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Otago Witness, Issue 1823, 29 October 1886, Page 3

Business Notices, ©R SPJEiCR'S PRIVATE DBSPIEXSARY, OCTAGON CHAMBERS (OPPOSITE THE TOWN HALL). BSTABLISHHD FOR THE SCIENTIFIC AND SPEEDY CURE OF CHRONIC, NERVOUS, AWD SPECIAL DISEASES. Thb Expbrt Specialist, :d:e& &p:es:ie2:^&, is a Regular Graduated Phytician, educated at Harvard College U.S. He has devoted a lifetime to, and it acknowledged to De the most expert physician in his specialty in the United States. XOUNG MEN and MIDDLE.AGBD MBN who suffer from Nervous and Physical Debiiitv, Loas ot Energy or Mcmoiy, Eruptions on the Face, Mental Depression. Kidney and Bladder Troubles. Neuralgia. Rheumatism Soro'fula, Salt Rheum. Paralysis. Fits, Spinal Disease, St, Vitiu' Dance. Liver Complaint,' Asthma, Catarrh, Heart Disease, Gravel. Piles, Ac. and are tired of taking mineral drugs, will do well to come and try the Doctor's method of cure, as it will, if properly applied, relieve them of their suffering* and restore them to health. The Doctor uses no mineral preparationi ; his treatment, consists wholly iv i lie use of vegetable remedies, Many are they who have implanted in their syalemt, by improper use of calomel, scedb which produce an annual crop of diseaie To such lie would say, Come and be'healed. It matter no! what your trouble may be. oorae and let the Doctor examine your case. IF IT IS CURABLB HK WILL TELI/YOU SO; IF IT IS NOT, HE WILL. TELL YOU THAT— for he will not undertake a ca,ae uuler>6 lie is confident of effecting a cure, it will cost you nothing for cousultntion ; bo please'c*U itud salisfy yourself that the doctor understands your case. Dr S. cures Humours and Diseases of th» Blood, and LADLES who are afflicted by any ot the following complaints :— Cold Extremities, Weak Stomachs. Nervous and Sick Headaches, Constipation and Indigestion, Fain in the Side and Sack, Leuchoiiea, &c, &c. ALL CASES OK EPILEPTIC FITS TAKEN IN HAND GUARANTEED CURBD. HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE Having heen Physician In one of the leading Hospitals oi the United States enables him to treat al! private troubles with excellent results. He wishes it distinctly understood that be does not claim ta perform impossibilities, or co have miraculous power ; he claims only to tie a Skilled and Successful Physician, thoroughly informed in his specialty. CHRONIC DISEASES OF MEN AND WOMEN. Alt applying to Mm will rtcelve his Hones: Opinion of their Complaints. No Experimenting. He will fSuaranteea"Po»itive Cure in Every Case he undertakes, or Forfeit J6300. Consultation, In Office or by Port. gg* CHARGES MODERATE, EXAMINATION and ADVICE £1. J£) Call or Address . DR 11. J. SIP X E It. OCTAGON CHAMBERS (OPPOSITE TOWN HALL). Office Honre ... ... ... ... ... 10 to 12 a.m., it 04.6 to 8 p.m. A Few amongst Many Testimonials. Wellington. 15th July 188fi> Wellington, 7th July 1889. 1 beg to state that tor a lung time 1 have been I. Richard Stone, of Haining street, have been suffering from physical and neivous debility Some suffering three years and a-halt from paralysis. I five months ago, when Dr Speer was in Auckland, have tried any amount of Wellington doctors and 1 wro'e and placed myself under his treatment, and swallowed any amount of medicine, without any am now gratified to say lam perlectly cured and a effect Three weeks' treatment from Dr Speer sound, healthy man again. I cannot speak too completely changed me, and 1 teel I have got hold highly otDr Speer, as he has succeeded when other of the right man at last. < doctors failed, and that without even seeing me until R, Storb. 