TESTIMONIALS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 3519, 22 July 1879, Page 4

TESTIMONIALS.

Lyttelton, June 7, 1879. To Professor Qussoott. Sir, — I have been suffering from paralysis,., rheumatism, and dropsy between three and', four years. Now, I have been under several! doctors, besides visiting many others, but all., to no avail. Af tor you came to Cliristcliurek my friends persuaded me to go to you, and I am very happy to say that after visiting yott . for a short time, I feel a wonderful improvement in my health, and I am fully confidentthat if I were in circumstances to continue* your herbal treatment, you would ultimately cure me. Believe mo to be your ever grateful friend, John M'Guibb, Oxford-street, Lyttelton. P.S.— You are welcome to make whatever • use you ohooso of this.— J. M'G. Lyttelton, June 6, 1879. To Professor Gusjcott. Sib,— l have been troubled with liver com- • plaint, indigestion, wind on the Btomaoh, etc.,. for a long period, and I have had medical advice and I have token all sorts of patent • medicines, but to no purpose, and being advised to come to you I did so. When I ap-^ plied to you I wan in a very weak Btate, bub • you told me you could cure me, so I placed myself under your treatment and I am nappy to state that I am now enjoying good health and am quite strong, and I would recommend anyone suffering from the Bame complaint to • place themselves under your herbal treatment and they can depend on a oericot cure. I am, Sir, yours truly, H. Abnoid Woolston, May 14, 1879. To Professor Gusoott— Sir, — I have been suffering from nervous debility for ten years, and havo tried all the - medical skill I could get in Chrißtohnrch and other physicians in the old country. I have never been able to sleep or eat, but since being - under the treatment or Professor Guscott for • suoh a short time I have received wonderful relief, and persons in Ghristohuroh who hay© known mo for yoars can certify that I am quite a new man ; and it appoara to me ex« traordinary how Mr Guscott can effect such wonders. I can safely recommend any person suffering in the same way bb I have been toplace themselves under his herbal treatment* I write this for Mr Guscott to do or publish . this as ho pleases. Fbbdbbiok Johot. (Signed) In the presence of Mr Mumford, Shop-keeper, Manchester street south. Mr J. Heslop, Painter and Paper-hanger, Manchester street south. Torres Station, May 13, 1879. To Frofeßßor Guscott. Sir,— l havo been for Borne length of time (nearly three years) suffering from asthma, never been able to sleep, no appetite to eat, and continually coughing^ and was that weak I could not get about wmy business properly, but since under your treatment I have had considerable' relief. I can now sleep well, and eat well, and the improvement I find in myself is most extraordinary, and would certainly recommend any one Buffering front the Bame complaint to try your remedy. I' feel it my duty to let the public know what benefit I have received during the short timer I have been undor your care. I write thisfor Mr Guscott to make what übo he thinki •• proper with, and wish it published. Yours truly, Petbb M'Kbnva. Witness — James Westfleld. Tuam stroet, Ohristchurch, April 28, 1879. To Professor Guscott. Sir,— l have beon troubled with LivorComplaint those last six years, many times been not able to attond to work. I have tried, everything in the Bhape of patent medicines* I have been un outdoor patient in the Hospital j I got at times tomporary relief. I could not sleopon my leftsido s I kept rolling al)out .-. backwards and forwards in bed. When X got up in the morning, I would rather be in bed, but work I had to attend to. When I had eaten a light meal I found it always lodged, in my stomach. Always coßtive, a great palpitation, pains aoroßß the chest, more particularly under the left breast, always a violent pain between the shoulders, felt just the same as if any one was pouring water down my back, feet always cold. Happened to got one of your bills wheu you oamo to Pf .* saph street, which explained to me tl > ° (.tome I was labouring undor. When J y.yiied toyou, you told me all my syuip m wd> guaranteed me a perfect cure, wL .eh, j am nappy to euy, you have done through your herbal treatment. I should reooramond those • troubled witli Liver Complaint to place themselves under your treatment. I am, Sir, Truly thankful, William Manbox. Colombo sfcreofc, April 21, 1879. To Professor Guscott. Sir, — I have been troubled with Dysentery" for the last three months, co much bo that I was perfectly exhausted, the liningß of my inte/tines peeled away in flakos. I triedi every remedy that I could hear of, but to no- < urposo. Hearing that you were in Christchurch, and seeing the many wonderful cures,, induced to place myself under your treatment, and I am liappy to say in one week I am freo from tho diarrhoea, and gaining* strength from your horbal treatment. I am yours respectfully, Ellen Brown. I give you this testimonial for the benefitof others, as I know there are a great many others suffering from tho same complaint in> Ohristchurch. Montreal street, Christohurch, April 24, 1879. To Professor Guscott. Sir,— l havo been troubled with Dropsy for tliis last five years. I have been treated! beforo I camo to Christohurch, in Dunedin,. but got very little relief. I am in Christchurch now two years. I have triad th» best, medical advice to no avail. I gave up allhope. Thoy wanted to tap me ; but as I always heard after a person was tapped; there was no cure, I declined to allow tho operation. Seeing the our you havemade of Mrs Leo, near Oamaru, I was, like a drowning man, happy to see a prospect of" once moro being restored, and seeing the cures > you had made in Dunedin in the " Saturday Advertiser," that you had come here to settlepermanently, I made up my mind I wouldconsult you, and as you were able to uxplain to me all my symptoms, the cause of my trouble, it gave me more confidence to place myeelf under your treatment. lam themother of bix children. I am happy to say now that I am free from Drorwy, and have full use and oommand of myself to attend to my domestic duties, as I hod eight years* ago. I urn your ever thankful, Ellbn Kbnhaxl. Manchester street, Christchurch, April 29, 1879. To Professor Guscott. Sir, — I have been troubled with Neuralgia • for a length of time, and have suffered the most oxcruicating pains ; tried everything that I could hear of, I then saw your teßtimonialfiin the papers, and the " Star." I was advised ■ to give you a trial, but I have this to say, that • lam perfeotly free from pain. I can eat and sleep well, and am not disturbed at night >r meal times as I have been for a length)! time. I have told several the pain I suffered,, and the wonderful relief I have had, I would) advise anyone who is troubled with Neuralg to apply to you, as they can depend on perfect cure. Your's ever grateful, H. B. Wwjaxs Tuam Btreet, Obxistonnrclii