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Ohinemuri Gazette, Volume I, Issue 34, 6 August 1892, Page 9

H ITCH ENS'~CELEBrtttEb v : wm.wam> The Grbatest Remedy JPOR. Cleansing} Purifying, and In?igoratiaf the Blood. No medicine that has «v«r .-bee* placed before the public has proved ao effective and efficacious in the'treatment of iho diseases of the human sya tern 9* KITCHENS' OELEBRATED BLOOD RESTORER. It is an UurivalledSpecinc for Rheumatism, Kb' umatic Gout, Scrofula., Skin Disease-* Dysentery, Sciatica, Lumbago, Disease* of the Kidneys, Liver, and Stomach, Blood Impurities, and General Debility. Official Testimony; ' HITOHENS' BLOOD RESTORER won high honours "at the Coloniai Industrial Exhibitor, held in Welliiigoh, aud la the Official Report Submitted to the Government, the following refeience was made to it:—" Henry A. H: Hit-ehens, Auckland, s«nds A wall, but .valuable exhibit, constating of "* vegetable compound from New Zealand Herbs, for the cure of Indigestion, Rheumatism, Rheumatic jQ-out, a-nd Impurities of the Blood. ' Thev maker and exhibitor claims for this medicivn several important qualities, and ha« gained the First Order of, Merit from the judges. J The preparation is not tv "be cantoujided with' ordinary quack medicines, inasmuch as it is the product of many years of study and investigation :by an' «minen ( t\-physician ;&& Army Medical Staff, with whom thtt exhibitor served during the New Zealand War, as assistant dispenser to the New. .^Zealand JFonoes. Mr Hitch em explains that the «ures of Rheumatism, ■etc.,'-effected by his medicine are duo 'entirely to its wonderful effect upon tire blood by its} cleansing, purifying, and invigorating ,power. It is «nade so'ely from New Zealand' herbs and ro<»tß." ™— . Kotabk^Cures,.,«... , VM . The snau«.factairer holda an feuiueDse nuimlter of "Testimonials from peie^u* wholhave 1 feeen 'Cured by the BLOOP RESTORER and OINTMENT. Stfiit<i of the patients were literally at death 1* «clooVi {"wfeeif^Mr _„ Hitohenß*_ aid r was sought, and the {possibility of a Win was scarcely,even di«amc,of by their fiieuds. Again and' again/ however, Mr.Hitchena ihas attested ti»e«ur*tiiV«, power of,his remedies by *aving the life of the,patient when all other human agencies failed." " * ' >lT" '':^'-:,d^ • I "is 1/*" "' — r , Mention is made of the- "following as afew-of the multitudes of cures effected: Sciatica—Capt. Farquh^'r,: s.*.-'OLns-man, whose <case was considered to be hopeless. ' ' ' r '• ' > l >l' L Kheumatism of tfe« feet—Ca|>t Jamr« Auckland, 17 years standing. Rheumatism, 23 year's standing—-Mr Wm. McEvov, Auckland ':ir. Rheumatism, 20 years standing—Mr Samuel EiekJ, Auckland i • Chronic Dysentery—Mr A. Bettany, Ponsonby ltoad, Auckland. : -, '} HITCH ENS' CELEBfiAT£O Blood Restorer. In 1 conjunction with Pitciens.'lcelebrated Skin and • ißbeumatic Ointcieut, is infallible ia the most severe, cases of SCHO-FULA,. RIN<GJVO«M, EcZKMA, " Sci \- tica, and Chronic Rheumatism. HITOH EN S* CfiLEBRATED BLOOD RES LORE R will tjore.pMmaneutly Liver and Kisnbt -Com. PLAUJTS, --OjIRONIC; I)¥SENTK«y, D\Spepsia, Lassitude, Erysipblas. Full directions with each feottle...;.'. ••'. , HITCHENS 1 PILE OINTMENT , is deatlh on piles. - Try it '' :BOLB BY ALL' OHJEMISISAND BKJMEXEEPE&S. fIOLK A«ENJS: ' < ~ !L. W. McGLASHAN J ANDXO, . . ■ ' AUCKrLAI?D. . f ,