BUSINESS NOTICES "HPORTAJfT ' ANNOUNCEMENT. rUOFKSSOK. '..;:■;,..., ; ( , ;llhi8(! !•«. I" 1 """ '•< .•■■■■ .! t ,-eeUed, per llK.li Kt.'.-1.1,.'.-. ~;. ~ j... uol , : „ il(1I . l)S {n)m us i.g.nls u, .wn, including' several hitluMt,. mii.rot . 1,. j„ t) u . Colonies, which possess Highly properties. Professor! Jusscott would avail himself of this opportunity to apologise to a numbor of Ins patients for the disappointment caused through his temporary absent from his place ol business, which was unavoidable from the fact th-it ho had a oiise under treatment in the country which necessitated his personal supervision. Professor (Jusscott thinks it necessary to i make this notification to his various corns- \ spondonts in consequence of tho unavoidable delay that has taken place in forwarding hi* medicines. Professor Gusscott thinks, without undue vanity, ho might fairly inscribe as his motto, •' \em \ nil, Vici." Ho is led to this belief | trom the astounding success he has mot with in the treatment or hitherto considered in- ] curable diseases. A feeling of delicacy provents Professor (Jusscott publishing tho nature of the various caaes, but ho is prepared to furnish ample documentary proof trom grateful patients which will convince the most sceptical. Professor (Jusscott would impress upon those who may do him tho houor to consult him that the utmost secrecy can bo relied upon; moreover, from long e.vperiouco, and n, careful study of the human system, he can decide almost at a glance the diagnosis of tho case, thereby relieving the patient of a great deal of nervousness ami hesitation. Professor Gusscott invites the confidence of either sex suffering from functional derangements, Hpermatorh.ua, exhausting dreams, &e. Professor (.Jusscott has made nervous debility and loss of power his especial study from whatever causes arising. He would earnestly impress upon those who suffer to seek immediate advice and counsel, if thov desire "an old ago, sereins and bright.'' Iml no false delicacy deter suffering victims from removing tho cause of this blight to manhood. The strictest confidence may bo relied upon. Professor Gusscott has been uniformly successful in his treatment of patients who have failed to get relief in skin diseases, eruptions, blotches, sore eyes, erysipelas, Ac. Professor Gusscott guarantees to euro rheumatism. His herbal treatment is singularly efficacious in its action on the blood, and speedily removes those poisonous substances which irritate and inflame tho tissue* of the body. Professor Gusscott pledges himself to effect a permanent cure in asthma, and with confidence will undertake eases where the faculty has failed. Sufferers from this distressing malady should at once consult him. it necessary, references of cures effected can bo given. Professor Gusscott would particularise the following ailments upon which ho may bo. consulted : —Liver complaints, indigoßtion,. lowne.ss of spirits, spasms, giddiness, palpitation of the heart, involuntary blushing,, tumors, abscesses, etc. Professor Gusscott would bo happy to* treat business men who, through the sedentary nature of their occupation, suffer from. a sluggish liver. Hi'b liver powder has established for itself an enduring fame as a. speedy corrective, ridding the blood of all: impurities, and restoring regularity to thewhole functions.
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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 725, 6 August 1878, Page 4
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