Page 8 Advertisements Column 4

NZ Truth, Issue 76, 1 December 1906, Page 8

Post Cards ! Post Cards ! 62 MANNERS-STREET, NEXT DOOB OPEEA HOUSE,, WELLINGTON. The Best Shop m Town for Collectors' shoul(? Just Arrived, V /'THE BATHERS,"; $^d ; W^ ( ; r ; > ■ : "THE BATHE^SV^GMs^ii&tlie sefc, ; "A BAY'S bTTTI^ATM "A LITTLE BIT- OF ALL MG^, v ;ifi[6a:the set. ! ' don't fail tq;seoxjrb : 1 3^ For all kinds ol Stationery, Books;- Ba^eirs^^o^ics^ etc;, P^y us a Visit, or Write Mapag^ '' -' ; ' ; | :^.^!.^V/«,^-!v^"^;.-- v^ ■• . : , tost eAßo^AM. : P#ii»i|lY^ xmm, ESTABLISHED ISB2. - ■ '■ * ;'■■'■. "-• ■■■^r ■)■■- '■■^.•U'.-.-.- po B qx 174 W\ \■ : t !s(^E|ti|Gßi<, '■■■'*■ W\*\ •^•■■ V!:! --V- • TcS^GONiST^NEWS AGENT. All the latest Sporting Papers received by evci< \w'A. .^/^T^Xt^n SONG^BOOKS— The Largest, Stock m Town. ffljjMSsL '\\ \ .Fox's Celebrated Police Gazette received by ever; mail. : IP*9BfflL&=- I V ._ Si Pgl e copy, 6d, 6s 6d per- qtiarter, post free. • Me I&BMsbßs^?' J -Pox's Spoi'ting.Ann.ual,6d.,-r-Bag Punching, Ciub Swingl§mJi£gß3Sgße&^ ' ■• in 6» : BreathingExercis^, Physical Culture for Women, Jfllfgfflraßrafp jg* Dumb^Bell Exercise's; Navy Drill, Army Exercises, % lli^HfflKf^K'*^- Boidrig by Jas. Corbett, .Boxing and How to Tiain, .^p- '- ' ; Scientific .Wrestling, Ju-Jitsu and Ju-Jitsu Tricks. ■ ' ■ yo>3o^' ' ■ v^pt/.tpanyvparfe\iQf--Ke'w- fl Zealand,' post .paid.- '■■ > or P& particiulars,; write; to^ '. iv •■ ■, : .' ; : : - ■.■■.«••!: .-,, .. ;A^^OHI^Sm^%^'3VEmCHniSTBR-ST., ( ■■;.. -;;■ ■\.- ; ;v; :.'■''. '■ <'™\&-^-yfA: i k™'s£^ ■ tailor, : ;.-; ;. ; ;30: ;c.y^TjR^^^ '■' ■ : Has received Shipraeiits of Eashiqnable eto.,^ ! '*•■ ; andis-navv '^y' ; t&kmgl^nfe<Ord^raJ Eeasonable; •■■'< ,O:O^yA^.CO^TRX;CO^O^ . "' This is a store for the people,., where-all-goods are priced to meet the increased .expenses of living; A cash discount of 4 per cerib. is allowed to customers. 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ToM«.P.;Webb, v HQrbal,Specialis|ir^rT i:iiv,vi :«'v «>vv i f-.tfi''- J V;v,.' .' Dear Sir.^t is , with great pleasiwe^ life^ after.a long ahd painful illness. She;y/as.suffering \yith an j^t^nal, growth, vrith ,a very bad attack pf piles, aiid> asthma:* If ty& cfos^ine a.k*P knfniw'for diffe'r^n'.f itnedicines • they have^dbne not •the' least '-good, fanjt^tjiaif she |6tWma-:that the doctor" said ho could, do. no. more for her, and •v/e were. 'i olet^lier fiavje anyt'hyjg' she fancied, as she could not last many days. . But, a triend pf mine'thit w'ds uiader- your care told me. to try kud - see if you cduld do -her any good. She7oall^a to.let'you teaWcii the case, and you called. I told you^ :-the \dpctor^:wanted to operate onrhetv but iypu.sai^;nbthing of the sort—that you would promise ' to. hsive her out^ of, her/ bed again..^i l ca'ii' f 'jppJy > thank the Almighty that He 'has- given": ydu" ths 'power 1 arid abilitios %6 dois'you^ave done ;' for Ido nofc believe there is another man under the sijn that .could: have doije the saniiej.for iay wife isup and' about her Work ajgaiif: j co\ildvne^rjhk^e bMiive^ i'^ had I have been fjoH by anyone .else, it is a m6^^w l p^|ierM^iurl, anffijf e& s^ffelsfie iwould not have been here now if it had not been for^ou. **_ Jl6pin| jou may be" spared f&r thebenefit of the publio at large. You'can inafife .yjuiiy use i-.ot this you anyone wishing further proof can get it by applying at 104 Tinakari-road.