Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 11938, 11 January 1901, Page 3

JgACK IN NEW ZEALAND! Dr GEO. ILRAYMOND, Tho World's Greatest Living BOTANIC PHYSICIAN, And who was known to the New Zealand people about seven years ago as - AN EMINENT SPECIALIST Of the Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat, Chest, etc., has now returned to liis beloved New Zealand, Jib I|| after seven long years msT—v lis! of extensive travelling PS) in the United States, fS§Ji liy Canada, and South Afwrfmh Jf ' r ' ca ' " sufficient inducement is offered, tf JilrL i lia3 come " home" to • stay! During his jonr)leys over a tremendously wide area of the IP®&y English-speaking countrioi) ]j r Raymond has Dr Raymond at 28. spread a knowledge of ■ MEDICAL TRUTHS, And has fought many ». fierco battle for justico and medical reform in tbc arena of intellectual combat. And, what with ignorance, superstition, bigotry, prejudice, hostile legislation, and tho contemptible tricks oi counterfeit medical theorists, ho lias had the liveliest time imaginable; and in all his vigorous contorts ho has scattered the ideas and dogmas of his opponents , like mist in the. morning sun, and made, them j feel, at least, that, there is one who thinks that | Truth is worth living for. ARGUES OK- POLITICS. Owinq to the corrupt and iniquitous laws of ! somo of the States and colonies in the Anglo- | Saxon domain, D" Raymond lias, frequently ! had occasion to belabour the professional poli- ! tician for his dirty legislative business, and in j all his writings he has never forgotten to hold j up New Zealand as tho i IDEAI/DEMO'CRAOY j of the earth, and that this beautiful country is 1 making history and citablishing reforms that • people sigh for in other lands. During Dr ; Raymond's six years' residence in the United States he hammered New Zealand into them so hard that thousands actually dreamed they were already transported to these, lovely isles of ; the ocean, only to awake from their felicity to j find not a traco of lhe glorious Utopia! New ; Zealand to-day is certainly the ■ ' BEST ADVERTISED COUNTRY | throughout the vast Anglo-Saxon world, nnd J whose Government is looked upon as the ' grandest model by which any nation or com- ■ munity could shape an honest and satisfactory . destiny. ! And Dr Raymond has ollen told them in Avne- ■ rica that the common people of that blundering nation would have to he purified and regenerated before they could ever expect to achievo that social democratic ideal which is so essential to the lasting peace and happiness of the . human race. Dr Eaymond has now lived in nearly every important section of the English-speaking world, and is constrained to admit that the j New Zealand colonists are the j MOST INTELLECTUALLY PROGRESSIVE and the highest type of the Anglo-Saxon race. I 111 regard to the Practice of Medicine, Dr •' Eaymond would just add here that ho is NO ! IGNORANT VENDOR of PATENT MEDI- i CINES or TOFFEY-COATED PILLS, but is a ' SKILLED and CULTURED BOTANIC I PHYSICIAN j of the highest order, and can (for the | past 20 years) show a rccord unequalled by that J of any class of medical practitioners in the j civilised world. ; Dr Eaymond has had his failures as well as his successes, but for pure, honest merit his MEDICAL TRIUMPHS outshine those of any other physician in existence, bo he Allopath, Homoeopath, or Botanic. Dr Eaymond ) TREATS ALL DISEASES | of Men, Women, and Children with Nonpoisonous Eoots and Herbs only, and patients should send a stamped and self-addressed en- j velope for the Doctor's latest I MEDICAL CIRCULAR, j which is a. veritable eye-opener.on the subject of ■ medicine, arid is illustrative of his great fight with the mineral and deadly drug practitioners and bogus statesmen on Africa's blood-stained ■ soil! The Governments of the Cape Colony and Natal are certainly the very worst of any in connection with the British Empire, and the pettifogging English and Dutch " politicians " of these two colonies are the biggest political frauds that ever walked in the sunlight! There is, however, one redeeming feature in connection with these two countries—the newspapers are, in a measure, unbiassed and fair. . Still, I say, long live the Empire, but down with unjust monopolies! j Address: No. 39 MORAY PLACE, DUNEDIN (Opposite Benevolent Institution). Side Entrance, and Upstairs. j ANTED, THEATRICAL MANAGERS ' Hnd Others to Know that the OUsn Dailv | 'limes undertakes the POSTING of WOOD-! CUTS (say size), STREAMERS, POSTERS, j and 67617 description of Printing :n the mod j prominent positions in the City, on 'he shortest j notice.

