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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1024, 16 October 1891, Page 39

BEAD WHAT M OTHER MARY JOSEPH AUBERT HAS DONE. Hastings. August 27, IS9I. Messrs Kempthorne, Prosser & Co., | Wellington. . Gentlemen,— Seeing an advertisement in -the Napier Evening News regarding Sister Mary Joseph Aubert’a remedies, I trust for the benefit of the general public ia this district, to whom Sister Mary Joseph is so well known as a skilful nurse, not to mention her •charitable and kindly disposition, that you will appoint local chemists to vend her -valuable medicines. ) Yours faithfully, _ A. B. Greene (Financial Agent). Napier, September 4, IS9I. Rev and Dear Sister Mary Joseph,—l am very pleased to hear you have decided on •offering those valuable medicines of yours to the public, which so many years you dispensed to the Natives and Earol>eans when you resided in this neighbourhood, with such ; good results. There can be no doubt that when they become more widely known by -their publicity, they will be as much sought ' after for their excellence in your new I ■district as they are here. j Wishing you continued good health and happiness, I am yours, ve-y truly, L. Ansell Tiffin. Taradale, October, ISSS. To Sister Mary Joseph,—You attended my Wife and family, and I always found your medicines a great sucoess. \Vould you kindly let me have o bottle of your liver -medicine. W. Brown. Wellington, September 28, IS9I. Mr O. I. Kempthorne. Dear Sir,—l have been about fifteen years Acquainted with Rev Mother Mary Joseph Aubert, and during that time 1 myself have •seen and heard of many wonderful cures f,om the use of her mediciues, and may also -state I have used “ Paramo ” for a long time, and have derived great benefit from •its n*e, and can certainly recommend It to ■ail sufferers from the liver and kidneys. I am, yours truly, Ekv Father Sazeau. River Bank, Taradale, September 10, IS9I. Dear Sister,—l am very happy to bear testimony to the wonderful effects of your medicine. For two years t was under | doctors’ care without them doing me any good. The second bottle of your medicine (Nstanata) made a complete cure. It is now twelve years ago, and I have Dever been a day sick since. Yonrs sincerely, Nicholas Hawkins. Taradale, Napier, September 10, 1891. A number cf years ago my children Were ailing fiom some compl-iut, and I could get no medicine to do any good ; so, hearing of Sister Mary Joseph, I took them to her. She said she could cure them, and gave me some medicine (Natanata), which I gave them, and before many days they were better ; and I have been very sorry since she left Napier. Mrs C. R. Hollis. Taradale, September 7, 1891. Dear Sister, —I have suffered from livet complaint and tried several medicines, but they did me no good ; so I took your medicine (Natanata and Paramo in alternation ), which has done me a lot of good, and I can recommend them to others. Mary Hogan. Taradale, September 9, 1891. Dear Sister, —I thank you for the medicine you gave to my family. VPhen they were all laid up with scarlet fever and other diseases the medicine you gave them cared them all. John O’Reilly. To Sister Mary Joseph,—l have heard manv speak in the highest terms of the medicines supplied by the Sister, and it is with great pleasure that I can testify to their efficacy, having on two occasions my own children given up by the doctors. I made use of the medicine as supplied by the Sister with the happiest results. All are living and enjoying good health. Yours faithfully, R. Neagle. Jervoiaton, September 7,1891. Dear Madam,—lt affords me the greatest pleasure to offer my testimony to your wonderful abilities in curing the sick, as instance my daughter Edi h, when, after b*3ing cruelly treated by a local doctor, who (ignorant of her nilmentl gave her only a few hours to live, you kindly took her case in hand. She Is now a living testimony to your almost miraculous cure. I attribute your great success to your study and thorough knowledge of herbs. I am, faithfully yours, W. Anderson. Taradale, Dear Skter, —I thank you sincerely for your valuable medicine (Marupa). It cured xne when all other remedies failed. Sincerely yonrs, R. Doyle Taradale, September 10, 1891. Dear Sister,—l have very great pleasure in testifying to the value of your remedies, as they were used in my family with wonderful effect for many years, and I am •especially grateful to you for saving the life of my daughter when others said she would not live. . . , , . Trusting you may live long to help and cure the tufferirg. 1 cm, Yours faithfully, YV. Lord.