- >J 'My 'wife i i 'age is over 75 years.tind that was very much v against her. li'doiiot'tnow hdw.to express .my gratitude for your kindness. I havealgp-to thank you for the «ure; : of 'two\of irdy daughters, with different complaints; and one of them (Mrs/Philp) is'wdiandrstrongagadn, and the oilier (Mrs. Ganaway)' is improving woiiderfully. Wishing you every success. My wife joins me m, thankingjpu; '/' ■'. ' ■ ■'- " '■■ . - ( '~\- ■> -} ■■•- ' . ■ : , -■;..' .;?;', ' I am, yours faithfully, . • 'V- ■'' '•■.•■,- ho^ : .] .^lOi Tioafkori-roadi Wellington. I ■■■■;!■ Successfully Combatting Disease. — A newspaper .representative who recently visited the consulting rooms of Mr. F. Webb,, herbial, specialist, of this city, gained some idea "of the widespread popularity of his, method .Of i succ|ssfttlly;^oombatting disease. On [the occasion mentioned, Mr. Webb's appropriately furnished rooms m Colombo-street North were filled <with patients, and every minute saw the number increasing. From the tone of the numerous authentic testimonials received "iry-Jlrt Webb from persons m almost every part of the colony,' '^hp have^eeit^urgd by. his system of herbal and vege<| table treatment, it appears that tb!e cures effected hive created a sensation amongst those] who have had them brought under their notice. In^all over nine thousand cases have , been dealt vrith by bis system> of treatment: thr6ugh6u(r_ New Zealand, and during the eighteen months Mr. Webb has been established m this city he has treated close uncn fifteen , hundred cases. One strong feature of hi^ system is that it does away with tha necessity for ■ surgical operations iin^a large | such operations are j usually considered necessary. He has removed 'from the human body various grc^vtb-i whiehare usually only removed by means of operations. The esteem m which Mr. Wcbbj is held by his patients m this city was shown on Monday afternoon, when about one' hundred patients, and; ex-patients waited onhim;anfl-sreseiflted7him with an illuminated address and a gold medal. The address",' which is artistically designed, and is signed by 83 persons who have been benefitted by MtrWebb's system of treatment, refors to Mr, Webb's skilful and valuable services- performed m this % oityfl.nd district during the past twelve months. Of some of the cases dealt : with the signatories deem it no exaggeratiori to say that they border on the miraculous-; -m some instances complaints of fcweniy years' standing have been cured, and m others he has been successful where nieuiflal practitioners have given them up as incurable. •.. " Becognitioh is also made of the many gratuitous sov- 1 vices rondered by Mr. Webb to persons m. straitened; circumstaneeswho have received hi*" j special attention, and care, altogether apart from any mercenary considerations. The ; gold medal which accompanied;. the address bore the inscription :— " To F. Webb, from nio ; patients m Chrfstohurch." Mr. Webb is leaving ; mi 'a .ten days' .visit to Wellington, wher* j there are one hundred patients-requiring- iufi attention I.—-"The1 .— -"The Press." ,i ■ P. - WBBB,-^IIi^^b^SPBCIALIST: