 sight appear ex- . pensive, but this is not so, as, from the very many flattering testimonials which have been received, the proprietor is confident that value is being given, and that only good re- , suits follow with those persons who have given the- Remedies a trial. ; No medicines previously intro- i duced into IMew . Zeahwd have reached a total sale of eighteen thousand bottles in four months, and yet this has been dome by Mother Mary Joseph Aubert. Kindly remember that " Karana " is invigorating to the system, and that "■Marripa'' will successfully combat w:th any cold, cough or ! bronchial affection. , ,v<ii . j . ■ . , ■i' ■ • • ' i . ' i '•''!"■ HIS Excellency Lo d Oisalow speaks up for Motber"-Mary 1 , ,' Ooseph Aubert in -a letter to; , iu}i; ',pe. La Bachoue ':■•— , ' < [Copie] . . . ; . , ■ ; ■■■ • Wellingtpn,lßth£eptembre,lS9;. • " Mon Cher Docteur, — : „ -r•' ■> Je vous dois de la recomiaiss^iicie! pour les; consultations que.vous ' m!''. \ avez do.uneee in' engagean' & essayejrj ' less remeae^ extraits ties plantes de . la .N.Z^ prepares, .pat ia-B. Mere ; Marie Joseph Aubert. ' /j ]'*: J'en ai |ait usage pendant quelque' temps, et'je pni3 vpus affirmer que je m' 1 en suit parfaitement trouve. , Us sont toniques es f pr.tifian.ts,. ; ' ' Yeuillez transmettre mes felicitations ala E. Mere au sujef. de- see t avaux. .Us ' sont d'nne grande.L valeur 'fiour le sotilo.gem.ent des !'• miseres humaines. me parais-ant susceptible? d'aj mter aux industries de la colonie, et devoir efcreennvme ' ternpu profitablps aux bonna oeuvres dont elle poursuifc lit re'alisiciion. grerz, mon ch«'r Loci;pu", Passurde ance mes sen inients 'listin^ues. r ONSIiOW. Dk de J . Baghoue, : - French Consulate, Wellington. [TftAtfJLvTlON ] r Wellington, . ; 18th September, 1891. My Dear Doctor, - I feel grateful to yon for your advice to try the Remedies extracted front 1 New Zealand plants, and prepared by the Rev Mother M>*ry - Joseph A uVrt. I have used them for some time, and I am fn a position to inform you that I have f-mnd . them perfectly satisfacfiory. They lire reaHy to ie nnd fortifying.* • Be good enough to conve}' to th« Rev Mother aay congratialations on her labours; they are s of jireat value for the relief of human misiefies, and ippear to me capable of furthering solonial industry, and should at the same time be profitable to. ,4hose ;ood works which she seeks to realise, my dear doit r, the assure ince of my appreciative feelings. -. (Siqntd) O.Si^t)>V^ i; Dr ds La Bachoue, French Consulate, Wellington.