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Business Notices. MM. SPECK'S PRIVATE DISPEI\SARY 9 - OCTAGON CHAMBERS (OPPOSITE THE TOWN HALL). ESTABLISHED li'Oß THB SCIENTIFIC AND SPEBD* CURB OF CHRONIC, NBRVOUS, AIID SPBCIAL DISEASES. Thb Expbbt Spbcialiit, " I3SS, S£»3E2:Ei:i&, U » Regular Qnidnated Phy«lcUn, educated at Harvard College. U.S. He ba« devoted » lifetime to. and U acknowledged to be.tho moit expert phjiician in hit specialty in the United States. XOUNG MEN and MIDDLB-AQBD MBN who suffer from Nervoui and Phyiical Debilfty, Lou of Bnergy or Memory, Eruptions on the Face, Mental Depreiiion, Kidney and Bladder Troubles, Neuralgia, - Rheumatism. Scrofula, Salt Rheum. Paralysis,. Fits, Spinal Disease, St. Vitus' Dance, Liver Complaint, Asthma. Catarrh. Heart Disease, Gravel. Piles, ta., and are tired of taking mineral drugs, will do well to come and cry the Doctor's method of cure.fis it will, if properly applied, relieva them of their sufferings and restore them to health. The Doctor uses no mineral preparations ; his treatment consists whoilyTn th« use ef vegetable remedies, Many are they who have implanted in their systems, by Improper us* of ralomel, seeds which produce an annual crop of disease. To such he vould say, Come and be healed. It matters not what your trouble.'may be, come and let the Doctor ex«mit ; j your case. IF IT IS OURABLB HB WILL TELL YOU SO ; IP IT IS NOT, HB WILL TBLL *OU THAT-for he will not undertake a caso unless he is confident of effecting a oure. It will cost you siothlng for oonsultation ; so please call *nd satisfy yourself that the Poctor understands your case. Dt S. oures Humours and Diseases of tha Blood, and LADIBS who are afflicted by any of the following complaints :— Cold Extremities, Weak Stomachs, Nervous and Sick Headaches, Constipation and Indigestion, Pain in the Side and Back, Leuchorrea, &c, &o. .■ ALL OASBS OF EPILEPTIC PITS TAKEN IN HAND GUABANTBBD OUBBD. HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE. Having been Physician in one of the leading Hospital* of the United States enables him to treat all private troubles with excellent results. He wishes it distinctly understood that he does not claim ta perform Impossibilities, or to have miraculous power ; he claims only to ta a Skilled and Saccsisful Physician, thoroughly informed in his ipecialty. CHRONIC DISBASBS OF MEN AND WOMEN. Alt applying to him will rtcefve hie Honest Opinion of thtir Complain ti. No Experimenting. Re will Quaranteea Positive Cure in Bv«ry Case he undertakes, or Forfeit £200. Consultation, in Office or by Post. gP CHARGES MODBRATB. HXAMINATIOB and ADVICB £i, «©( Call or Address . DR 11. J. SP^ER, OCTAGON CHAMBERS (OPPOSITE TOWN HALL). Ofnee Hours ... ... ... ... ... 10 to 12 a.m.. 2t04,6 to 8 p.m. A Fen amongst Many Testimonials. Wellington. 18th July 1886. Wellington, 7th Jaly 1888, 1 beg to state that for a long time I have been I, Richard Stono. of Halning street, have been in tiering from physicsLna'd nervous debility Some suffering thres years and a-hall from paralyiii . I five months ago, when Dr Speer was In Auckland, have tried any amount ot Wellington doctors and 1 wrote and placed myself under bis treatment, and swallowed any amount of medicine, without any am now gratified to say lam perfectly cured and a effect. Three weeks' treatment from Dr Speer sound, healthy man again. I cannot speak too completely* changed mo, and I feel I have got bold highly of Dr Speer, as be has succeeded when other of the right man at lust. doctors failed, and that without even seeing me until R. Stoki. ' to-day, when 1 first bad the pleasure of speaking to Witness— W. 3. Bvlivux. him. . H. BAXitKUfAM, of Masterton. To thb Public.— l, the undersigned, do this day ! make the following statement, in hopes that others j Wellington, sth July 1886. wbo have gone through a similar affliction may I, Charles Manins, Hop Beer Manufacturer, of pro^tt thereby;— For many months I have been sick; Tory street, Wellington, have been sick fully four so bfid that life was a burden. The mental depresyears, have been some weeks in the Cristchurch eion and physical prostration were something that Hospital, also under treatment by several medical cannot be described. Doctors and patent medicine* men, but could obtain no relief. My health at last I have tried without any relief, but getting worse all became so bad that I was unable to support my the time. As a forlorn hope, I called on Dr Speer. family, and obtained a letter for examination at the Palmerston Buildings, foot of Queen street. Ho Wellington Hospital, not being in a position to pay examined me. and without asking a question, gave more medical fees. By chance I saw Dr Speßr's ad- me every symptom I had. Said he would treat me. vertisement in the papers, and came to see if ho From the first tesspoonful of his medicine I felt recould do me any good. He told me without prompt- lief, and have constantly been getting better ever ing nearly all my symptoms ; and although hardly eince. Word* cannot express ra.y gratitude. Tho a week under his treatment (whlon has been quite above statement I make without &ny lolicifcation. gratuitous when he knew of my poverty), I find al- and am willing to verify the »ame before a J.P. ready great relief, and I think it nothing but right Respectfully yours. ' that I should make the matter public. R. Adamsok, (Signed) CHABtsa Maxim. Charlotte street, Eden Terrace, Auckland. Witness— W. J. Sulmvaw. A GrsjLt Public Benefactor.