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I Medical. ! Or the successful treatment of Chronic and Special Diseases accord-- ? iug' to the Laws of Nature and the Philosophy of Common Sense. A Revolution in the Practice of Medicine. - The latest discoveries in the Art of Healing, THE HIGHLY POPULAR & CELEBRATED SPECIALIST, ECLECTOPATHIST', &C. Professor of Natural Science and author of the following works The Prin ciples and Practice of Medical Botany The Rationalistic andl Eclectic.Treatment of Disease? Shadows. &c., has established the NEW ZEALAND ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE for the EfFectua. and Permanent Cure ot al forms ot Chronic ana Complicated Complaints, Nervous Affections and Special Diseases. Nervous Debility (in all its phases). Fits. Effects of Indiscretion Physical DeCS»f» Lost Manhood Spermatorrhoea, Impediments to Marriage, Scrofulous Humours, Eruptions, Incapacity for Study or Business, Cold Extremities, Female Complaints: Liver, Heart, Kidney and Lung Affections, and Diseases which have hitherto been thought incurable, are now yielding rapidly to his treatment, as thousands of grateful patients are willing to testify. '■ ( j■ Who are old before their time, enfeebled in their power, weakened in their enc.-gt, debilitated in their health, misanthropical or hypochondriacal in their mind, amhitinniess in life, and who have . become broken/downEin •* constitution ' fhrour°i excesses, abuses, or indiscretions, - SIGNOR RENAUD'S treatment Darticularlv recommends itself. Avoiding as it does the use of Mineral Drugs ant! Poisons it embraces the latest discoveries and benefits {conferred lon humanity by tho rapid rtrides of Scientific Progress. SUCCESS CERTAIN IN ALL CASES ) pnWFin c NrF * A R9DI lITF R SUFFERERS : CAN ! BE^TREATED UNDERTAKEN. j UNNULNUt . fIDoU I t };EQUALLY.WSI.L AT A.Q^TANCE. Note the} Address : The New Zealand Eclectic Medical Institute ' 42'SHORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND. V O BOX. 239.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7651, 31 May 1886, Page 3

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