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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXII, Issue 3070, 19 January 1894, Page 4

"c. harie, HERBAO^T AND HY^piST, , . AUCKLANB. Kew JZealaud Herbs : 'V 4$ Nature's Remedies. It wcu^d hf/ highly ad\a!itageou9 to Hhe public axid likewise to the beet part of the dh dical profession, if th ! predispositions and t occasions of disease were made a portion of tne education of ev.ry gentleman. — Dr Armstrong, „ A man too busy to talce care of his health «i» like a workman too busy to sharpen his tools. — Sel, . ) * i •' The people have boen long educated to look upon a medic il monopoly as the safest means of ensuring, thoir health, they shallow nauseous fixings' tub iuro aw»iy from *vejretables as *a medicine, while they eat with complacency et the dinner table." — Ooffin,2£.l). * ■ - •\iy\ '* Behold, f have *gi yen* "you every herb yielding seed which is upon, the face of the earth, ard every tree to yoja it sh>tll bo for i meat. — Bible. ,i OXiB. Botanic and Herbal practise admits no article to' te uted as a mediciue^that do< f. not harmonise with food, and ni6^t, if noi all, who adopt our Herbal treatment will fiud the siok*able to subsist upon these medicines, ■wh^jj the ligh^st food is rejected, thug affording Nature time to rally * her forces. ;'■ „,.-.;■;. ■'; -.- - : - : : ' U '■'■" ihoufAßdj of people in Auckland daring thedastlouc years can testify whit m%r be dune By Herbal and Electrio tec itm -nt. We hffeymade noohargefor electrioity— i-ivio^ or treatment— aod propose with God's help to carry out the same Ln? of action fqr: the? future. As a veiy important -auxiliary to our business, we have just ( oinpieted pne of the best Electric and Vapour Baths in this'oity. Tne freo use of herbs aud minerals in these baths renders them cquil, if not^ in evei/ respect superior, to the much-faiii|ltDittefajl| baths oE Te -Aroha or the Luke Codiitry. '£x *” once there is th« saving of the train fand co*ch fare, which: in most oases wil^ be sufficient to work a complete cure.. jFor Bbeumatidm, Pains ol Female Irregularities of any kind, too much cannot be sail in |avour of these Baths. r Ou? treatment embraces all of JPr Hallw great Hygienic Secret to health. The Enema, which is the principal agent employed, I post with full: infractions how to use, from 6s t% 1,2s , aoqording toqu*lify, to any part of New Z9alaud. Electricity is M fe, Having a veiy extensive practice in Electricity,- and strong faith in jts potency for good, we would strongly recommsnd our stock of Machines, to |t|l purqhaasrs ;|fuU inetructions as to the use thereof we f urnisn gladly. , Our Herbal medicine is food for the sick child, as weH as for the adult. For Pains in -the Head or Temples, Bronchitis. Pain ; in : the Si>ine or ' bet v< en the Shoulders ; for Fits,' Loss of Memory, Nervousm-es, Hacking Dry Cough, Heart, Lung, or iJ^rp^ibleSi ouv iiCerb^| Reme'lies £%y yeai^frefin assurance that they perform what they are here said to accomplish. Indigestion in any form, or "Chronic Dyspepsia, the beat and moat reliable panacea for all such conditions of body is our and Electrio treatment, n ? '"■■- JBotJ^mt^ Shingles, X)ry Tetter^ ttoh. Ringworm^ oi^any other... Skin Disease r -facts show that ojur treatment is nosurpassed. MKDICTS^E^DELrVSEBQ FSEH OF CHA.E&S TO AJ^J on recept of order s,nd. P.O. orderor postal / .. note. ',--•■ f\ •>4 ..-,-- j AI<L CUEABLE I D 18845&3 GURED AND EVERYONE WONDEttB CJLLY RELIEVED. Extract from 'Auckland Star. 't-' Those who are in need of; medical .advice would do well to note" tne annonncerneul of Mr E. Hare, herbilist and hyßienist, in our bnsiness co!umtiß Mr Hare has nude a study of the ills to wbidh flesh tejieir^ and hii experi^ e^ge"fb treating forma of disease well quilify him as a competent medical expert;. At his coniultinjr rooms i»» Turuer otreet, offUpper Q.'ieen Street, ho has an imporUut auxilimy to his business in one of the best electric a->d vapour baths to the city. The free ? use of horbi and raiceral baths in f ;th« Therm ai Sp.ins^s 7 1 krid "elsewhere. Mr Hare considers electiio treatment aud massage to be invaluable, and he has excel - leutjekctrioal baUe«es fitted up on biA premfceV for application to patients. ; All his remedies are4"berbttl,jand his Ion; acquaintance; with the Waling properties oiiJteW^ Zealand native plants taught Mr Hire that these vegetable remedies are Nature's safer guard. Many testimonials testify to the fcuccesa of his treatment. Testimonial.— ' Dear Mr Hire, I feel >I shall n,ever able fo thank you enough forithe benefit I* have received under your herbal and eleotnc treatment. I had Hlmcst jfi^ren up hope of ever getting better, being Shorou^hly run d/>wii in feojy, and for. eighteen months erysipelas- had settled in my face. During that time I was attended by fire doctors, spared no expense, but *11 failed to do mo any good : but af tor a few m»nthH of yourHreaftreit I am quite restored, and after rec: *ving so much benefit I ups only f-el it ray duty bu! a great prifi? le%e to recommend yoar mole of treatni|nt Ib all Kke sufferers. Wishing you every saoce*B to your good work, and Goi's abundant blessing, yours very faithfully, -A . FHAop.««)»r, Salvation Army "Wac Offi-jo. Welluigiou Correspoudeuce strictly private. E.I4ARe. Hygienisf and Herbalist! TURNER-ST, Auckland!: