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Manawatu Herald, 30 May 1893, Page 4

I BPECIAL MEDICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. blindnessTdeapness, Aud all Ohronic Ailments of the Eye, Ear, Nose, Tlm.at, Skin, and B ood Disoaues, Dysp^psiii, Debiity Pulmouary Consum | ition, and all Chronic Affections of the Stomach, Chest, Uroucbiul Tubes, and Nervous System. TEN YEARS' PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE IN THE AUSTRALIAN COLONIES. - Dr. Geo. H. Raymond, ./T^HE Eminent specialist of the . j Ey*e, Ear, Throat, and Chest, and Botanic Physician, and author of numerous. Scientific Pamphlets on Aural and Ophthalmic Diseases, and who has been residing for the last three months in Auckland, IS NOW IN WELLINGTON, and will stay a sufficient length of lime to give every nfflicted and curable person nn opportunity of benefiting by his skill and experience. Address — No. 40, Ghuznee-stbeet, :■..:■ Off Cuba-street, Works Acknowledged by the Pbincess of W/les. ' Note— Dß BAYMOND treats all diseases with HERBS ONLY, as he is too conscientious to practice with deadly chemicals, either in Allopathic or Homoeopathic doses ; and, moreover, Dr Raymond has cured the lailuri s of the best legally qualified phys'icials aiid surgeons in existence, land can show a Reputation Unapjiioached \>y any other physician in chronic diseases in the Southern Hemisphere. Dr Raymond would also add here that what he has done in Auckland and the Australian Colonies, he can tilso do in Wellington ; and that the Subjoined* .Teklifidniai "is only a corroboraiion of what he has achieved elsewhere. DEAF 42 YEARS. A MARVELLOUS CURE - t -*.-.. , OF THE HUMAN EAU AND A DILAPIDATED CONSTITUTION IX THE CITY OF AUCKLAND. The Patient rapidly recovers from a difficult and complicated Deafnes of Forty-two Years' standing. NOTE.— A different form of deafness in each ear, namely, Chronic Otorrhoea of the Right Ear and Hardened Mucus in the Tympanum of the Left, with other complications of the Aural apparatus. THIS GENTLEMAN , HAD NO WAX IN HIS EARS. THE PATIENT'S TESTIMONY. Dn Raymond, Aurist, ,&c. Dear §ir—^-i have ben deaf for 42 years, completely deaf in one oar and. partially *o in the ether ; and of late years the afflictiou so enfeeblod my general health, that I often feared the disease would terminate in some serious, if not fata], brain complication. "Seeing your advertisement,' I purchased and read your scientific i pamphlet ; and from the information j contained therein, I was quickly I porsnafio.l that \on were .thu quly i specialist, who X'oulJ possibly succeed jin myr case. No intelligent petvon ; can make any mistake about eMier you well', ny*«tem. or valuable wiitiugs, and if. I hud mot you ai'oat-25 years ugo.vou fiiiglit hnve saved me many years of uutoltl physic.il and mental suffenug. But joi were a very binall lad then, and i seoun tiuly \vo iderlul that I should now meet with a man .of your ability, after .waiting patiently for so many years to come across a physician with. • my ideas of disease.' I have come across scores of so called, dootbrs ai|d- ; specialists in my time ; but as they all seemed to have "been of the- old 'orthodox school of medicine, and utterly devoid of any o%rifeli{y or plausability, I thought^ it *fai better-to leaye them alone, and wait till i met a specialist whose system accorded mord with the r laws qf.^nature. I am.happy to say that^l h'aveim'et that iaan, and every "day my deafness is gradually leaving me, und ( I .feel that lam being restbVed l td my 1 wdrited health 1 and vigour. y "This cure shbuld certainly s^eik yolumes< for your simple, natural Botanic piactici!,; and, as I have only been one month under your care, I intend to pursue the treating further, ypu have performed 1 a' thorSugh rl> cure : 'of my case. I would also add here that one ear has im- - "prpr^*afn-mjni^l3r, and fsjfoon as you have nnidhea openjng'iup communication with *the" 'right ear.'yqu .will have given me. all the relief I ! ever wished for-^-in fact, my ■ hearing will then be nearly perfect. I can accord^ the same praise to your general l, .isre)iMent, I?; ivhich is certainly making a new man of me. In conclusion, I shall always be happy to recommend you to friends, oi tQ-pesfooaUKte^tjly tQ~youi 1 »lj;il) f .and treat, raent.— Yours very tvftlyj -■?■ M ■*" ■ -*- * C."3. LINDBERG." , '' Beljjevue Cottage, Be]levue-road, ; , . >■ ? I^ount EdlD,fflh'Fe))rua^y{ 1B93;"/ f Note— Since presenting the Wove testi monia^l, Mr Lindberg has had his hearing restored^in bqtH ears, a'n^ will shortly bt leaving ■• AucKland on.r'jf" business trip tc ISurbpe j" but his wife and family may bj interviewed at the same address with re spect' ta the buici ' Dr'Biymbrid woulaalsc oien,tiou here that he plight ;haye cure^ scores of other individuals during his staj in AuckVand had they not been so dilator] ■ in 1 "making up their minds, and hecan'l ! afford to waste his valuable time among t community ; whp are too slow for a, funeral In conclusion, Dit Raymond would add thai at present he lias no more pamphlets foi sale, as they are all sold. DR G. H. RAYMOND, Oculist, Aumst and Botanic Physician, Carlton House, Guba-street), Wellington: 17th March, 1893.