10-day, when I first had the pleasure of speaking to Witness— W. J. Suxlivah. him. H. Bannbrman, of Masterton. To the Public— l, the undersigned, do this day make the following statement, in hopes that others Wellington, sth July 1886. who have gone through a similar affliction may 1, Charles Manlns, Hop Beer Manufacturer, of profit thereby:— For many months I have been sick; Tory street, Wellington, have been sick fully four so bad that life was a burden. The mental depreayears, have been some weeko in the Crißtehurch slon and physical prostration were something that Hospital, also under treatment by several medical cannot be described. Doctors and patent medicine* men, out could obtain no relief. My health at last 1 have tried without-, any relief, but getting worse all' became so bad that I was unable to support my the time. As 3 forlorn hope, I called on Dr Speer. family, ;ind obtained a letter for examination at the Palmerston Buildings,, foot of Queen street. Ha Wellington Hospital, not being in a position to pay examined me. and without asking a question, gave more medical ices. By chance I saw Dr Speer's ad- me every symptom I had. Sain he would treat me. vertisement, in the papers, and came to see if he From the first tesspoouiui of his medicine I felt recould do me any good. He told me without prompt- lief, and have constantly been getting better ever iiij{ nearly nil my bymptoms ; and although hardly since. Words cannot express my gratitude. The a week under his treatment, (which has been quice above statement I make without any solicitation, gratuitous when he knew of my poverty), I find al- and am willing to verify the same before a J.P. tcady great relief, and I think it nothing but right Respectfully yours, that'l should make the matter public. R. Adamson, v (Signed) Oharles Manins. Charlotte street. Eden Terrace. Auckland. Witness— W. J. Sullivan. A Great Public Benefactor.— l say; withaut 'fi out's Boarding house, Howe's Lane, hesitation, that the arrival of Dr H. J. Speer in New, Wellington. 3rd June 1886. Zealand is a godsend. The man is a wonder as * I. James Brown, of above addreji, wish to state physician. 1 called upon him a few weeks ago tvltb that for eonio three months I have been suffering the expectation that he would ask a lot of questions, from Kencral bad health, by which I have been com- as other doctors do. and, in fact, I commenced ta pelled to knock off work, and some disease of the eye. tell him how I felt. He held up his hand and said, ' by which I was gradually losing my sight. I have •' Stop ! If I cannot give you all the symptoms and been under three doctors in Wellington, but without tell you just how you feel without asking a queseffeet. I have tried Dr Speer, and in ten days he tion. I will not treat you." To my astonishment ha* so far cured me that I intend working next week, he located every pain, explained in detail how I felb and he has alßo nearly restored my eyesight. lam belf;erthan I could myself. Aftermonthsof agony, t p.epareJ to evveai" to above fnett before any Justice am well to-day. Everything he did for me acted liks ci the Peace, and wish to call the attention of the a charm, I will go before any J.P. and swear to thft public to this rapid cure. above. James Brown (hie X mark), J, Routwkll, Wltness-W. J. Sullivan. Kumeu, Auckland. THB PUBLIC IS INVITED TO TEST THB TRUTH OP ABOVE. THB ONLY AUTHORISED MEDICAL MAN ADVERTISING. AND YHT THE MAN ADVERTISES! For Registration, see New Zealand Gazette, January 21, 1886. A KIUENDLY CHAT COSTS NOTHING ONLY ONE INTERVIEW NECESSARY. GOOD NEWS! 'Mk GOOD NEWS! NO MORE PK^^otJcuhS| N0 MORE G;iAfiAM&OO.'S PERMANENT CURE FOR FOOTROT. ( F-AuTEISTTEID.) rpo SHEEPOWNERS.