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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4387, 7 April 1893, Page 4

SPECIAL MEDICAL ANNOUfIOEMENT, BLINDNESS. DEAFNESS, nd all chronio ailments of the Eyo, Ear, oae, Throat, Skin and Blood Diseases, 'yapepsio, Debility, Pulmonary consump--6n,! and 'all Chronio' Affections of the tomaoh, Cheat, Bronchial Tubes, and Kerous" EN YEABS' PRACTICAL EXPERIENOE IN THE AUSTRALIAN COLONIES. )k, GEO. H. RAYMOND rHE Eminent Specialist of the Eye, Ear, Throat, and Chest, and Botanic Phyician, and Author of numerous Soientifio 'amphlets on Aural and Ophthalmia Disuses and who has been residing for the last briie" months to Auckland, ' IS NOW IN WELLINGTON, nd will stay a enißoient length of time to pportiiWty of. benefiting by his skill and xperierice, ldsbess-No, 40, Oqoznee Stebet, off VOBKS AOKHOWLBDBED DS TUB PfIISOEBS OF WALBB, Noib.—Dß RAYMOND treats/ill diseases vith HERBS ONLY, as he is too consoion ious to praetise with deadly ohemieals lithor in Allopathio or Homccopatbio d ind, moreover, Dr Raymond has ourod the ailures of the host legally qualified pby< lioians and surgeons in exißteaco, and oan ■how a Reputation Unapproaohed by any ither phyeioian in chronio diseases in the Southern Hemisphere. DR RAYMOND would also add here ;hat what he has done in Auckland and the Australian Colonies ho oan also do in Wellington ; and that ins Sobjoinbd tollMONlil IS OKLVA COIUIOBOKATION 01' mi HE HAS ACHIEVED ELSEWHERE, DEAF 42 YEARS, A MARVELLOUS CORE OF THE HUMAN EAR AND A DILAPIDATED CONSTITUTION IK THE CITY OF AUCKLAND. The Patient rapidly recovers from a diffioult and Complicated Deafness of FortyTwo Years' standing. NOTE-A different form of Deafness in each ear, namely, Chronio Otorrhoea of the Right Ear and Hardened Mucus in the' Tympanum of the Left, with other complinations cf the Aural apparatus. THIS GENTLEMAN HAD NO WAX IN HIS EARS. THE PATIENT'S TESTIMONY: To Dr Raymond, Aurist, 4c , " Dear Sir, —I havo been deaf for 42 years, complotoly deaf in one car and partly so in the other; anil of late years the affliction so enfeebled my general health that I often feared the diseaso would terminate in some serious, it not fatal, brain complication. 'Seeing your advertisement, I purchased and read your scientific pamphlet j and from the information contained therein, I was quickly persuaded that you wero the only specialist who could possibly succeed in my case, No intelligent person oan mako any mistako about cither yourself, system, or valuable writings; and if L had met you about 25 years ago you might have saved me many years of untold physical and mental suffering. But you were very small lad then, and it seems trulj wonderful that I should now meet with a man of your ability, after waitinp ] ently for so many joars to come acn physioian with "my ideas of diseaso," ] have come across scores of so-called docton and specialists in my time; but as they all seemed to have been of the old orthodoj school of medicine, and utterly devoid ol any originality or plausibility, I thought il far better to lcavothem alone, and wait til: I met a specialist whose system accordec more with the laws of naturo. lam happj to say that I have met that man, and ever] day my doafuess is gradually leaving me and I feel that I am being restored to mj wonted health and vigor, 'This cure should cettainly speal volumes for your simplo natural Botanii praotico; and, aB I have only been oni month under your care, I intend to pnrsui the treatment further, until you have per formed a thorough cure of my caso, I would also add here that one ear has ' proved immensely, and as soon as you hFvi finished opening up communication witl tho right ear, you will havo given me all thi rolief I ever wished for—in fact, my 1 tag will then bo nearly perfcot. I cm accord, the samo praise to > ourj genera treatment, wl.Lh io certainly making a dot man of me. In conclusion, 1 shall always bi happy to recommend you to friends, or ti personally testify to your skill and treat ment.— Yours very truly, 'C, J. LINDBERG, ' Bellevue Cottage, Bellevue road, Mi Eden, February 4,1893.' Noie,—Since presenting the abovo tosti monial, Mr Lindberg has had his heariu restored in both ears, and will shortly bi leaving Auokland tin a business trip ti Europe; but his wifo and family may bi interviewed at the Bamc address with re spsct to the cure. Dr Raymond would alsi mention hero that he might have ourec scores of other individuals during his sta; in Auckland had they not been so dilator; in making up their minds, and he can' ifiord to wasto his valuable time amc :ommunity who aro too slow for a funeral in conclusion, Dn Raymond would add tha it present he has no moro pamphlets fo: sale, as they all aro sold,

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