Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Manawatu Herald, 10 June 1893, Page 4

SPECIAL MEDICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ! BLINDSESST^EAFNESS, And all Chronic Ailments of ihe Eye, En: 1 , jNcsp, 'ihr< ai.. Skin, ai.d B ood l)ise;ssos. Dybp»'psin, Dulii ity Pulmonary Consumption, and allUhrouio Affeciious of tho Stomach, Ch st, liroijclsia-l Tubes, »nd Mi-rvoiis lSyst>Mii. TEN VEAHS' PHACTICATi I3XPERIKNCE IN Tl-IK AUSTUAUA.N ■COLONIKS. Dr. Geo. H. Rajmiond, r PIIE Eminent ."-peciaist of the ■:: } .-. Eye, ;K«r, Throat, and Chest, aud Botanic Physician, and author of umnoious Scientitiu Pamphli ts on Aural tt-inl OphlhiilinicDweasep, and ' Vhtfilnis/.been residing J!yV the lust three months in Auckland, IS NOW IN WELLINGTON, 1 and will stay a suffiei nt length of I tiuiG lo give every afflicted and curable pcrs >n r.n opportunity of 'b'eu'efitling by his skill and experi- < nee. ■■ 'ADDn-EBS— N". 40 » GnUZNEE-STRKET, • .■■'..■'■.: OS Cuba-stroot, WOKKS ACKXO^'LEDGKD BY THE \ ■'' ! PbIJTCESss'oF W/LEB. ,'KOTE— DR EAYMt »ND treats all diseiises witli HERBS ONLY, as 1 he i» too conscientious to practice with deadly.chemicals, eitherin Allopathic or Ilcm'jeopiithic doses ; and, moreover. ,Dr Ra)mond has cured the , Jnilur-s of tlia best legally qunlified ; phy^i'cials arid surgeons in existence, ,'. apdrcan 6ho\v a Reputation L'nap."p'Ouched I y any < ther physician iv .cnrbiVo diseases in th« Southern IloiTiispheie. Dr Kay.i.oud vould also add here that \v! at he Ins done iv Auckland utid the A- stralian Colonies, lih can jilpo do iv Wellington.; and that the Subjoined Testimonial is^ ouly a /icbnobora ion, of' /what' he has achieved elsewhere, ' A -"*~ DEAF 42 YEARS. ? - A xMARVELL US CUUE OF THE HI>MAN.EAU AND A DILAPIDATED V '.. ■';/' 'cpNSTiiunuN IN 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 oich ear, naui'ly, Lhronic Otorrhoea of the Right Ear and Hardened Mucus in the Tympanum of tho Left, with other complications of the Aural apparatus. THIS GENTLEMAN HAD SO WAX IN HKS KAHS. THE PATIKNL'S TESTIMONY. Dr» Raymond, Aurwfc, &c. .Dear Sir — L have ben deaf for 42 years, c im,plete ! y deat'.in.qne, ear and partially so'in the ot'ier ; and of late years the' affliction so enfeeblou" my general health that I often foared ihe disease would terminate in some serious, if not fatal, brain coraplica-i tioh.' : '■'• ■ ;:: ' ■•'•.■ - 1 V Seeing your ' adverti->cmeiit, I purchased and read your scientific pamphlet ; and f roni the information contained therein, I was quickly I persuade.l that % > on were the ouly j speeialiss who cpuM possibly succeed ; in my case. No iuteliigent peiMon can make an}' mistake about eixhor | yourself, sy.steui. or valuable writiugs, and if 1 had met you al-out 25 years, ago you tnighfc have-sayed nic manyyears of Untold physical Jaud-mey ial suffehug. But yoii were a*very small lad then, andi^soeuw truly wo iderful that I , should ; no w .meet with . a man of your ability, afte£ waiting patiently .for so many years to.come across a physician- with ♦ iny 1 ideas of disease.' I have come across soores of so-called doctors apd specialists in my time ; hut fas they -seemed ? to have been* 'of ; the old- orfchod&t school of medicine. and< utterly devoid of any originality or plausability, I thbogbt if tst bfltef to ieaye them alorie^and Vait till i'met a specialist whose system accorded more with tho laws .of nature. •= : latin happy fcoisay thatl have met that man, and every day^m^deafnesH is "r^fially leaving 1 me, ■ and I feel that I am being restored to my wonted health and ■■ 'vigriuV.! ■'• — '-■■(?),;:; >j.:--. :;;■;•;. "This cure should certainly sppa'* volumes: for your simple, uiitural -Uoiaui]; practiqa.; ami, as:;4.j)^ave. pnly. been onfe lnoi^h i\p<ls'r your cave,, f in(;euci' to pjjr^ue the tFcatmrtt fiu-t'her,' until yon have'performecla thorough euro of my case. 1 ;, would alsoXdiJ here .that 'ode 'ear haa improved immensely, and as soon as you have r r liuijA^k opeijfng^»p coiutnuuieation with tho:ing'ht'ea'i:i y'jou will 'have giveu me all 'the -relief '-r/eVef wisWd^fbr— in fact, my ! hfciiring will "thea bcnearly perfect.! I can •; 'accord the ; same praise to your general ! treatment, which is oertaiuly makiug a new fnan, ptinie.Q In conclusion, I shall always be nappy fo recommend you to friends, or to personally testify to your skill and treat- _ mept.— iYo.urs ve»xti-uly, ' ' |^t{ )**"s "Be'llevue'CottageT Beilevue road. f Mount Eden, 4th February, 1893." Note— Since presenting tjie'above' t6stimouial, Mi- Litidberg has had his hearing restored in*both ears, and will shortly Inleaving Aiickland on a business trip to Europe ; but his wife and family may be -interviewed at the same address, with res ; ect to the cure. Dr Kaymond would also mention hero that he, might have cured scores of other individuals during his stay in Auckland had they uot heeh so dilatory • in making up their minds, and he can't afford to waste his valuahl? lime among a ■community yrho are too slow for a funeral. ' In conclusion, Dr. Raymond would add that at present he has no more pamphletß for sale 1 ; as they are all sold. ' DR Q. H. RAYMOND, I Oculist, Aurist and Botanic Physician, Carlton House, Cuba-street), L ■ Wellington." 17th March, 1893.