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Auckland Star, Volume XVII, Issue 234, 5 October 1886, Page 4

A Specimen Cnre. ••-"' SEVEN PHYSICIANS BAFFLED.. The " New York Morning Journal" says that Mrs F. G. Kellog, living at 50 Eat 86th-Btreel in tint city, was p«rtiully paralysed by bliag poisoned, an alleged, by her servant She I*J fur seven days in convulsions, and although she employed the besi medical skill, hercaM baffled their best endeavours. One physiciu after another was engaged and discharged, until seven different doctors had tried to cure or hall lier, and failed. Stie spent four weeks aM Health lift, but her case remained a problem which could not be solved. She was unable to leave her bed, and was as helpless asachlH not being able to use her hands. Her body «« | in a paralysed condition, and her death wU 8 looked for at any time. Salves, ointment*, lotions, plasters - and in fact nearly everything endorsed by the leading pharmacists-WW tried, until her case was given up as hopelea At lan, reading of the wonderful cures credited to the use of the celebra'ed St. Jacobs (Ml, <M was induced to try a bottle as an only hopa She began to improve from the time the urn application was made. By the continuedus*ol this great Gorman Remedy Mis Kelloj ,w« completely cured. ..-'•' HER SPEECH RESTOREa : ; Clair View, Inverell. ,' . The Chas. A. Vogeler Company, Baltiniore.1 itear Sirs,-I brg to acquaint you of amWvcllous cure following on the use of St. Jaw" Oil, which has take ■ place in my own tmilj. I am a poor man with eight children, ana-'M years hive been a sufferer from sciatica, w wife was advised tn try St. Jacobs Oil. Shew* cured a bottle, and I have been using it of j«< with good results; but it is of mjelW . daughter, 13 years of age,.'that I wish to wu j you. She retired one night about four montaj ago in her usual good health, but the ; W» . morning she could no- speak. My wife topi M lo Inverell ti see Dr. , who said M Ihvoat was ulcerated low down, ana he P» scribed cod liver oil and oilier medicines; w also advised her to inhale the fumes.of pwc*- . holm tar. saying she might nevor recover'" speech again. At the expiration of afortn«» the medicine having been finished, another™" to the doctor was nude, who again prescrlWJ for l.cr, hut iold mv wile he had no lioye ol "J i-v, :■;;.■!:!•■; "c !u Vpeul; nrain. We begHJJJ tlospiJr. l.vi ihe (lav 1 u-eil'llie oil-about.thK* mo li:.-; i-.liei- ,!; U n, taken ill—£ per-im; «*IH . wd'e, iil'lei- we had retire '. tc use the oil. gK ■--.! mv.nd .- ; ,vc h-girl two drops in watOftW -. nibbed Hon !hetlu-o:.t. Next morning 'weWJJ delighted to nnd Unit the could talk iwW«H,i ; ever, imu has l.een abe to do ,?o ovcrSince._ , 1 i-eiimin. gciilieinei'. graiefiilly yours. '•''■• i ; JAS. It. HATCPR^; TP B A f!'o'-# j • • OPTICIAN, -—-•.--', _ MATHEMATICAL, AND NAUTIPA". | INSTRUMENT MAKER, .. SrIOETUND STREET. . ..-; |l?.V*i ALWAYS IN STbpK- : Spoctaclcs and Kyo-glassos of oveiy Id"4' * acsuratc IH guaranteed Open; Glasao* of superior quality • Mgst Tele3Coptß, Binocular Field Glasses.:and W°" eeopos ; powerful and cheap „t. t ali • Theodolites, Mining CompasjOvAbneyf *™^ Drainirge Levels, Prismatic Compasso*! ?'r 1> a wing Instruments. Scales, t-arallel Bare™ Ships' Logs. Sextants, Compasses Biona^« L H-.ivmcters. Thermometers. Hydrometers - EUotrio Bells. Batteries, and Fittings "' Magnetic and Galvanic Medical MacbingJ Magic Lantcrcs aud Slides. Hand Magniß(B» Stereoscopes and sll'es, Urarhsscopes Steam linages and Tubing, SalinoiuetaM ■> Amateur I'hot graphic Cameras . ■•' '.■: JUST RffCBrViCD I' , c -^ Lantara combining dlssolvta*. Also, Steam aud Electro, Motor w klodeli, Locomotives, w* fsg£sii* | Ranje TUeraiometara. and fyromo >V&»B. Ekstbumkntb or ever* kiw> nxr****" OPPOSITK -IfHaTOW-OyWg^^ t