NOW ON SALE OiTOD&liEro . MJT OMCE. ■ ::— — r BMUIIIKS 5 nra» cmms mhwmi. OVERFLOWING WITH BEMTIFIiL ILLUSTRATIONS. FULL OF CAPBTAL READING. "NEW ZEALAND FOE NEW ZEALANDERS" is an excellent motto, which every loyal colonist will echo; therefore the wonderfully representative series of pictures which illustrate the article ' > ' "MAORIUND, NORTH AMD SOUTH" will charm every loyal colonist by their variety and beauty. .. FROM .. . AUCKLAND, > WITH ITS. TROEIC LUXURIANCE, ITS VOLCANOES, AND KAURI GUM FORESTS, THROUGH Taranaki, Wellington, Christchurch, the West Coast Sounds, Alpine LalteSj Southland, and Stewart Island, THE ARTIST AND THE PHOTOGRAPHER HAVE BEEN REQUISITIONED TO DO JUSTICE TO MAORILAND. GKMLdD! GHDU32 <GJ-0U32 and tho GREAT DREDGING INDUSTRY, which has revolutionised GOLD DIGGING; the wonderful operations of HYDRAULIC SLUICING, aud the social life ofGoldfieHs Centres, arc admirably and graphically depicted in illustrations anil specially written Tales. MAORI ART CLAIMS SOME SPLENDID ILLUSTRATIONS. AND MAORI PORTRAITS successfully place before the public the charms of a number of remarkably handsome Maori girls, in contrast to the keen freely-tattooed visage of an old chief of a past generation. But the crowning charm and beauty of the Annual will undoubtedly lie in the EXQUISITE PORTRAIT STUDIES OF GHIUM, WHICH WILL OCCUPY SEVERAL PAGES, WHILE THAT PART DEVOTED TO THE ' RESULTS OP THE WITNESS PRIZE PHOTOGFAPHIB C®MPETITBO!S CANNOT FAIL TO PROVE ATTRACTIVE. "POINTS" IN THE PLAYGROUND OF THE PACIFIC Is a Series of Charming Views of our Seaside Resorts: Takapuna, Motutapu, Island Bay, New Brighton, Suumsr, Portobello, St. Clair, and Moeralii. These Pictures will provo to friends at Home that in New Zealand we know how to play as well as work, while to us they will rccall many a delightful day of merry-making. ON THE NEW ZEALAND RHINE TAKES US UP THE WANGAiNUI RIVER, AND KAWAU SHOWS THE LATE SIR GEORGE GREY'S IS!,AND HOME. IN THE LAMB OF THE PHARAOHS IS A SERIES OF TEN MAGNIFICENT EGYPTIAN VIEWS, INCLUDING: :: THE GATEWAY OF THE EAST. THE INCARNATION OF SILENCE. FILLING THE WATER SKINS. A TURKISH BEAUTY. A CROCODILE HUNT. A'GROUP OF NUBIAN CAMEL RIDERS, etc. LITTLE FOLK M JAPAN,' Specially written for the Witness, and Illustrated from Pictures of Japanese Children, shows • that the attractions of this really record number are not restricted to the beauties of our own fair Island Home. PRICE ONE SHILLING. ALL BOOKSELLERS AND NEWSAGENTS. TO PREVENT DISAPPOINTMENT' ORDER AT ONCE,