— Now that the Woot Market 19 Ormer and priceß are ruling higher every day, «ay« A your Sheep that otherwise would be worthless »t a cost of onb Halfpenny per Hk&d. It has often bee« remarked, nntl it is undoubtedly true, that the Sheepower's worst enemy is Footrot. Its effects we soof Hhowri in the declining condition of the Sheep and l£s wool, and although lately many scientific opinions ha\^' been expressed with regard to it, in the Public Press there is no doubt that the, so-called remedies thew sut-gesited^have all been tried in these Colonies, ending only in disappointment and failure, the result being: that in using arsenic, vitriol, carbolic acid, and other things that are recommended, they have added fuel to the fire in burning the sheep's feet altogether, and in most instances making them worse tban before. With all deference to the opinions of these scientific men, our thirty years' practical (not theoretical) experience of sheep and study of this question has led us to come to the conclusion that the causes and nature of this disease are not understood, and up to the present time It baa always been wrongly treated. W« invite the Public to read the following Testimonial, which shows that we can Cure Footrot Which ha* been in existence for over Twelve Alonths, and this in a case where all other means bad been tried and failod :— Flaxton, June 28 tb, 1886. Mrsbrs W. Graham and Co., Southbrook. Dear Sirs,— We have pleasure in stating that the Bheep you dressed for ub in May 1885, ovbr TwBLVt months ago, have remained pkrfbotlt bound oa their feet ever since, and are still running on the BAM* marshy swamp without showing any signs of pootrot.— Yours faithfully, WALLACE BROS. We can also bring Proof that we have not failed in any single Instance to effect a Complete Cure, even in the worat cases where numbers of sheep have died every year. Our chief difficulty is to Convince the Public that this Is not one of the many spurious Patent Medicines which hay« from tune to time been foisted upon them, but we trust the following disinterested Testimonial to our Agent* will set them right :— Leßlic Hills, Culverden, June 17, 1880. ' Messrs Matson Bros and Co., Rangiora. Dear Sirs,— l notice by the Standard that Graham And Co. are now offering their cure por pootrot for sale to the Public. I have always been very sceptical as to the results of these patent cures for diseases iv sheep, of which we have had so many offered us of late. lam quite satisfied that if Graham and Co. will only sell us the quality of stuff which he himself when working on Footrot Sheep in this district, there will be na necessity for Graham and Co. to go to Kimberley for «ome years. I have seen a good deal of the Montrost ranis these few years. They were terribly bad with Footroot, and as Graham curbd them with two dressings, lam now satisfied that a cure for pootrot HAS bees POUKO I have never had any Footrot oa this property till the other day, when & few Footrot Sheep came In a mob of crossbreds from turnips. Pleaw send me at once a gallon of Graham and Co.'s Patent to the care of D , aud oblige yours faithfully, ♦ DUNCAN RUTHERFORD. We can assure the Public that we have only one standard for our Preparation, and that is the Best. II is carefully manufactured from the best ingredients obtainable, and we are determined to maintain its present popularity. Our terms are CASH. NO CURE, NO PAY. Price lOs. per Gallon (sufficient to dress about 250 sheep). Wo guarantee to keep large Stations entirely free from Footrot on the most reasonable annual terms. We are open to purchase sheep affected with Footrot— ho MAITRR now bad, therefore do not have theiM destroyed, or allow them to die. For further particulars and additional Testimonials, as published in our Circulars, apply to our- Agents— Allies and Co., Christchurou and Timaro ;H. Watson and Co., CnßisTcmmcu ; Matson Bros, and Co., Ranoiora; .tlatson, Cox, and Co., Asiiburton; Jonas and Bourn, Timarij; De Lambert and Koblnsou, Oamaru; Murray, Roberts, and Co., Dunbdin; or to Graham, ami Co., Soutiuirook, Rakoiora. lSau HTJBBUOK'S PATENT WHITE ZING PAINT, HUBBUCK'S WHITE LEAD, OILS, AND VARNXSHES. HUBBUC&'S COLZA OIL. MUBBUCK'S PALE BOILED LINSEED OIL, PR9PSRLY PACKED FOB EXPORTATION. vtiW&k Beirut of Onnteifeits of tielr Name and Trade Murk. X^ffC'^S. if $m& THOS. HUBBUCK & SON, &ZSk IMrHJTE jS OIL, PAINT AND COLOUR WORKS, '^P^Sf V^o^ U. Mac it., 8.C., and Hobboek's Wharf, Batoilff, tiAi&ifAß& LiONDQisr. ***** tuig*