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Auckland Star, Volume X, Issue 2925, 29 August 1879, Page 4

Medical /nOUTX'S ACETiC ACID CUKE. <i f , "Fear not for behold I bring you good tidings of groat ioy which shall bu to all people."— Luko ii., 10. "Hopo for the. Bnltbring, Hopn for the diseased, 'I ho long-'i<Hivil remedy come at last. None need doßpuiv now." In (ho year IS 11,1 had a severe inllammn.tion in my liver, for which 1 was treated allopathtcally. It left chronic derangement In that organ. From that time I Buttered at Intervals intense nervous dyspepsia and all Us hypocliondrical adjunct?, which, I feared, would end either in nn asylum or a suicide's grave. During my loir.; niglusol' misery t tried all know,i remedies, In vain. I studied hydropathy, and applied <t Kilecoasfully. In acute eases it also relieved me a little sometimes. I have now studied and applied Mr. Ooutt'a acetopatliy successfully to myself and others, knowing there arc many suU'eriiig like maladiea. I feellshou'dbo a vile traitor "to my sultoring fe'low creatures, did I not make this known. This must bo my apology for thus oll'oi injr them my serviciK. I hereby certify that in tho year 1801 1 was brought to ii very low condition by what the late I>r. Stratford culled lilood poisoning, for which lie treated me lo;i weeks: ho then consuited lir. PhllßOn, and the decision arrived a.t was that, there wiw io hope of my letting belter, but by the application of Hydropa: hie remedies b/ Air CJ. llaylcr t was quite, lvsl.orcd to sound health in fl\'o wooks. I havo hod no rolapso since, and enioy good hculth now. W. A.FKNTON, Victoria Btnsot, Auckland. P.S.—Mr ITaytor is quite at liberty to mako What vac he likoa of this well-earned Teatim°nlfll- W. A. F. The above testimonial pliowPth that I know how Io sucies..fiillv apnly Hydropathy KcniediCß to CB3C3 in wliieli Alloiiatihi! Remedies had boon tried -a d utterly failed hn-g, long ugo. Since then. I h iru applied them successfully to ot.hero; notably t o one who nix years since was pronounced dying of inlliiiiunation of the lunge— tlie S'iino functionary iloran-.'einoi.t in, I am inforniel poor young Mr. Close was killed by. Htitaltlioiuh the Allopathic practitioner, who was nttoncllng the man trefer to, sent hia Monde to SCO him die, the Hydropathic Kemodio* soon restored him, and ho is living in Nowton, willing tocor.llrm this statement if necessary. I have now made myself acnualnled with tho method of applying tho Acetic Acid prepared by JHr. Con Its to many severe chronic derangements, namely: Indigestion, Liver Dlwom), Ncurilgia, Hheumatism, l)eran;.;enir.nt of tho .Kidneys, Sciatica, Ulcerated Throats, ISroneliHis, Dyaontry, Hooping Cough. Deafness, &c, &c. with marvellous sueee;a. ! kmnybymyowiicaHO, that when rightly applie:!. it i-i a certain und complete rome.ly for tho mint inveterate nervous dyspepsia. Yes, dear fellow suMbrer, whoever ion are, 1 ussure—-liy my own experience, and on my honor uh a fellow r-iiizon and a profi'sscd Christian of many yearn standing in Purnoli—that I can toll you how to uso it no that it wiil restore (lie. long lost .one io yutir system, and enable you to enjoy, exquisitely enjoy, life again, nnd it will not tantalise you like the abominable remedies you havo so lung tried in vain. Should any person wish to know anything of my mural diameter, iheycanohti.in a knowledge of it by applying! > Mrs .lames Rutherford. Hr.mueni. or to Mr, A. Liibouvn, inerehiint, l'arnell, or to the biography of the lato lli«hop tfohvyn. wlioroin our prcsontßiah .]) L'owio lolls me my name in honorably immortalised. 1 utn prepared to supply the acid and all appliances and publications of Mr, Coulß, at current price.1 *, and i;ive insii notions about lining them to anyone applying personally or by pott GKOiiOM IIAYTKR, Bi'lulitou-roud. Pornell. 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