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HITCHEN'S an apparently dying state with scarcely *!!, , * ft spnrk of life left. Mr. Hitcbens CfcLLbRATLD ordered the suffering man to be removed T> 1 A T> rx rf- .rv -o. -.» 9 to bis (Mr. H. *s) private residence, where . 15100(1 lieSlOlOl ! his wants could be personally attended r to by Mr. Hitehens. The latter ad- * ministered the medicine (the Blood ' _. -, , „. _ Restorer) and used the ointment freely. J XHO BOIIOVatOr OX tJie Human Meanwhile clergymen coiled, pronoun- c B1 00( a I cinq the case beyond the power of man ' to effect a cure. However, after bjx I No moro Physical Degeneration if tho weeks the effect of the medicine becamu Laws of Health are observed, ordinary wonderfully apparent. * care taken and The Blood Restorer had acted steadily c BLOOD RESTORER FREELY TAKEN but surely on the blood; the deadly ( lmpuritus were gradually eliminated I from the system until the streams of lifo * T.ftrtfli Am^< TTmimTtmia flowed unchecked in its natural channels J iiocal Agent. Henry Lewis, over the entire man The brain became , Gladstone Road, Gisborne. clear and active and the limbs once again i rejoiced in natural circulation, the * * riuTo au mnn n . mm - patient rising to his feet cured of diseases J A TALE OF THE PACIFIC. £ hich had b * affled the , kill of i ea ding « Win. Opperman, Esq., a wealthy physicians, a living proof of the wonder- * island trader was for some months lying f\\l healing powers of Hitohens' Colo- ■ ill at Happemamma an island of tho brated Blood Restorer, \\ Kingsmill Group, in the Pacific, Be — — — j J had been seized with rheumatic fever, twcttmowtat I which was followed by complicated TESTIMONIAL, I , disorders of « terribly severe nature, ,_ i . + . , Auckland, ».£i. t assuming the form of a species of palsy To H. A. H. Hitchens, J£aq. ! t never before known. The sufferer's Before leaving Auckland on my return c limbs swelled, tbe legs lost all sensibility voyage to the Islands, I have to perform J to pain ; the foot could be wrenched H»e pleading duty of acknowledging the t round or the skin pierced with a lance surprising cure 1 have received at your . j without inflicting the slightest suffering, hands. I The sick man was evidently unconscious Coming to Auckland aa I did a dying . j of his liaving legs, and his brain w.-is man, being palsied and generally nil- : ] seriously affected as with lunacy, in conscious, and hearing from others Hint this deplorable stafe he was kindly »» *"Pc <>f recovery was held out by brought from the islands to Auckland by medical men, I look upon you now ns t Mr. H. Henderson in tbe schooii-. r the preserver of my life. , J Coronet, Captain Moellcr and, beiiig rt I «»» convinced that to your medicine . t German, lie was received by the Germ.m »b'»e is due tbe credit for my now being ] Consul, G. Von der Heyde, Esq., and a living man. I beg to thank you most i { placed in tlio District Hospital, whe c sincerely for the kindness you navo ; \ he lecvived treatment for three weeks shewn me while staying in your hoosn, \\ with no indication of improvement, hi 3 and in conclusion would earnestly j } caao being pronounced by one and all a recommend sick people to use your most, hopeless one. Blood Restorer, as it is the most extraorThe captain of the Coronet, knowirg dinary purifier of the blood I ever heard that extraordinary cures bad beta of, or met with mmy travels. It is one effected by the use of Kitchens' Celo- of the many gifts of a benefacent Creator 1-n.ted 81,,0 d Restorer requested the to his suffering children on this earth, proprietor of tbe Blood Restorer to take W. OPPERMAN. tbe case in hand, and a contract w.is Auckland, December 19, 1879. entered into of "No cure, no pay." Signed in the presence of Mr. Hitchens proceeded to the Hospital, G. Von der Heyde, i examined the invalid and found him in Imperial German Consul. . . — i

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