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Manawatu Standard, Volume VIII, Issue 140, 24 November 1884, Page 4

FIRST PRIZE A. A. AND I\A. EXHIBITION, 1883. eSIOQO Reward, C A-IJTSOIV. ASK FOR ' KITCHEN'S ;ii Blood Restorer. The Great New e^ealand Rme,dy,for ,:; Cfyatising, Purifying ' ■■' '' r ' • I AND ' .'"«'■• j — . «,, | Invigorating tfik iftloodl _i . . i ■ -•■ ifnpSE Proprietor;' 'sn explaining why p ;be has not for some time pushed the sale of the above, would state that he received %ich : a serious check by the, disastrous fire which destroyed costly : appliances and < a* ■ magnificent" slqdc 'of - 'prepared herbs (recently replaced), and he has not therefore been itr a position to come before the public. He. .has. not., been able <to satisfy all the : focal ancT foreigik • d'dhiands, and' '■ -was unable -tU administer as extensively as lit. could ha^ie desired to the wants of a suffering world.! Mr HiTCHENS^s<3idw' Sappy to state that he is once again m a position to supply this 1 health -giving Medicine; ' which ihe -is convinced will, : '" Vifith 'tbe blessiiijg of God?' cure almost iiny dls*6*faCT, owing to its irresistible' yet gentle' operation. In Coming before the public and planting his sfdndard "once more on the ramparts of the great ~ eneiiiy of maukijid— £-.o**J3JP,kness— -he .trusts that I an -overruling Providence will bless his .fuj^re efforts to mitigate; /jfcha physical, woes o;f s mari. -iv "this evening's titcw appear; a few of the hundreds v of testimonials received by Mr Hixchens, one of whiph is.from one-'of Auckland ? s best known! citizens. .l£ requires no further 1,-qgmjnent than to say that hi 3 illness was ofj a l . moM'sieVdre type,: baffliiig the' skill of irieFdical ; men, while other iri^ fallible remedies^yere tried without the! slightest change for the better. Here , is what ■ .Gapt^n • Farqiihar says' /of ltHjTpHENs'BL9piy: Restdree. „ / ; i Auckland,:; October 15, 1883.. • ! Dear Sir,— : - For! tw^lveimontlis'l^wfferediseyerelyi, from sbiatica, »udj;i;ied;sariqu,s remedies, •, without avail, and as aJast.resource I s Wk* rjecpm mended to , giye . y ou r , blood; . restorer a trial, which .1; have much [pleasure m testifying, that after taking it fyr three,. months I |CompleJel.y. recovered my health. ,1 'muse say I, had no . faith' in it at^rs't, but 'th'e rejju.lt Wak ! such a| thorough .(ture:|liat I consider ft ., » oiK duty; to aciinQwledge^ unsolicited, its' am/ Sir ' 'faithfully yours.j Wv FARCiiifliii, Master Mariner, Ponsohbyi.^.--^ i" >■■'■■ -• ! ' :: ! »---f „•■:.'/ ' |fe)|HvA; S; Hitchens^Esq. i i>.-m; f?i "„ ; Th 6 Proprietor ..would here' intimate , tbat ! ' ' '-...,.};,] <,*■} m ; } .:rj-:.j , ;,,.■.«,■ will be io,r&ite^ tq,aiiy •Cj/ari^abie Institutibn; if the^odf done by .liis medicine b'as been over-estimated.' ' ' The proprietor is prepared to meet on a public platform any persons who dispute ithe } vera ! city!of testimonialsiiaridi will kiddertakeito pfoye; the genuineness ,of theicni'^s ef?ecte,d, • He v: ia ( also willing JtQi iineet, m fpuWiQ , .the ,medical gentlanen who have attended the patients and have pronounced them inf .curab(e,.and } answer rquest^ons putirelaItiVe to the facts of the cases quote^. ; 'Medical men'^n^'me^s Jibve, from. : mo.tiyeß| of conMderation^been excluded 'from all jtegtjmonials. "but Itien personal acknowledfiement would a^(l' increased brilliancy to thejfame^e 1 iifed{cnVe; H V i - Mr ; .Alexander^ .JEagleton^ Hair- ! kresser, ~6i Queen-street, AucKlaiKf,* suffered with a paplysed arm., with gy^y indication of the disease spreading through, the- body. The tloctors; pro- , pQunced tile case'^ nopeiessi and ftiends 'beiievp«J his end wi's (drawing !'riear^ when |he was induced to give Hitcheris 5 ' Blood] Restorejr; a triali ; ; the r'esulf 1 feeing. .»« immediate^bkigeifbrlHeDetter ; arid . on, coiitinuing to take tiie-medicine, he yjjs' completely restored to heattlrand 1 strengjth.-Wellington-street;,, i At^yiaud, . December l,|S8 t 2.. Mr H^^HjENS; —• "VA \ - Deir^r,;— As yaujiave ask^ed/ine to ; describe V-^y state.; iat the riitfe Mr •McMillan recomuiended me to use your ■ Bloodißp?tpr«ri'and{,the effect it ftai^on me, II will simply saj^ that Whether it Mas Lumbago, Sciatica-, or Paralysis that: made me; »o ; helpless, 1/ do / not j ;kriow baf, at atfy rate, I 'was unkble t6 ! Btand ffor nine months,' and had • >(o be t lifted like a bab,y,,,and mytastei gone. | Dr said I had an afifection 9f the] spine/* and- that: I should . never feye of-my: liinbg again, He 'iiroughtyanpther.medicaL man to see me, an^l j WasHoTiiHh^i 1 / iobuM probaMy M^eo^V^a^h^t-^nfie, and' it was 1 no ■ use ojitJiefcJwldiiig qutfglae hopes. .1, .' tnartkfcd them, and felt as "they did. Mr McMUlani'iWiiVg6pp6si i te^inquired' > what wasHhe i mat6r, ! : c .^y ; fh u^bUnd j told him. | Re, »t on.ee.^id, " Let her take; i; Mr Hitchens' Blood Restorer, for I be-' 'iitfve tbair Will put her all right." J Idid so/and. aMrNusingjJlje' third. bottle m the third week, I began to feel a change, 'and a tingling sensatfon m 'my limbs 1 1- 1 Every subsequent bottle seemed to do ibe more good. The result is that after 'using; eight bottles, I am now. quite well, ao my own washing, and all the housejwVriH? '■•'?&-??$ W} 1 ?' as |weW, a 9 when jl 'first came ' to N.eyir .Z^aJand five years ago. I always ¥appv to tell peoplis the -gotf&lyoii 'did- 'me,;forjliam sure I should not now, vbe well and "hearty, but most Ukely iii my' r graVd, if I liadlnot pufmysell Tiri-your hands'.—! am, dear si^, faithfully, FLORA l NlcoLi-..i1.H^.... :i ..i . ; ...,;.-; . ,v, ' f ' Witness— Henrje . . ILvnT^QLii, Nel,Bon street. — I have much -pleasure m ' testifying >'to (the perfect accuracy, of the \ above statement. r . . N. McMiLl-A^Vu^cau Lane, Auckland. . i,';EJb H. Hitchens, .hh ABERCROMUIRr-STBEET, AUCKLAND. ■"' F. BEAVEN, Agent for Palmeraton North.