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Manawatu Herald, 18 May 1893, Page 4

SPECIAL MEDICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. 1 blindnebsTdeafnesr, And all Chronic Ailments of the Eye, Ear, N- sp, Thr at, Skin, a- d B nod Dulses, Ihbp jsi , D«l«i ity Pumoijury Consuin|itioii,ana a lLhrouio Affectious of tlio »Stomach, Ch st, Brouchial Tubes, and Neiv ue Hyst' tn. TEN YEA-RS' P^ACCICAL EXPERI ESCE IN THE 'AtTSTBALiA ;» COLONIES. Dr. Geo. H. Raymond, ; r pHE Eminent Specialist of the I 1 Eye, Eur, Throat, urid Chest, Uind; ifOtaujc Physician, aud author ■^pi';nuinorous Scien,tific, Pamphlets on Aural and Ophthalmic Diseases, and who has been residing for the last ■ three months in 'Auckland,. . IS NOW IN WELLINGTON, and will stay a sufficient length of time to give every afflicted and curable person- an opportunity of benefiting by his skill and experience. Address — No. 40, Ghuznee-street, • Off Cuba- street, Works Ackxowledgkd by 'mE ; Phinckss of W^uss. Note— Dß RAYMOND treats all diseases with HERBS ONLY, as he is too conseientions to practice with deadly chemicals, either in Allopathic or Honvjeop'atbic doses ; and, moreover, Dr Raymond has cured the lailurts of the best legally qualified physicials and surgeons in existence, and can show a Reputation Un approached l>y any other physician in chronic diseases in the Southern Hemisphere. Dr Raymond would also add here that what he htis done in Auckland and the Australian Colonies, he can hleo do inrWellfnft&i j, ahel that the Shbjo'ined^Testimonial is only a corroborat ion of what he has achieved . elsewhere. DEAF 42 YEARS. J A MARVELLOUS CURE '<-■ ■' ' OF THE HUMAN EAR AND A DILAPIDATED 00NS1T1UTI0N IN THR CITY OF AUCKLAND. The Patient rapidly recovers from a difficult and complicated Deafnes of Forty-two Years' standing. NOTE.— A different for mof c n ness in each ear, namely, Chronic Otorrhoea of the Bight Ear and Hardened Mucus in the Tympanum of the Left, with other complications of the Aural apparatus. THIS GENTLEMAN HAD NO WAX IN HIS EARS. THE PATIENT'S TESTIMONY. „ p% Raymond, Aui-isfc, &c, v rx Dear Sir— l have ben deaf for '4U years, completely deaf in one ear and partially so in the other ; and of late years the affliction so ; enfeeblod my general health that I often - feared the di^ase/ would, 'terminate, in sortie serioius, if iiOl? fatal, brain complication. "Seeing your ., advertisement, I purchased and .read, .your scientific; pamphlet ; and from the information [ contained thereiu, I was quickly, i persuade.) that :\ou , were. the. only I specialist who couM, possibly succeed jin my case. No intelligent person ! can, make any mistake about eicher j yourself, system, or valuable writings, and if Ljhad met you about 25 years ago you might have saved me many years of untold physical and mental suffering. But 30:1 weiv a very small lad then, aiVd it seems truly wonderful that I should now meet with a man of your ability, after waiting patiently- fo,r,'SO many; years to qouie across ri^physician with, 'my 'ideas of disease.' t I have come across scores of so-called doctors and specialists in my time-; -but as they all seemed to have been of the old orthodox schobl^f vi^ejaioiife^ and utterly devoid of any driginality or plausability, I thought it far better to leave them alone, and wait till 1 met a specialist whose,svstem accorded more with the taws ;or nature. lam happy to say that f have met that man, and every day my d^eafness is gradually, leaying me, arid I feel that I am being restored to my wonted health and vigour. " This cuve should certainly sp^eak A'bV umes f6r -" your simple, natural Botanic practice ; and, as 1 have only been one I month; under ypnr cftre,il ; intend to pursue the treatment further, until you have perforjjie,d t a thorough ciue of my case. I th& Qne ear has im•proVedimmenffil^ and/aa coon as you have finished opening iup CQmmuni,catioa. with ■ ; the rjgty ,ear, you will have given me all the relief I ever wished for— in fact, my ■> heaving wiU then be nearly perfect. I can J Bccdi'cl the" same praise to your general treatment, whioh is certainly making a new man of me. In conclusion, I shall always he "hfijjtff |o tec'Qfi\meii4,ypt( -tißlfriends, or to personalljrftstify fo^your skill and treatment.— Yours very truly, ' : V ,♦ * P\ Jl LINDBEEG." . s' Bellevue C«tYaget feellevue^road, : / ■'" ' Mount Eden, 4th February, 1893." J pj.'esentjng 1 the above testimonialljMrLindbergharhad his hearing Restored in both ears v and will shortly be leaving Auckland on a business trip to Eurqpe ; but hvj.wife and .family may. ,be - interviewed at the same address with respect to the cure. Dr Raymond would also • mention here that her might have oured' scores of other individuals during his. stay in Auckland had they not been so dilatory in making up the'ir/miiid^, and he can't afford to waste hi 9 valuable time among a community who are too slow for a funeral. In conclusion, Dr Eayiiokd would add that at present he has no more pamphlets for sale, as they are all sold. '..:... DRG; H. RAYMOND, Oculist,* Aubist and Botanic Physician, Carlton House, Cuba-street), Wellington: 17th March, 1893>