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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 182, 5 August 1904, Page 4

A FBIBMD IN MMD. „ _ Df. Elmtlle, Lt'im: ■ .^in L '*i «? rs ;^ BTOo -«*■» L.S.A., IiOND., L.M., ato. < Registered by the Qovanuaeata'' ei Great Britain, New South »«V_ and New Zealand.) T* No, 18, WELLINGTON TERRA G*. WELLINGTON. • ' THIS Highly Phyddu and Surgeon from tlx Hoapitals at London and Pari. haa, by 36 ytan* iitudy andreaearch, become an exmrt «nd specialist In the treatmentTol uhronic, Nervous, Blood, HV<» ui Dleewee of Km and Vim In hit very successful treatment of HS No Experimenting and Ho Fall, """'i.' * Co ** ult «tloiui ar* jvk to 10 » trisadly chat, dther w, tonally or by letter, costs nothing, *"? « T « rou "Yean otwEn MdjSuflerin,, .0 None DON'TWOBBY ANT LQMOITP M tha ambitions aod joyi of Ufa «m t0 you ' ®y traatnient la ca.ee of Kidney iJd Bill er Diseases, Backache, Lumbago, im, •omn^a, /ore the Byee, QMdlnees, etc., braeia up the system la *|i ' d "**" RESTORES ViTAL ENERGY. New scientific treatment and new unfailing remediee of the *ery ££» and purest are honestly and faith, fully used. Moderate Charge*, n.n and eee me, or write full detalle o'. your troublea In four simple, her J 'y l«fP"we, and I wiu with the strictest coafldeace y and fairness. •V'Mase, N.B.—P*M«nt» at a dletaar - «. BNOLOBE A FEU OF « in Oielr flret letter to ¥ lm . mediate attention and spatch (When possible), neceseary for their w ™ V«™!I remediee are sent toJZr J°j r Ungton, my !»««♦., J^ m J"* Custom* duties, w d •paction of pack.* An pondence la k»l/ 7™' VOUNQ ItT M I r, tag or wee'- If you are l v ;^ gtoa ' " * thwough. JLxrssSi • d ® ntl4l - Moderate charge*, r to*s faou rs. io to ia; a tot) .. L . A . Dl ?®, J may eoMult Dr. at his residence, No. 18, Wellln*tA« a "*®f' Wellington, from 10 to tt f l ° 4 > 7 to 8, daily, who is . k PhyilelM »dßped. alist, aad whose up-to-date trZu "sole* 1 !^! 1 " , gre * tß,t "atisfacUAa. Sole Agimt* for "Famous Taills** SUBJECTS OF MOST DBBADFTO exhaustion cubed and HADE HAPPY, My Dear Doctor,—l have no fori*. •Jon in .aying "Ye." to your letter received to-day, la whirt let the public know the b«*flt T Save received at your butds, WhM of'S recomm «odatlon of Mr Griffith (whom you had nnl. • "tmllar compUteu t think I wae in about hHi. both " n<l d# Pre«don : both mind and body as aay hum.., being could be; to hrti felt «ur, that Uf« wm.oP Z°l kT 1 "?- Md th «t my , futu ft* was a blank. I was an cbiect mf misery and despair. Well, I called upon you and you .poke eome klad cheering word, to me and pointed ou ' "> e cauß e of all these trouble, and the grave character of the follies °f my youth. You told me plainly and honestly that you could ind would cure rigour, of manhood, .o I a^? u , W "o longer be bathful ana stupid in society, and eouM tftVt my part aad Interest In tfan amuMH mants and sports of others, aad hate an ambition in my bustnoM* At first I thought your pronUss was too Rood to be true. lam thankful to sa» I tried your treatment. I swear solemnly I feel a different man to-day. I have put on flesh and muscle, and have aay amount *-o! confluence in myself. lam perfectly healthy and quite happy, an>A capable of enjoying myielf ai other, do, and I don't mope about by.tny> self and .hnn society. I earnestly recommend all my fellow-suOtrera put their confidence la you, as your treatment is perfect and yoßrcfcar*»ee are small.—l am, your* truly LAOKUA.N OAMEBON.