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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2820, 27 February 1878, Page 4

Medical Ancklnnd, 12th December, 1876. Sir, —Hioing "suffered very severely with Rheumatic G-out for more thtiu three months (three w«pl-f if which timu I wus unuble to irio»o cither liarifl or foal), iwd uftcr tryii.-g oil iimniKT of prescriptioiiil,l wus induced to try jour famous " Jiluod Restorer," aud I am proud to t'Bj thut. in uovrn ii») 6 1 was enabled to reiumo tny profession ; and, though exposed to nil kinds of wenther for tho last fire : inonthv, 1 hitvc not felt the slightest s; tnptoms of it. I sliull bo very linppy to gi»e all inforuKition I cvii to nny eiiil'crcr, I eball most ccrlninly rccotmuond your valuable medicine. 1 rcniuin, youra truly, E. 1). HALSTEAD, Veterinary Surgeon, lltt llitcusks, Mount street Auckland. * Auckland, March 12,1877. Mk Hitcukms : Dear Sir, —Having been advised bj some 9 friends to try " Hitchens' Blood Beitorer," 1 ' did so for about two months, and baro been completely cured, by ita use, of the «OTero ' Bhcumutic Gout from which I had suffered ' for eouie time. I uin now free from »H pain, ' and hare the free uoo of my feet, which I had nr>t previoiia to tnking your mixture. I can strongly recommend its use to those suffering . from .Rheumatic Gout. ' I am, air, yours gratefully, ALEX. WALKKH. Auckland, September 271h, 1876. Mb HiTcnms: r Dear Sir,—Having suffered for some time 1 with Rheumatism in ray kneo and feet (superinduced by working for muny yenre in water), and tried several remedies without effect, 1 \ was persuaded by a friend to try your " Mood Hestorer," which, I urn happy to say, has performed a perfect cure. I am. respectfully yours, [ MATTHEW BOX. i _«_ ' Shortland, Thames, May 6th, 1876. I Mb Hitchsks: Dear Sir, —I wish to testify to the benefit I 1 have derived from your medicine. I had been ' suffering for two years under what Doctor | Dail, of Wellington, called Cbronio Hheuoia- ' .tism ; his medicine and others had no effect, and I have also tried the Waiwera Hot 1 Bprings, which also proved a failure. With ' pleasure I wish to inform you that your \ medicine had a beneficial effect. It has made a perfect cure of all ailments, and I have im--1 proved in weight Gibs since that time. I remain, yours very gratefully, konald McDonald. Bolleston street, Shoitlund. 1 Mount Eden Boad, April 9,1877. 1 Mb H. A. H. Hitohihs : Sir, —About twelve mouths ago I was attacked with chronic rheumatism in the spine, the hip, the knee joints, the calf of my leg, and out to th« top of my toes. I suffered acute pain. I could neither sleep, eat,'nor rest day or night, for elevsn weeks. I applied various remedies, but to no effect; I | was advised by a friebd to try your medicine. I saw in the public papers the testimonials of different persons testifying to the efficacy of your medicine. This.induced me to try your invaluable medicine. After I had taken it for a short time I found that the pain began , to disperse. 1 continued taking it, and, bless the Lord, lam well. Since lam so restored, i I feel that if I keep the bidden cure to myself I shall be doing unjustly to you, my fellow | creatures, and my God. I shall be proud to I tell all I can of the healing virtue in your medicine, and how ifc acted in my case. THOMAS MSBIOAN. P.B. —Yon may use this as you think fit. To Mr H. A. H. Hitokbss, Symonds street, Auckland. Ponsonby Boad, October 26,1875. . Mb HrrcKXNa: :: Dear Sir,—l beg to testify to the efficacy of your medicine iv the case of chronic dysentery as an effectual cure where all other remedies bnd failed. I was induced to try >our Blood Bestorer, and I can only say that I think and believe that it has entirely removed the disease by absolutely removing the cause, imparting, as it has done, new life and physical vigor, to which-for a long time past I have been a stranger. I wish you every success, and only Hope you may confer on others the blessing of improved health as you hare conferred on me. You are not only at liberty to use this for the benefit of others as you think fit, but you c«u make a persons! refevcuca to me, when I can testify more than I can write. lam,dear sir, (i Your* ever gratefully, ( (Signed) A. BISTTAJSY. --•. / Ponsonby, March 10,1876. MX HITCHXKB: . Dear Sir, —I beg to bear testimony to the great good I bare received from jour medicine. I was laid up for several months with rheumatic gout, and confined to my bed for weeks ; in fnct, even when in bed I could not move without assistance. My frieuds had almost given up all hope of recovery, and I wac told that if I ever got better I should be paralysed in mj right side. I was under treatment for weeks, and tried nil known remedies, but got little or no relief. Hearing of your Blood Bestorer I tried it, and, to the surprise of all my friends and myself, I was free from pain aud restored to good health in a very shott time. 1 firmly believe but that for you 1 should nsver agajin have been able to enter into active employment. I am thaßkful to say that, through your remedy,.l am now, and have been for the last three, months, able to attend to mj business, and that I was never in better health in my lift than I now am. I would strongly recommend any one suffering from rheumatism or rheumatic gout to send to you for some of jour medicine, and from my experience of it, I am sure they will be reliefed from pain, and in a very short time be restored to perfect health. You are at perfect liberty to use my name in any way you wish j aud t>ny person requiring further information you can refer to me. Heartily thanking you for the great good jour medicine has done me, I remain, youra truly, JOSEPH T. BALNBRIDQE. Auckland, October 19th, 1875. Sir,—l was suffering for three months from neuralgia and nervous debility, and could get no relief either from doctors or medicine. At last I was induced to try jour pills and medicine, and after taking two bottles of medicine and two boxes oi pills, I was restored to perfect health, and I have not felt the slightest symptoms of the disease returning since, I am happy to say. I remain yours, Ac, (Signed) MBS H. WAITE, 247, Upper Queen fetreet. Auckiaud, October, 1877. . Sir, —Having suffered scverelj from rheumatism for many months, and tried various treatments, but to no , purpose, I had given up all hope of getting relief. After seeing jou I made up my mind to try your " Blood Bestorer," which soon proved, as jou stated, an effectual euro. I hare been free from the exoruciaiing agonies of the above for the past twelve mouth*, and can recouimead it to others Buffering from the came complaint. BtspectfulJy yours, {Signed) 11. LEWIS. To Mr H. Hitchens, Wakefield street, Auckiaud. Drake street, Auckland, October, 1877. XfxHIiCHKVB: Dear Sir,—Having suffered severely from sciatica far nine months, and tried many reme-