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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 10, 10 June 1885, Page 4

FIRST Pit USM, A.A. AND A.l\ EX- -■■-*' UIBITION 1883. ■*- . Reward-.- --; ASK FOR HITCH EN'S ' . Blood Restorer* The Great New eZea!anir.Ei.nedy. for ". Cleansing, Purifying r , AND Invigorating the Blood, nnilE Piopnefor, m explaining \vh} JL lie lias not for some time pushed tlu 1 sale of the above, would sure that !>e leceived such a serious, check by the disastrous ins which destroyed costly appliances ami a magnificent stock of - prepared hei Ih> (recently replaced), and he lias not tl^refoie been m a position to come before f ht> public He has not .been able to s^isf} all the local and foicigu demands, and was unable to ad minister as extensively as lit could have 'iesned to the wants of a suffering world. Mr Hitchens is now happy to state that he is once again m a position to supply ilus he.ilth-yiving Medicine, winch he ib convinced will, "with the b<e3bin^\>rG<xr," cute almost any dis--order, owing to its irresistible yet gentle I operatfon.'^ln coiqu.g before the public and planting his standard once moie.un l^tho laniparta'bf the great" 'c'neniy of 1 mankind — i c , sickness — he trusts that an oven tiling rPjrqv^dencS will bless his futuie efforts to mitigate the physical woes of mm. In tins e\ tiling's Star appeal i few oi the bun hvds oMestimom.ils re cei-ved.., by. Mr. HiiciibNS, one ff which ib fiom une of Auckland's best known citizens. It requires no fuaher comment tnan to bay that 1113 illness was of a "most seveze type, baffling tlie skill of medical men, while other infallible ruuedies *ei<* tiled without the slightest chuiige foi the better. Here n- \\ hat Capwun Faiquhar says of Hixoiii-jNs' Blood Rfcsraßtß. Auckland; October 15, 1883. Dear Su , — ' For t]v\el\e months I suffered be\erely fiom sciatica, and tiiul various remedies, without avail, a-id as a last resource I was leeonimended to give yom blood lestoier a Uial, "which 1 did, and I have .much pleabure m testifying that 'after .taking it for tlnee monthb' I completely reco.'eie'd my health. I must say Iliad 'no faith, m u,at first, but the lesult was such a thorough cure that I consider it my duty to acknowledge, unsolicited, its cmvtive poweis. — I am, Sir, faithfully ' jours,' W. Farquuar, Master Manner,, PoiMonby. " * , To Li. A. 11. Hitchens, Etq. 1 The Proprietor would here intimate^ that *- -I will be forfeited to any Charitable In<itnuHon if the good done by his inadiciuG lias been over-estimated. The piopriotor is prepared to meet on a public platform any persons who dispute veiaeity of te&timonial3, v and he will undeijals 1 ? to prove the genuineness of the cureb reflected He-" js also willing to meet m »üb!ic flip .modrcal genflmien who have pftppdpd the p'liii'tils .md hi'vc p;nijann,ferl them 111 mi i')le, and answer ijiu>s,tiona piit^elauve l<< the fitrtq of tlie'c^os quolcd., Medical iiif n's^amoa h.jve, frpjujuotiyes. of consideration, beeri~exclude/l from all testimpnicils, but then personal v acknow. ledgement wouU 1 acid increased bnlliaucy to the fame of the medicine. >>* ' - 'I'Mr Alexander Eagleton, hairdresser, 'of Quecii-stieet, Auckland, sufk'ied 'with a paralysed arm, -with every ltnlicaMon of the disease spreading through 'the body The doctors prenounced the case hopeless, and fiiends beliuved 'his end was drawiug 1 near^ when he »\as induced to gne' Hitchens Blood Kesloiei a liial,"the result being an immediate change foi the better; and on continuing) to itake the medicine, he was completely restored to health and' stiength. 1 r i Sheridan-street,) off Wellington-street, Auckland, December 1, 1882. Mr HiTCHfcNS. De.^r Sit, — As you have asfe^d me h> dfcbrJilte in\ br;>ie ;it fhe rime Mi McMillan tcf > pntnu»rded me to use }oui " Blond llestoier, and the effect it had on me, I wfll 'simply say that whether it was Lumbago, Sciatica, or Paialysis that made me so helpless, I do not know ; but, at any rate, I was unable to stand foi nine months, and had to be lifted like a baby, and my taste was gone Dr — — said I had an>affection of the spine, 'and that I should never have the use of my limbs again He brought another medical man* to see me. atid I was told that / would probably live only a short time, and it was no use of thei) hqldiny out false hop&s.* * I thanked them, and felt as they did. Mi McMillan, livit g opposite, inquired what" was the matter, and ray husband told him. He at once said» " Let her, T take Mr Hitchens' Blood Restorer,, for i believe that will put her all 1 ight." I did so, and after .using the, third bottle m the thud week,, l began to feel a change,' and a tinghpg sensation m my limbs. Every subsequent bottle aeeraed to do me morf good. ( The tesult is that after using eight, bottles,. I am now quite well, do my" own washing, *md all the house-work, and feel quite as well as when I first; came to New Zealand five years ago. 'I am always happy to tell people the good you did me, for I am sure I should not now be well arid hearty, but most likely m my grave, if I had not put n)yself m youv hands. — I am, dear sir, yours faithfully, FLORA NIOOL. * Witnoss— Henuy llartnoll, Nel-son-stieet.--I ; have much pleasure m testifying to the perfect accuracy of the above btatement N. McMillan, VulcaaLane, Auckland. H. A ,',H, Hitchens, • ABE RCROMBI E-STRE ET, .AUCKLAND. ' F. 1 BBAVBN, Agent ioi Palmeiston Noith.

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