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Hastings Standard, Volume VIII, Issue 3095, 6 August 1903, Page 4

A FRIEND IN NEED. DK. ELviSLIK, L.P PHYS ET„ SURG GLASG. L.S.A., LONJ.)., L.M., etc. (Registered by the Governmeut of threat Britain, New South Wales and New Zealand.) e ' N0.13, WELLINGTON TERRACE. WELLINGTON. This Highly-quaiiiied Physician and -u.geon from the Hospitals of W .and Pa ns expert inpii" 1 ? f- d rcscarch beco " ie Special Diseases of M V?A'&*££ the»hn« y ? uccessful treatment of the above c i ass o{ « and N ° Fa "«™'' consultations are free to all so tlniDON'T WORRY ANY LONGER . t)J lett.tr costs nothing nmi ~ =" "• ;'»»» or KM„ey „,, 1 Ll ],r Sf ."

N v"^T O «KS VITAL ENERGY T used. Moderate charires Poll ««!. strictest confidence success — h -' he ness. ' ENCLOSE A FEE OF £l. sarv for ?w } ° f rcm cdies ncccs-. »<iiy ior their case. As mv rcnMi» t *™.s«'t direct from Wei! to, int patien s save heavy Customs iutSf Consultalion hours, l 9 to J2, 2 To . . -' • • aro sut f-f' r' r or s - rt - Mil, write r t r w^ She ; No - 13 > Wellington Ter dei,u, ! . aV ou r troubles and their cau everv "■."f r " nt T S J a , perfect cure *n make -,- .. P und " la . ,;cn - or he will : .-"•.. \fv Strictly confidential u0au,.... -aarges. Consulting hours ■- -te4,7 to 8. i Jss.^o l i 3 io^K2?rr U) * daily, wh(S is a l(Vr,ll,r kA_., i'iij'siciiin and Spec up-to-date treatment j est saiisuction. K liable, Strictly confidential. Moderate charges. Call or write. SUBJECTS OP MOST DREADFUL EXHAUSTION CURED AND MADE HAPPY, •M Y DEAR DOCTOR,I have no hesitation wnatevar in saying -Yes," in reply to your letter received to-day, in which you ask mo whether I am willing to lei the public; know the benefit I have received a " }'""i" hands. When I saw you upon the recommendation of Mr Griffith, whom you had previously completely cured of a similar compiaini > I think I was in a bad state of mis •y anu depression of both mind and body as any human being could be : !ii fact, I felt that life was not worth ; m'!ig, psj that my ftiture was a '.Jlank. I was an object of misery and despair. Well, I called upon you, anu you spoke some kind, cheering word.s tome and pointed out the cause of all these troubles and the grave character of the follies of my youth. Yrvi told me plainly and honestly that you couid and woi/ld cure the vigors ■>i manhood, so that I should no longer be basnful and stupid in society, ad could take my. part and interest :;i the amusements and sports of others and have an ambition in my bust '.ess. At first I thought your proinse was too good to be true. I am Ihankful to say I tried your treatnent. I swear solemnly 1 feel a dif erent man to-day. I have put en lesh and muscle and have any amiunt of confidence in myself. I trn icriectly healthy, and quite happy, •I'd capable of enjoying myself as ithcrs do, and I don't mope about bv iiyself and shun society. I earnestly ■eeommend all my fellow sufferers to Hit their confidence in vou, as your :eatment is perfect and your eharg•s are small.—l am, yours trvly LACHLAN CAMEItON.

sun mmmm office, ESTABLISH MD 1716 A.D. , THE OL»F,ST PURELY FIRE ©FFICE IN THE 1 sum insured ... £459,800.GG« Hastings Agsnt. yiIIESPASSEBS wi;b Dog or Gun t. 0:1 my Propsriy knof.'U s« lazclthccpe (lute .Trimble's Farm) 'ill be prosecuted. W. L F.XCLAND