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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 6273, 24 December 1881, Page 2

Medical" M° M CURATIVE PROPERTIES Professor' qusscott-s UERHAL TREATMENT MAY SOW BE ShoKTLAND-STKKET. To Professor IJtuacott, Shortlaml-rtrect n -It .3 with «r-at pleasure that I add * °' r of your valuable t e ,.tin.onials f „ r the 1,. c n»mb. r your medicine has pcrfo med on me r 1 ' e " r « troubled with what some me li™) men lion, others dyspepsia, but "hell I rxir.'i the lfith of Sei.temi.rr, you told me'thi Vl''' complaint; you explained to me mvsvm,,„ liT « the palpitati mof the heart, the wind ,Vii, aboßtcold hands ami feet, the sourn. sa of the ivin,r'"" r 'V- h . I used to belch, cold chills runuin- d '"V 1 and, in (act, y..u described m> frelmea so hvk . that, 1 was quite satistie.l thai )«u u, complaint, and lam happy to sav that th-n", "J herbal treatment you l,av e effected a Yours ever grateful, Mr*, il. Utile. Auckland. ""son s:rt € j To J'rofessor Gusscott, Shetland sire-t ehave been trouhleil with rheum-iti*,,, f, ' r three years. As I explained to v.iu when 1 Jif ll *'- the 2i»ih of Oc oberthatl had been a a- aft in r 'Q many years. 1 atn well known in Au.' i ? ?" Jnfr -r so me years 1 have b, en a |.e:t'eU marivr-' • months before I consulted you i i, , ; " J ' ;it crutches ; and (am happy to s.iv that i„..„ l'*; n on free from rain as ever 1 iiid in mv a* has all disappeared, an I am a nc^Y, your trcatmeut; and I should reiomm'!s troubled with rheumatism to apply to v >„ from experiem-c.—l am, yours ever c .'t^fi?i 3 Uuntor, Syuionds stn et. ' • To Profess r Gusscott, Shortland-stre** n —I am happy to inform you that thn.u -h - ». treatment 1 can safelv s 4 y thit 1 h*ve V ' r r}:i i beneUt through jourli.rUi treatineht'\i lv *'" l .l*** me<tioine that I have tver Uken.' I troubled with asthma for this list live v obliged to give up my husine-s and , for medical treatment, and ceein ' vour . and the many cures you had ~ , you required no inform .tion and that voj manscomi.lain as soon as vo'i s W him- e " to me so correctly, and that'is more th in l" a ''*} 51 man ever told me bifo e, and it .-ave me place my.-elf under your trea mei.t, I ,0 m Can,bridge. I shall return home o'n"'we I and you may relj y..u uill have m o » ~ K "!v. irom that district -Yours truiv. Joh,,']l f" ci:;oaj Queen-street, Auckland. " "«Kreav« To Professor Gusscott, Sliortlan.l st. c--3'ou are aware that I explain d t!w" ' r .~ A » piles'"for" the ''last' ' r Jar bl '''' you, about six weeks ar-o '| | ler ... 1 T'l'lm-I to bleed for an hour at a t n,7J\ , I V°'"m ' to chaugo my clothes, but when vou told i V ° won d make me worse before r shoifd be to K iJ^pbu^/^ h -'-i weeks y„u have effeetci shall ever be a bell, v, r in herb, after the u.i.niirfnf cure you have perfo nu-d on m* —v n,lt - n u/ grateful llenry Mar.-h. Albert-street. OctoW-u Io Professor G«s»c.>tt, Mio-.1.m.l -treet V.hapov to ltiform you of the m-i»nV, v ceived through yuur medictnal Uv.a m «_. m ' 1 V- 4f n\7" you on the -J7th of l.»s- U. t0 leg was pionounced incurable - hut uVcii Ic,?' 1 ! 7 vou you told me that vou wuuM convir fortmq:-.t. and I nm hai i»v to civr„i. t,.,.'rr r? your promise, although 1 was rather ii«ub:hi[" i , C ? was told by a friend of mine tiiat, if 1 -ai.i J., t, would not treat me. My friend'* uue i- v H'alkcr, who knew you i-i Chri-tehureh"' also a patient of yours which you enrol „f t ;,., I am happy to say that i have ni-i •rut.'hes. a. d at.le to atund to mv do:. n'V .'nd"? I give you this for the benefit of ..th" r. «In i'r,. I !.'f ir.gas I have l.ien fer years Vours. ev-r Ylu- ; <ni" Mrs. Eliv Joycu, . x «e\vtoii-roid. I'eniui'orl ' Professor Gu.sscott, .South Town Iteii "i -lr >i- _T have been troubled with nervous diihiJitv j'Y rhVr'i«J eib r ht years, brought on, as you haw t .\ in ."i" Canterbury Times, by the indiscretion ».f oarlv r.'mh I have spent scores of pounds lirst with ;rd then with another, but never received anv pereuocnt lietK-flt. home said that I had heart diw others that 1 was consumptive, but when i wrote tn yon 'f rom the Uakaia you explained mv syniptm,M so exactly that I was itsdmvd to come to town u oiiuf. you tohi tin.