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Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 303, 22 December 1891, Page 6

' f 7i ' • !' C JJ '' ''' ' 5 ? ~ ' ~>.■. i ■ a • Hastings, August 27, 1891. ■ - . Messrs-Kempthorne, Pressor &, Co., ,• ■■ Weliing-Lon. , Gor.t.lemen, —Seeing an 'advertisement ii ■ t-^c• '*iNupici" Evonifio- News " 'Sister'ilury Joseph iAu.borb'a-remedies, . trUi-fc for fcho beneriii of the general public i: tiiiS'district), to vvhom Sister alary Joseph i: <■■ Ko w T sll 'known as a skilful nurse, nob t< mention her charitable- and kindly dis position, that you wiiia ppoinc local chemiati ■ to vend her valuable medicines.'-. '''■:"'■■ Yours faithfully, A; B.'Gkeene (Financial Aganfc). I'Tapier, September- 4, 1891. Rev. and Dear Sister Mary Joseph,—] . r.;n .very pleased to hear you havo decidsc on' .otlerinjv-''those valuable medicines o: yours r to tho public, whioh so n:any year: you dispensed 'to the Xntivcs aird Euro peans when you rer-idsd in this iifii;!:bonr; hoor!, with rcxul!.3. There cat: jbe no flqubn than whea tiioy mere I widely'known by tbeir publioicy, t-hny wii be iisninoh foujhi aftei* J'cr ihei:- c:;c iilence in yrvji- now district as they arc; here. Wishing you continued tjood health aac happiness, : I am ycuvs, very truly, L. Anhell Ti:--j?in. Taradole, October, 1835. To Sistc-r Mary Joseph,—You atfcondcc my wifo and family, and I always found your medicine.-i a great success. vV ould yo'c kindly let me have a bottle of your livei medicine. \V. Ekowx. Wellington, September 25, IS9I. ilr 0. I. Kempthcrne. Dear Sir.— l have been about) - lift-eon years Jicciuainbrd wibh Piav. Mother ilar.v Joßoph Aubor.t, and during thafa time 1 myself hiivo nean -and ■ hoarfl of many wonderful cures from the use of bar medicines', and may also suite I ■ have used j "Paramo" fora lon 2 uimo, and have de- . rived, great benciib from 'its use, and can cer-tiiiniy,recommend it to all au&'erers from ■ tho liver and kidney?. 1 ;uv!, yours truly, Kiiv. I-'.vniEi; Sazeaw^ River Bank, Taradale, September 10, 1891.' • Dear Sister, —I am very happy to bear testimony to tho wonderful effects of you? I medicine. For two-years I wag under dos•i i.ors' care without, thorn doinj; me.any ' Tha second bostie of your meuiciuQ j {Watanala) ; made a com.pLets: cure. 16 in now twelve y.f;:ivp .a.fjo, and I have neves? been a- day oick since. - Yours sincerely, : JficiiOLAS ii/-\vi:i:<a., Tai'aualo, Knpior, September 10, 1831. A rmtober of yoars ago' my children were ailing from some complaint, and 1 could get no medicine'to do any good; ho, j heftnnjj of Sister Mary .'Joseph, I took ! them 'co her. She said iha could vrrs I them, !ind yavo me sums medicine (iNsi t.inf.ta), which I thorn, and before ; riutiiy clay a they -ivtvrc best', er; and 1 have ' been very Kerry sinco sho left Napier. ; I\JKS C. R. fIOLLISt j Sister.,. —I have siiiTercd from live? I aompjftint and tried sevcrfil medicines, bu"; j-Uiey did ins no pood : so 1 t.ook vnur mcdi- ! cine (Natauntn and I'sr.'irao in sbevinitioni, ! which has done wa :i .lot of p;ocd, and 1 cats I recommeuei them to oiSierc;. I .-. ■ • . J.laut llcrjAi-r. i _ ■__ , : .•■■•Ji.lq, .September 4, 1891. c'loriiu; my to. j fcimony to your xvondovful I -r.bilitie.' iv eurin;:; ilvi aide, a,i I Ci.in safeiv I ■ "iy you snvcc: wy life >okc yeru-s '>.±o, rtn-J. 1 I-cn-s-o j'lad to know that your modiolus is ] ••■viihiri-fche rc«.ch oi all. I I r.o-aain, sincerely yours, ' ?11, J. <)'iSi'TAI;ES. j j. .. - To Si&ter Mary .Tojcph,—l have hezvd I ;nnny spnak in i he term? of tho I rabclioiuer; suuplied by the Hi.st.or, and it ii j v/ith' 21'?:>« p!ii.-i::ur<3 that I c-JUi tt>;r.ify to I bheir cHicacy, l-.avituj on i:\vr, oi'ca-wor.s m? I own children "ive::, up i\y'tho doctors. 1 '■ insula nss of fcho ' medioiue ;is t-uppiiad b'- r ! llie Si?.l;ur, with fcho l'iuppiest rt:-:ni'ifei ' All i j.ro living and enjoyitu;; yciorj iiealth. j . . V'ourß fuitlifiiily, I .... lw H KAGLE. Jorvoistcn,. September 7, 1891. , Dear Madam, —Ifc a/lords me fchejrreafcesb plsrisnro. ..to oi'er my teslimony to youi , vyondoriul abiiifcies in curi:;;> - tho sick, ns instance my daiuri>ter Edith, when, after ! hesu.2; cruelly treated by a local doctor, who i (iynpranb of her ailmene) gave her only a i few hours f.u livg, you kinrtly took her case lin hand. She ia now a living • J eifimon.y to I your almost miraculous cure. I. attribute i your, groat auccoas-.to your siuclv and ; thorough kno'.vledgs of i?arij3. j ■ ' I am, faithfully yours, ' ■; ■; ■ • w. AsDEKsoy. Tavadaio,. September, 9, 1891, . Dear Sister, —I thank you for your fcind- • ness to myself and family v/hen you were ! living at Moanee. Your vi i .l , i.v.b!u"nicdicin3 ! .saved my life when 1 was suiibrinjv from I ennstroke and inβ-nuriijiscn. Also, one of I children was dansGrovisly ill, and although j 1 f&tib for your msdicine I had liUle hope ; for tho aniid. One defio made a complete cliands iti liiiu. lie was bcttoi , the next £iion:ing. .'■..■ ■ ■ . , Yours sinc&n'ly, j GiiORGIi H-EID. I " _____ : . Taradp];V>Tc;pier, iScpioiribsr 9, 1891. • Dear Sister. — Your va'.ut.bl© madicine ; cured my M-lien vhe vv,aa £i:ileri;jp- . from rheumatic fsvor. : - r-VACQieiv, AIAKV Ly;cch. I Tarado.lo, Sopiombor 9,-1891. j;_ Bear Sister,—l thank you for the medicine you pave'to my family. When they \vuro nil laid, up with scr.rieb .ever mid other iiiseiiwa the saj.cdi'jino you ga'vo chem cured