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m TULIAN, M.H., PBOFESSOK OF MEDICAL BOTANY 62 CATHKOBAL SQUARE, CHBIBTCHUBCH, N.Z. THE SUCCESSFUL SPECIALIST IN NEBVOUS DISEASES.. Please read the following evidence of my ability to treat successfully CHRONIC DISEASE. Copucs of Certificates. CHRONIC DIABBHCBA. " Colombo street, Chriatchurcb, 20th January, 1886. ; "MbJuliah, "Dear Sir,—l wish it to be widely known that your treatment for Chronic. Diarrhoea is successful in my wife's case. -She suffered for twenty years. Several Doctors attended-her from tune to time, but their remedies were of no use. She now eajoye such health, as was denied her for twenty years, and she is quite, grateful for the benefit of your treatment. Language is not . powerful enough to express .her gratitude.—Youra faithfully, . . .; "Jahm Mills." SIGHT EESTOBED. " Woolston, January 19th, 1889. " Mb JtTLiAjr, • ■;•'.: ; " Dear Sir,—Two years ago my_little daughter's eyes began to inflame. The inflammation increased ,in spite of medical : treatment, tdllßhebecameTOTALLYbHnd. : She was under medical treatment for more ; than a year, at the end of which time' the : Doctor who attended her pronounced her QUITE BLIND; her bodily condition . generally was very weak. After that I tried your treatment, and, after six monthe, I am nappy to say the inflammation has disappeared : her BIiHT is SBSTOEED,and her health is all that can be desired. 1 give you this testimonial, in the hope that those who ate similarly afflicted, may take courage,- and apply to yon for relief.— tYours respectfully, < .;.-.■ i. j 'J.Habt." j EPILEPSY. \ - ■ ._ " Hazelden road, Addington. ; ? "July 29th, 188&. " Mb X. Jcliak. . ;t- ---: •' Dear Sir,—£ have had one of my daughters under your treatment for Epilepsy.' .■with which ehe has been afflicted for about THEEE YEAB3. - Medical men did her no good, and I was afraid she would get dropsical, or INSANE. At,last I thought of applying to.yoa, and! am happy to state that after FIVE WEEKS' treatment she }b of bright intellect, without recurrence of fits, and in good health. I have every confidence that under your treatment she will be PEBFECTLY BESTOBED in a fihort time. You may make what use you please of this; communication.—Yours gratefully, : T "C. Wabd (late H.M. Cuetome)." ;. These testimonies are, Ltrne. Scrutiny is invited. I have other certificates quite equal to the foregoing.. .Parsons interested may Fee thettt on request. My speciality is the treatment of Nervoue Diseases in every form. I claim to have the ability to treat successfully all forms of Nervousness, from whatever cause arising , , it may be from one's own faults; or from one's misfortune , mental or physical, hereditary or acquired. Ido not pretend to cure, every case however bad, although many so-called hopeless cases have been cured,,but I will gladly give my opinion tree to those who consult mc personally, and on receipt of & stamped and directed envelope, to those who consulfeme by letter. Patients mayrely upon strict integiicy, proved ability, and reasonable chaxgee. Medicines securely packed, and delivery guaranteed. My standard Herbal Bemediesfor acute attacks Of diseaee, are hard to beat. Sure cure for Neuralgia, Is 6d and 2s 6d per bottle. Herbal Lung Balsam, for diseases of the throat and lungs, 2a. Koromiko Dysentery Syrup, for Diarrhoea, 4c, 2a 61. Sure Cure for Corns, Iβ 6d. Bejrulating PiHs, for constipation, sick headache, biliousness &0., Is per box. Ask yonr Grocer for these artiolee. If he values yonr custom he will supply jou.if cot, I will send them* poet or carriage pre-paid, on receipt of pnCe ' T. JULIAN, M.H.. 62, Cathedral square, Chnstchurch.
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Press, Volume XLIII, Issue 6368, 16 February 1886, Page 4
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