-j ou could treat me eiptailv w,>n stopping and attendikg to mv work in t ; m'e by coming to town. 1 was unlit for work. 50 litcilltd to come to town for a sp t -Jl, as I could n»--itU-r i.it tor sleep. My mind wandered ; 1 had a do>::c t«« I.- i\\ \j from company, and yet when alone mv ~wn r iim any was hateful to me. 1 was troubled" wLh li;- vms hideous dreams, and was in that low. i.»tv ;:s .staia which made me sometimes feel a.s if death «<. ::iil te a happy release. My head ached, my he irt \ ,ilt itatcl violently, I would siartalm stat mv own My mind, in fact, was not mv own I 'saw voh oi> mv arrival in town, when you were in Manchester-si:'* ci. ;isd you then tohl me that it would fake three i:i at the very least toetfWt a perfect turc. ami tha* 1 nlnst comply exactly with vour instructions; if 2: von would not guarantee a cure. lam now happy to*?ay that 1 did jw you told me to the very t:.y hours and habits, and that now, after the lap-.- of cfteen weeks, my memorv is rest..red, my si-lit ! Wcome stronp a-ain, my mind has ceas.-d to war.ikr. I can enjoy company, and, in short. Kichards again. I should nnt go to the trouble of d--?cri!.i:jj so minutely my sulferimrs. but that I know of so rmr young men who are living seelude.l lives whose Mitftr. mgs are precisely what my own were In-fore I e.»iuo to you, and who, although in health, would he nal'y aniiahle and estim ihle persons, are looked up- n as gloomy, morose, and unsociable men simply hccius® ■3 that phase of the which 1 i-ave n.*irn< 'l. a hatred for company. If this should be read bv any of those persons, Mitferina as I did. and tl.ev are'iiuhi'co.l to apply to yon for relief, 1 will guarantee Hint they will say after a few weeks fh «t they n«.v« r I.tfti out a more protitahle sum of money than when tii-y catno to Profus>or CuscotL.— Uelleve me, vourt faillifull", Richard T»f>bson. I'.S. —1 return to my work to-niuV-row, and 1 know my frie; d- there will be agreeably astonished at my present appearance. Victoria-street. Christchurch, .Tan. 20. ISSO. To Professor Gusscott, Shortland street. — have been troubled with neuralgia m both my P.tad and face, and been deprived fivm many ni.'hta' ?Kei», and when 1 sat down to my food nuny times 1 i.avo had to p.-t up from the table and wa'k iboiit witi.out ever tasting foo i. As I told you, when I applied tn you, that I had tried all 'he clicmis'.a in town, uurf I only got temporary relief. When you t"M r::e y.-u would cure nu in a minute I w is very l«::i E am happy to s-iy you did so. 1 should recotr.m> t<l any lady suffering from tho same tojjive you a tii-il, as yott told me. If no cure, no pay.—lJelieve me t'jl-e, }our» ever thankful, Kachel" Couseiis, Victcria-itrtct. Xovemher 24. To I'rofes.-or Gusscott. >hor(I tnd f-treet. It U *i'.a great'pleasure that I acknowledge a jterfect curd I have received through 3our herbal treatim-M. I Uve b en troubled with stmrvy for three years ami nino months, which I explained to you when 1 you. 1 told you I could form no other cau?e ui 4 U:-? it was through sleeping in a boil wh re someone l.al been sleeping who had the scurvy. 1 have always been very particular wh> 11 staying at the hotels to examine the linen before going to be 1. 1 have mttu:;ir.j men 011 my route who have got the sam.; c?mp!:»isi through slee])inir in dirty berl- the sam-j as 1 '!M. I also told you v hen I appfied that 1 h id taken a Krttt quantity of me dcine until my ha r h- gan to fail v tf; but I happened to see your advertisement statins th s .t your treatment was solely herbs. 1 have known wonderful cures etfeeied through the herbal treatment when minerals have failed ; and buns a l.eiievcr iu herbs, 1 was very happy to place myself under your treatment as s-on as you came to Auckland, an ! I am glad to sav you have elfected a cure on me ami mmlo me .a clean, strong, healthy man —Relieve me *<> ht>, yours ever thankful, Alfred Hopkins. >'ew >'orth R« ad» December Oth.

