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Ohinemuri Gazette, Volume I, Issue 50, 26 November 1892, Page 2

U'mjgJ*-«—■—wlium■■miwiimm —Til ' " Z 1 HITOHEVI-a'-CELEapApEa - '1 T.n® Greatest Esmeby f:cleansiEg f Purifying, and Invigorating ;..the'Blood. ; No medicine that has ever been placed before the public has proved so effective ami efficacious m the treatment of ibe diseases of the human syp tern *h HITCH ENS' CbLEBIIATED I BLOOD PRESTO HE K. d< is "an Unrivalled, Specific for RLeanoatisia, Hh»umatic Gout, Scrofula, Skin Diseases, Dysentery, Sciatica. Lumbago, Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver, and Stomach, i Blood Impurities, and General Debility • I l ' Official Testimony. BITCHENS' BLOOD RESTOJRER ■won high honours at the Colonia'i Industrial Extbbitow, held in- Wellingon, and in the Official Report submitted to' the Government, the following refeience was made to it:—" Henry A. H. Huchens, Auckland, sends a email, ■ but valuable exhibit, consisting of a vegetable'corn pourd from New' Zealand Herbs,"*fbf J "the cure of Indigestion, Bheumat'ibm, Rheumatic G-out, and ■ Impurities Vf the Blood The .m'.ker and exhibitor "olaioiß f»r-this me<iicme several important qualities, and has gain?d"tliV Tny,' Older" of Mprit from the judges. The prepdi«itien L not to be confounded vvith , orain«iy quack medicines, inasmuch as it is the produce of manyyeais lof study and luvehtig*tioa tby «»- eminent physician- of->the Army Medical; Stiff, with whom • the exhibitor ,ser,ved during ibe New Zea- > land War, a& assitjtKnt du.|;enser to tha New Zealand Foices. Mr Hitchens explains th.it the cures of Rheumatism, etc., effected' by his medicine -are diie > entiiely-toits wonderful effect upouMh ye blood by its cleansing; |ju. ifying, and invicrotating power. It v. ni^e &o!ely , from New Zealand heibb and roots." ' . jNpbible 1 Curps. . rr The manufacturer holds an imrae> sp i number of Testimonials -from persons « who'have Veen^ cured" by the~Bt(»uD BES'I ORER and 01NTM ENT. Some of the patients -were liteially at death's door when, Mr Hitchens' aid was sought, land the possibility of a cure was scarcely even d.eamt of by their fiiends. Alain au<L again, however, Mr Eitchenwluß.attested the curative power of Ins remedies by savins the life t)f the patient when ail other hunidu agencies failed. Mention ls^made of the following a* a ft w of the niultUud^R of cureb tffi cted. 'SteWfySWr-* 8P r Ea'.qi'h»r, ss ClnnsmanJwho'se'cdW was'coDSideied to be . hopeless. Rheumatism of the feet—Capt Jame.s Auckland, 17 yea. branding hheumati-m 23 jejr's bUndmg —M i ' Wm. McEvov, Auckland heunwtißm, 20 years stand ng—Mi Samuel tfield, Aiicklandr Chronic Dysentery—Mi- A. Bettany, 1 Ponsonby-ltoad,-Auc vland^ • - vH ITCH ENS' CELEBRATED^ Blood Restorer, In conjunction-with Biti bens' cele- . ' Dra ted Skin ancTßneumatic Ointment. is iniallible in the most" severe cases of Scrofula. Ring wo km, Eczema, Sciatica, and Chkonic Bhju'Matism. - * HUOnENS 1 CELEBRATED BLOOD ']■ ESI Ol^EEi will cure permaneutlv Isivisn and Kidney Com- ¥ ; S NT ? LA CHROMO DySENTiKV, DTSpi PfeiA,' J assiiudb, Erysipelas. Full dnectioi s with each bottle. t i:rHE3N^ "PILE OINTMENT ,is death on piles. Try it. S6LD BY ALL CEFMISIS AN* UTOHEKELPEIiS. s* SOLS AGE? 1S : L Wf McCLASH ,N AND CO., ATJCKLAN©. i