Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Manawatu Herald, 13 July 1893, Page 4

SPECIAL MEDICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. S BLINDNBSsTI)EAFNESS, And all Chronic Ailments of the Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat, Skin, and B'ood Diseases, D3'sp< j psia, Debi ity. Pulmonary Consumption, and ail Chronic Affections of the Stomach, Chest, Bronchial Tubes, and Nervous System. TEN YEARS' PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE IN THE AUSTRALIAN COLONIES. Dr. Geo. H. Raymond, THE Eminent Specia ist of the^ Eyei Ear, Throat, and 'Chest," and Botanic Physician, and author of numerous Scientific Pamphlets on Aural anrl Ophthalmic Diseases, and who has been residing for the last three months in Auckland, IS NOW IN WELLINGTON, and will stay a suffici nt length of time to give every afflicted and curable person an opportunity of benefitting by his skill and experience. .'.-*. "- •; ---.• - '-.-. Address— No. 40, Ghuznee-street, , . Off Cuba-street, Works Acknowledged by the Princess of Wales. Note— Dß RAYMOND treats all diseases with HERBS ONLY, as he is too cbnscientiohs to practice with deadly chemicals, eitherin Allopathic or HomDeopatbic doses ; and, moreover, Dr Raymond has cured the tailures of the - best legally qualified physjicials and surgeons in existence, an!<t*can. show to Reputation, Unapproached by any other physician in chronic diseases in the Southern Hemisphere. R 'Di* Raymond would also add -here * that what he, has done, in Auckhand and the Anstralian Colonies, Tie can also do in WeHington ; and that the Subjoined Testimonial is only a corroboration of what he has achieved elsewhere. DEAF 42 YEARS. _ A MARVELL'/.USCtfRE OF THE HUMAN EAR AND A DILAPIDATED ■CONSTITUTION IN THE CITY OF AUCKLAND. The Patient rapidly recovers from a difficult and complicated Deafnes of Forty -two Yeais' standing. NOTE.— A different form of deaf- ' ness 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.. Dr Raymond, Aurist, &c. Dear Sir — I have ben deaf for 42 years, completely deaf in one ear and 1 partially »so in the ofcher ; and of late years.the affliction . so enfeeblod my general health that I often feared the disease would terminate in some serious, if not fatal, brain complication. "Seeing your adverti-iement, I purchased ancl read 3'our scientific pamphlet; and from the information contained therein, I was quickly persuaded that, y?a ■. w eijer the t only ! specialist who could possibly succeed in niy case. No intelligent petvon can make any mistake about either yourselL syste^or valuable writings,', and -if I lifi<|Vnet you abo:iit'^2oT^e*#s' [•■ago you might li'ave ? save'd me 'many years of untold physical and mental suffering. But yon were a very small lad then, audit se^m*** truly.; wyiderfd^' that T should' how* meet \yith a man of your ability, after' waiting patiently for so many years to come across a physician with ' my ideas of disease.' I have comiS across scores of so-called doctors and specialists in my time ; but as they all seemed to have been of the old orthodox school of medicine, and utterly devoid of pjaujability, I thought iFfar better^ tqleaye them alone, and wait till i met a specialist whosesystem accorded more \yith the la^s/M nature: ■* T'am ha^py.Wsay. that I have met that man, and every 'day/»my deafness is gradually leaving |me, and'- 1 i%u thatji'am being restored ttf my wonted Tiealth and vigour. . . , "This cm-fe'shduld certainly speak voluraeß for yom' simple, natural Botanic practice ; and, as I have only been one month under your care, I intend to pursue the treatment further, until you have performed a thorough cure of my case. I > would also add here that one ear has impreved immensely, and as soon as you have finished opening up communication with the right ear, you 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 praiso * to-'your general . treatment, whioh is oeriainly making a new man of me. In conclusion, I shall always be happy -"jo reeommei-jsl you to friends, or to personally' tfistilystD'your^ai and treatment.— -Yours very truly, C. 3. LINDBERG." " Bellevue Cottage, Bellevue-road, Mount Eden, 4th February, 1893." j Note— Since presenting the above testimonial, Mr Lindberg has had his J hearing restored iv both ears, and will shortly be leaving. A uojfland p^ a- business. t^ip tQ Ehrope-rbpl; hi* wife* aird finally pay be*; interviewed at flic same" address "with re- 1 spoct to tlie cure. Dr Raymond would also mention here that he might *have cuted scores of other individuals during his stay in Auckland had they not been so dilatory in making up iheir minds, aud he can't afford to wasie his valuable time among a community who are too slow for a funeral. In conclusion, Dk Raymond would add that at present he has no more pamphlets for sale, as they are all cold. f DR G. H. RAYMOND; OCCMST, AURIHT AND BoTAltic PHYSICIAN*; Carlton House, Cuba-street), 17th Ma^K, 1895. ' „..''