To Profes>or Gusscoti. Sir,— Having been troubled with asthma for the last .'even years, on several occasions I have been propped up in bed. and many times I had to get up and walk to get a breath of air, and had become so bad that I was not able to attend to my business; in fact. I had become a burden to my. self and the people with whom-4 was stopping. When 1 came to you, you told me all my symptom?, which gave me confidence to place myself under y-'-ir treatment, and being a believer of herbs, and Feeing the large assortment in your establishment, and also the references from other sufferers the same as myself, in looking back to th-' time of my suffering so !u:; s '. and spendimr so much money without receiving a:j benelit from the treatment until L applied to you. I remain, yours ever thankful, Donald buuui, King-strret, Dunedin. May 3bth. To Professor Gusscott, South Town Kelt. Ptr.r Sir, - When I applied to you I had been suffe'in-,' uith tha dropsy for this last four years. Before 1 left -:Uin£ton I had been under three ditferent doctors, butnever received any benefit from them I was a-iv;-\-d tJ couto to Ciiristchurch for a change of rlini Jt-% tot tiudiiu there was no change for the better, 1 «'»s advised to be tapped by the doctors, who told r.:o that wai the only hope there was for me. I have r.hnys heurd it said that when any one is tapped t::>-re _i$ no cure; but I am happy to say that when 1 at-pli'-'l you you said you could cure me in six wtV*-. providing that 1 went by yotir insti ucti<«us ; al*'; wh-.-;: J;" 1 " showed us the different assortments ami she that you have, my husband made up bis miwl and being a believer in herbs and the many cases they have cured in the part of Lancashire that i came from, I knew that I could not do than come under your treatment. I feel it mj publicly acknowledge the great benefit I liave from vour treatment.—l am, jvurs ever giateiui, Sarah Petch. .. . 4 To Professor Gusscott. South Town Pelt, 1 church. Pear Sir, —I now, according to t-r-'Mi?" 3 forward you with treat pieasure, my testimony successful cure of a troublesome skin di-u-i-c. v,::icJ caused me great waste of strength and annoyance .or many years. .My case is well known, as 1 rr-vun. the best advice in Timaru and Pur-edm. which unsuccessful and balHed every treatment } oU . valuable Herbal treatment, as all other men recommended lotions and ointments, but >': > ' :lc *r me that vours was internal treatment only, "Inch no onlv cured me of the above complaint, but ga*e m fresh enerirv and vigour to my whole system.-* ever grateful, Thomas Higgins, Timaru. Professor Gusscott. South Town Belt. Mr, l• » happy to present to you tape-worm 6*ft. long. * 1 came to vou you told me you could cure « » « hours, but I was rather doubtful, but hrarm \o were rather hastv. I dared not tell you that I vour abilitv to cure me in such a short time. iu been treated by many of the homoeopathic, but none ever effected a cure. \ou told l,u '• \ r would charge me £1 for a cure, which I v " 1 . 3 . happy to comply with your wishes on Liosecoiau also vou told me you would refund my in^j K '. again if vou dM not do so in presence of Mr.. i-n> aud Mrs. Adams, but I am to say Hiatal presenting 1 you with the monster in preference money. I hare showni tlna truly, Mrs. in this neighbourhood. 1 n in.i-.u, ju Eliza Thornton. Victoria-street. Professor Gusscott would impress upon those who mav do him the honour to consult him that the secrecy can he relied upon; irom lon«per?euce, and a careful study of the hmnan ne the couudenceofdthcr sex sulferins from functional -P^ do snifer to U-tno they desire an oUi . xcmW-S false delicacy <h ter suttermg wv.J ims i: " s t r ! C fesS the cause of this blight to manhood, the -.r confidence may be relied uponCONSULTATION' IIIiATIS. .t3T Can ba consulted liv letter. , f Public inspection invited to tho large assortment ot BRITISH ASD AMERICAN IIERUb. Note the Aildrcss : pROFESSOB OUS0 US SCOTT, XEXT DOOR TO MKSSRS. WINKS A>"D HALL'S KSTAP.I.ISIIMF.NT, SHOEXLAXU-STKEET, AUCKLAJvD Houita—From 9 a.m. to S p.m.