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Manawatu Herald, 29 August 1893, Page 4

| SPECIAL MEDICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. I BLINDNESsTIHBAFNEfciS, ' And all Chronic Ailments of ihe Eyo, I Ear, Ni se, 'ihi\ at, Skin, ai.d i> < <.a\ • Diseases, Dy&p"pßi-i, Dolii ity Pu!I inonary Gonsuin|-tion,and v"l Chronic Afl'.ctio'.is of, tho h'tonincl), Ch si, Ihor.cliial Tubes, nud Ni-rv. iv . Syste-m. I TEN YEARS' PUACTICAL EXPEIUi EKCE IN TKli AUSTUALIA.N I COLONIES. i By. Geo. H. Raymond, IMIE Eminent Speciaist of ihu Eye, Ear, Throat, ai.d Clm^'. and Botanic Physician, and au.h.i | of numerous Scientific PamphUs on | Aural and Ophthalmic Disciitep, and j who has been residing f>v the lust I ilireo months in Ancklind, IS NOW IN WELLINGTON, and will slay a suftici nt length of lime to give every iifHicteJ ai.d curable pcrsm ni opportunity cf benefitiing by his skill ami expori-e-nco. Audurss— No. 40, Ghuznee-sttikkt, GIT Cuba-slre'ct, "Works ArKN-owrF.Drsv.n by the PniXCES< OV W. LKB. Note— Dß RAYMDND treats al! disoMses with HKRIJS ONLY, as he is too conscientious to practice wi h deadly chemicals, cilherin Allopathicor Horn jcopat hie doses ; and, moreover, Dr Raymond has cured the lailur. s of lire best legally qual tn-rl ph.Vsicials and siivgeoiis in existence 1 , .and can show a Reputation Vnaji- j pioachorl I y any « (her ;>hysici:in in j chroivc diseases in the SouthernHemisphere. Dr Rnymond would also add lure that, wl at he lu.s done in Ar.ckliin-1 nnd the Australian Colonies, lih cut also do in WollingU'ii ; and that fheSubjoined Testimonial is only n corroborau'on of what he has achieved elsewhere. DEAF 42 YEAKS. A AIAKVELL US CURE OF THK HUMAN KAIJ AND A DILAPIT) \TKT> coNSTiirrioN IN THK : CITY 01 AUCKLAND. The Patient rapidly recovers fiv.m a ( difficult aud complicateJ Deal'nos ! of Forty-two Years' standing. j NOTE.— A diiTeiont form of deaf- | ness in eich ear, nam ly, Chronic I Otorrhoea of- the Peight Ear an J ■ Hardened Mucus in the Tympanum j of tho Left, with other complicatijus j of the Aural apparatus. i THIS GENTLEMAN HAD NO rt'AX! IX HIS EAI.JS. | THE PATII-.XI'S TESTIMONY. j Dv Raymond, Aurist, &c. I Dear Sir — I lmve ben cleaf La- il : years, complete'y deaf in ona eirand j partially so in the other ; and •-•! lat.i; | years the affliction so cnfeeblod niv j general health that I often feu rell ! the disease would (o:inuia c in somo ! seriuus, if not fata?, brain cenuplieatiein. " Seeing yoar adverti<ouiout, I purchased aud read your scientific pamphlet; and from theinfor.i.aliuii contained therein, I was quickly > persuade 1 that \e)ii were thu only speeiulis. who couM possibly .-ucceod 1 in my case. No intelligent per-Mn can m:iKe auy mistake about oi hor yourself, system, or valuable; writings, and if 1 had mot you a 1 out '25 years ago you might have s-awd we ninny years of untold physic; l and mental suffering. Dut \ o:i were a very small lad then, and r seomi truly wo iderfnl that I shoul'l 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 doctor* aiul specialists in my time ; but as they all seemed to have been of the old orthodox school of medicine, nnd utterly devoid of any originality or plausability, I thought it far better to leave them alone, aud wait till i met a specialist whose system accorded more with the laws of nature lam happy to say that I have met that man, and every day my deafness is gradually leaving I me, and I feel that I am being restored to ray wonted health and vigour. " This cure should certainly spoak volumes for your simple, natural Hotnnic l>raclic --• ; ami, a? 1 have only been one month under yonv care, I intend to jnivsue the tirtitnicnt feirthcr, until you liavo |ktfornecd a tlinroii^h cmv of niv cuse. I would also add ?u«ro that one car bw.-t iniproved immensely, and ns r :oo)i as yon have h'nislnd opening np communication wMi lite ii»ht e-ur, you will liavo «iven me all the relief I ever wished for— in fact, niv heniin^ will iluu by nearly perfect. 1 can accord tho same praise to your general treatment, which is certainly making a new i mini of me. Inconoiusion, I shall always I be hflpjiy to re comnund you to friends, ov ■to pfi-fonully testify tv your skill and treatinn it.—- Yours very Irulv, <'. J. LINOUEBd. 1 ' "liclk'vua CottaKO, Bflkvue road. Mount Edtn, 4ih l-'ebi nary, 1803." Notk- Since presenting Ihe above testi mouiiil, Mr Linetbei-jj has had Jiid luariii" restortel in both ears and will shortly be leaving Auckland on a biuincss trip to Europe ; but his wife and family may be interviewed at the same address with reSj ict to the cure Dr Uaymotid would also mention litre that ho might have cund scores e»f oilier individuals during his stay in Auckland had the-y not been so dilatory in nmking up their minds, and he cairt afford to wac:eliU valuable lime among a coinuHiuily vho arc too slow for a funeral. In conclusion, Dr. Havmoxd would add that at present he .has no more pamphlets for sale, as they are all .<ro!d. DX G. H. RAYMOND, OCCIJST, ADIUBT AND HoTAXIC riIYSICIAN, Carlton House 1 , (.üba-stipet), Wellington. niliMaieh, 1803. |