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Auckland Star, Volume X, Issue 2927, 1 September 1879, Page 4

Medical riOUTT'S ACETiC ACID CURE. "Fear not for behold I bring you good tidings of great joy which shall ba to all people. — Luke ii., 10. " Hope for tho Buffering, Hope for the diseased, 'I he long-flo-ired remedy come at last. None need despair now." In the year ISIJ.T had a severe inflammation in my liver, for which I was treated aU<ipalhically. It left chronic derangement in that organ. From that tim« I sull'-rod at, intervals intense nervous dyspepsia mid all its hypochondrical adjunct?, which, I feared, wovldend either in an asylum or a suicide's giuvc. During my loni; h-ghts of mi-e-y i tried a'l known remedies, in raui; I studied In drop;'thy, aid applied >t suecsT>fu)lj-. In acute cases it :ihn relieved me a little sometimes. I have now studied and applied Mr; C!outt's aeeiopatliy successfully to niyxelf and others, knowiivr there are many pullorins like maladies. I feellshon'dbo «. vile traitor '10 my suffering fe'low creatures, did I not make this known. This must be my apology for ihns offering them my services. I Iv reby certify tliat in the year 1861 I was brought to a very low condition by what the late Dr. ctrntford called blood poisoning, for whiclr he treated me ton weeks; he then consulted Dr. Philson, and the decision arrived at was Unit there was no liopeof my gettirgbe'ter, but by the application of Hydropathic remedies by llr G Hayter ( wns quito r, stored to sound health m five weeks. I have had uo relapse since, and euioy good hcallh now. W. A. FEN TON, A'iotoria Btceet, Auckland. P.S.—Mr Hayter is quite at liberty to make what uae he likes of thi-j well-earned Testimonial. W. A. F. Tho above tcslimonial shewoth that I know how to successfully apply Hydiopathy Hemedies to cases in which Allopathic Hemedics had been tried-and utterly failnd—long, long ago. Since then, I have applied them successfully to otliers; notably to one who six years since was pronounced dying of inflammation of tho lungs— tlic. some functionary derangemo' t ai, laminformo.l poor young Mr. Close was killed by. Hut although the Allopathic practitioner, who was unending the man I refer to, sent hiß friends to see him die, the Hydropathic Remedies soon restored him, and ho is living in Newton, willing to confirm this statement if necessary. I havo now made myself acquainted with tho method of applying the Acetic Acid prepared by Air. Coutts to many severe chronic derangements, namely: Indigestion, Liver Disease, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Derangement of the Kidneys, Sciatica, Ulcerated Throats, Bronchitis, Dysentry, Hooping Cough, Deafness, &c, &0., with marvellous success. I know by ray own case. that when rightly applied, it ia a certain and complete rcmody for tho moat inveterate nervous dyspepsia. Yes, dear fellow sufferer, whoover jou are, I assure—by my own experience, and on my honor uh a fellow citizen and a professed Christian of many yearn Htanding in l'arnell—that I can toll you how to use it bo that it will restore the long lost tone 10 your tlmt'ered system, and enable you to enjoy, exquisitely enjoy, life again, and it will not tantalise you like the abnminablo remedies you have so long tried in vain. Should any person wish to know moro about this marvellous remedy they can obtain it from IHr?. .la' es Rutherford, of Remuera, who io ctlectiMlly relieved of longstanding neuralgia; or from Mr Win. 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