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Manawatu Herald, 12 August 1893, Page 4

SPECIAL MEDICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. BLIKDNESsTiEAFNESS, I And all Chronic Ailments of the Eye, j Ear, Nose, Threat, Skin, and B ood i Diseases. Dy&p'*pfiia, Dfibi ity Pulmonary Consumption, and all Chronic Affections of -the Stomach, Chest, Bronchial Tubes, and Nervms System. . TEN YEARS' PRACTICAL EXFEMj ENCE IN THE AUSTRALIAN I COLONIES. | Dr. Geo. H. Raymond, THE Eminent Specialist of ths Eye, Ear, Throat, at.d Chest. and Botanic Physician, and author of numerous Scientific Pamphlets 0:1 Aural aiJ.Vgphlhaluiic Disdajfe?, and who has been residing fur the lust three mouths in Auckland, IS NOW IN WELLINGTON, and will stay a suffici ut length of lime to give every afflicted arid cuiabUppe>gn» jib opportunity of benefitting by his skill and experience. Address— No. 40, Ghuzneestrket, Off Cuba street^ :. - "NVobks Acknowledged by the Princess of W/les. Note— Dß RAYMOND treats all diseases with HERBS ONLY, as he is too conscientious to practice wi h deadly chemicals, either in Allopathic or Homoeopathic doses ; and, moreover, Dr Raymond has cured the lajhiu^i of lh*rlres>. }e|rtj}l? quajltfted' t£%iicjals and surgeons in existence, and can show a Reputation Unap|u oached ,V«y any filler physician in chronic diseases in the Southern Hemisphere. Dv Raymond would also add lief* that wl at he hus done in Auckland and the Australian Colonies, he cwi also dy fu Wellington ; and that the Subjoined Testimonial is only a corroborai ion of what he has achieved elsewhere. DEAF 42 YEARS. A AIARVELL US CURE OV THE HUMAN EAtt AND A DILAPIDATED CONS II I U IION IN THE CITY OF AUCKLAND. The Patient rapidly recovers from a difficult and complicated Deafnos of Forty-two Years' standing. NOTE.— A different form of deafness in eich .ear, nani ly, Chronic Otorrhoea of the Right Ear an j Hardened Mucus in tho Tympanum of tb|S Left, with other complications of* the Aural apparatus. THIS GENTLEMAN HAD NO WAX IN HIS EARS. THE PATIKNI'S TESTIMONY. Dr Raymond, Aurist, &c. Dear Sir— i have ben deaf for 12 years, completey deaf in one ear and l»art«alty tio in the : ether ;'and of lute years the affliction .so.eufoeblod my general health that I often feureil the disease would ienn.na c iv sonic seriuiis, if nut fata 1 , brain complication. •'Seeing vo;ii' tulverti oment, X purchased ;i;t«i read your scL-iniiic pampl/let ; and' from the information I contained' tluToiu, 1 was quickly j peretinulo I t.lmt \ou were the only J specialise who coull po.-sibly Micceud iv my case. No intel i^eut . purniii can milio'iiuy niidtake about m her. j yourself, s\ stem, or valuable wrj; inys, and if I hud met you a out 2u years agu }ou 'iiiighn huvuMivid vie iv.div years of uu; old physic. l »nd nit-nui'l bUtionug. But jo;i weiv a very i-uutll lad then, aii.l i aeeun t uly wo .ticrlul that 1 ulioull njw.iaeet uitii a itiiiu of ) our ability, ulcer waiting patiently lor so many years to 0 jine Hcross a physician with ' my ideas of disease.' . I have come across scores of - ; sb bulled doctor^ aud specialists id my time ; but as they all seemed to hare 1 beeli of the old orthodox *chool. y .pf medicine,, and vj^terly devoid of-anyoriijiria'.ity 1 or plausabiiity, I thought it far better to ieaye them alone, and wait till 1 met a specialist whose system accorded more with the laws of nafuFß' I am- happy to say 'th^l have, metj that man. and-everyv-da^M^ is gradually ltaying.. I mepnud *I feel that I am being regtorod to my; wonted health and r vigour../... i' , a : ' ' „!.,. ' j : "Tliis cure sliould certainly sppak vol'; . ujmes for your simple, natural. Botauie L practicn; and, -as- J haVe ionly been one inoath under your care; I intend >tp pursue' 1 the twatnient.|urthpr,,mnilyou-havo per. formed a thorough .cure of, my case. ,I, would also add here that one ear has iin. prared immensely, and a3 soon as you have nnislfpiap^jaiilil'' UpT'lcojrifiiiiiiH^afUo^ iivjth the fight* carT yb>f wijrfia^c given ine'all tlie relief I ever wished for- in fact, 111/ heading ,»jjl \]xvn be nearly perfect, lean accord the same pruise to your general trcatmeiU, which in oer(ajuly.n)uk.in« a new luun fit me. lu;cojjci,ußion, | qjjaU': always be bappy^to\eooniu(end you to frien'da-, or to personally testify to your skill and treatment.— Yours Very truly, ■ . J.;. J. LINDBEBG." " Bcllevue rollage,- Bellevue rodd, Mount Eden, -4th February, 1893." ..thßflgove testi:^ mouial. Mr Liudbery has Jiad his. hearing restored in' both ear*;' ami will shortly be leaving .Auckland on a business trip to Europe-; b,ut hjs wif« and.fami/y ip^y b£ interyiswt'il' at' thfe.'sanie'^ddreka. viitii re--9| tct to the cure Dj-Uaymond .would also weutiou lure tliat ; h« miglit hhve cured scores of other individuals during his stay in Auckland had they not been so dilatory in ninkitig up their minds, and he can : t afford id uasiehni valuabi* lime among ,*,,' community who anr too slow for a funeral. In conuluHJon, V>n IS.ujiond would add that at |>rtsepi ha lm^ no more pamphlets, for ( sale, hs they are all sola. '' . DU G. H. RAYMOND, Oculist, Anias* ajjd. Bojtanhj Physician, CailWu 1 IIOUBP, L'uba'Btreot), ; \ Wellington. 17tb;Mlk»cb, 1898.