— l say, witheut Trout's Boarding house, Howe's Lane, hesitation, that the arrival of Dr H. J. Speer in New Wellington, 3rd Juae 1886. Zealand is a godsend. The man is a wonder as a I 4I 4 James Brown, of above addreis, wish to stata physician. I called upon him a few weeks ago with, that for some three months I have been suffering the expectation that he would ask v lot of que«4ionc, from general bad'health, by which I have been com- as other doctorß do, and, in fact, I commenced to pelled to knock oB 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 i If I-cnnnofc give you all the symptoms anS been under three doctors in Wellington, but without tell you just how you feel without asking a queoeffect. I have tried Dr Speer, and In ten days he tion. 3 will not treat you." To my astonishment has bo far cured me thatl intend working next week, he located every pain, explained in detail how I felt and he has aleo nearly restored my eyesight. I am better than! could myself. After months of agony, I prepared to swear to above facts before any Justice am well to-day. Bveryfchlfig ha did for me acted like of the Peace, and wish to call the -attention of the a charm. I will go before any J,P. and swear to tha public to this rapid cure. above, James Brow* (his X mark). J. Bouxwbxx,, Witness— W. J. Sullivax. Kumeu, Auckland i THB PUBLIC IS INVITED TO TEST THB TRUTH 09 ABOVB. *\ THB OHLY AUTHORISED MEDICAL MAR ADVBKTISING, J AND YBT THB MAST ADVSRTISBSt For Registration, sea New Zealand Gazette, January2l, 1886. A FRIENDLY GHAT COSTS NOTHING. ONLY ONB INTBEVIBW NBOBSSAB7. iHTDT A TIPIP^ffWYHnnPI^iI!!! O <ALLA ' LL SIZES, and capable of Cutting up to SPECIAL POINTS in all our Machines : Strength, Durability Wearing Parts Easily Renewable, Quality of Work Performed, Quantity with Ease of Working and Greatest Possible Labour Saved ; Prices low. E/fli"fD C? "O ffi "I^ J& Tf^ C? ONE to FOUR-HORSE POWER, are used OJOliOJki! O° JlS.&S»Jotli^ throughout New Zealand, where Extra Strong w.&.wfta?<£w<3 .&H&«&.Bi<&>Wfts>?B, Qears are required. PmcesVery Much Reduced. SrKOIAL POINTS: Very Large Main Wheels, Simplicity, Extra High Speed, Improved Spring Buffers Ease of Setting Down, Firmness when Set Down, G«s."s supplied with Intermediate in Same Frame, or with Separate Intermediate Motion. iTi ATS lOYIiY* TTO WOB H FITTED with OUR PATENT AUTOMATIC UUJSj.O |j JIL U D lAJis JlllO SELF-REGULATrNG FEED will perform w Wa&w^bi arf w I^ T^" fl "^ 25 pep cent, more and better work than the ordinary kind of Crushers. This Feed is Simpler in Action than the Ordinary. Sizes manufactured capable of crushing from 30 bushels, with one hor&e, per hour, up to 60 oags per hour. OF ALL SIZES, Capable of Cleaning from 20 to 100 Bags per Day in the Most Efficient Manner. Seed Merchants and Farmers are recommended to write for our Price Lists befora baying [tnported Machines, which are not so adapted to the requirements of the Colony. We manufacture oniy the above classes of Machinery, believing that by confining all our Attention and energies to these few Machines we can make them far better and cheaper than can otherwise be done. Our Machinery is used throughout New Zealand and all the Australian Colonies wherever a targe amount of work has to be performed at the least expense. MANUFA CTURERS : A GENTS : wy* * "Of wo* ■ w tto uaj c ■ 18 xt& fiv IJt Gn xa^^j? Ala T«y» *J%y 1 1 CiiTisteliwrclli Princes street, BtutetSin. ,' |0 ~ln consequence of Imi'ations of THE WORCESTERSHIRE , J¥ SAUCE which are calculated to deceive the Public, Lea and Perrins 11, have io request that Purchasers see that tht Label on every bottle ' ijf'"^ 1 hears their Signature thus—' ißi without which no, bottle of Cm original WORCESTERSHIRE t* I *^ SA UCE is genuine. , , * v Ask for LEA and PERKINS' Sauce, and see Name on W*&t><ber, Label, Bottle an* «%%£"-. Wholesale and for Export $y the Proprietors,, Worcester; Crosse amfi machwell, London, &v., &*c ; and by- Grocers and Oilmen throughout the World. £n bb OftVAisriD ot MB3BRB NSII& <fc 6ft, (MUITED^

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Otago Witness, Issue 1844, 25 March 1887, Page 3

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