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Star (Christchurch), Issue 3609, 4 November 1879, Page 4

Business Notice make this known as muoh to fulfil a doty e*to benefit you. There are hundreds of pe*. ' sons m Chrißtchurch who have known me only as an invalid, and who look at me bow • with astonisHmont, co complete ib the oure which you have wrought by the most simple - and least disagreeable method conceivable,— Yours gratefully, ; (Signed) John H. HaMi, Montreal street, Cluistchurck. . Ljttelton, June 7, 1870. : . To Professor Gusacott. " SJr, — I havo beon suffering fn.m iMralysia,, , rbeumatism, and dropsy between three and four j ears. Now, I havo beon under several -■ doctors, besideß visiting many others, but all to no avail. After you came: to Chriptohureb-; my friends persuaded me to go to you, and ia,m very happy to say that after visiting yon^.^ for a short time, I feel a wonderful improvenientinmy health, and lam fully con fldenfr-' that if I were in circuinetonces to cantinu*-, your horbal treatment, you would ultimattly .dure me. .. Believe me to bo your ever grateful friend, ; John M'G'uibe, ! Oxford-street, Lyttelton. P.S. — You are welcome to muke whaterm ■•', use, you chooso of tlus.— J, M'G. .. . , Lyttelton, June 6, 1879, , r To Profeßsor Gusscott. : Siß,— l havebeen troubled with liver oomV' \ plaint, indigestion, wind on the stomaoh, iefav, ,' for a long period, and I have had medicaT' advice and I have taken all sorts of patent medicines, but to no purpose, and being ad« ' vised to come to you I did bo. When la> plied to you I was in a very weak state, bjit" you told me you could cure me, bo I plaow"~ myself under your treatment and I am nappy to state that lam now en-joying good heaito^ tod am quite strong, and I would recommend" anyone suffering from the same complaint toplace thomsolves under your horbal treat' pent and they can depend on a perfect ' cure. : • = . '. ; •■"" ; lam, Su-, yours truly, ■ ' i H. Abkoib - ! ! -■' Woolston, May 14, 1876; T6 Pitofessor Giißoott— ' : 'Sir, — I have been suffering from nerrout'* [debility for ten years, and have tried all th*< imedicil BkilM could get in Christohnroh Wad{other physicians in the old country. 1 h»v#neyei 1 boon able to sleep or oat, but since being 1 ' uhdfer tho treatment of Profeßsor Guscott for + isllch a short time I have received wonderfi^ relief, and persons in Ohristohiuwh who hkvtH i known me for years can certify that I Sffia ' j quite a new man; and it appears to me'Wt* i traordinary how Mr Guscott can effect such wonders^ I can safely recommond any *peribbi suffering in the same way aS I havo been to ■ place themselves under hiß herbal treatment . I writo this for Mr Gufioott to do or pubtiib - ; this as he pleasos. „ I: • " ' : FbedbbioiJohw," (Signed) In the presenoe of '■'■■•.' Mr Mumford, Shop-keeper, Manchester street South. •■ .-.:•■ Mr J.Heelop, . ■.--.. ■ ..■- --■ ■■■; Painter and Paper-hanger j Manchester street south. ■ ■ ■ ; ,Torresßtation,May 18, 197^ ,/ To Professor Guscott. .■;,;;.- Sir,— l have been for some length of tsm>(nearly three years) Buffering fi'jxa oetiuns, , never -beon able to bloep, no app#» tifce to oat, aud continually coughing! - and was that. weak loould not get about. ;fcq-. my : businosa properly, but Bince ondM your treatment I have bad considerabl* - relief. I can now Bleep well, and esft well, and the improvement I find is myself is most -extraordinary, and wooM certainly. recommend any ono suffering from the ptinio complaint to try your remedy. 1 • feel ifc my duty to let tho public know what benofit Iliave recoiyod diu^ng tho short tißas - I ; have been undor your care. I write thi» - for Mr Guscott to make what uho he thinki < propQr withj and wish it published. .; . „ Yours truly, . _ ' PBTBfiM'Knnu. ' , Wiliness— Jomos Westfield. „, . Tuam street, Ohrißtohurch, ' ' ■> . ' . April 2B, iß7». To Professor Gusoott. \ '."''. V ' Sir,— 'l have been troubled with Liver Gpn* plaiat those last six years, many times been not able to attend to work. I have, trie* "' everything in tho shape of patent medipuiap. I have been on outdoor patient in the Hospital { . I got at titnos tempomry rolief. , I could no,t sletipoa my leftside ; I kept rolling ; about '■ bapkwards and forwards in bed. When I got up in the morning, I would Vathor be in bed, but work. I had to attend to. When I had eaton a light meal I found it al ways lodged ' in my stoniAoh. Always costive, » great pal* pitation, painß ucvobb tae chest, more partaco' - larly under tho left breast, alwayß a violent pain between the shoulders, felt just the saint as if any one was pouring wator down, taj back, feet always cold, Hoppcnod to get on* ■ of your bills when you came to St Astfpb street, which explained to me tl < kijcAobxi -■•• I was labouring undor. When J *;?pued ! to yon, you told me all my symu "<tu ( Mid guaranteed me a perfect cure, wh.ch, \ an happy to sajr, you have done through you? — herbal treatment. I should recommend thow - troubled with Liver Complaint to place then)' sblveß under tour treatment. , I am, Sir, ; Truly thankful, " WttMAM MajwOb, Colombo street, Agril 21, 1879. To Professor Guscott. ' Sir, — I have been troubled with Dysentwrj for the last three months, so much so that I '■< was perfectly exhausted, the linings of my intestines peeled away in flakes. I twdevery remedy that I could hoar of, but tone » [urposo. Hearing \hat you. wore in Gbrifcfr - church, 1 and eoeing the many wonderful curt*, - induced to place myself under your treat* ment, and I am happy to say in one weei F am free from the diarrhoea, and gainmf '- strength from your herbal treatment. lam yours' re'speotf ullyi '\ ' ;ii EtlißN BBOWMt I give you this testimonial for the benefit* of othero, aB I knowthore aro a great many Others suffering -from the same complaint ur Ohristehurohi ' ' ' Montreal street, Ohristehuroh, ' L ' April 24, 187 ft To Professor Gußcott. ' Sir, — I have boon troubled with Droptr for this hut five years. I have been treated before I came to Christchurch, in Dunedin, but got very little relief. I am in Christchurch now two years. I have triad the bert medical advice to no avail. I. gave up all hope. They wanted to tap me? but M 1 always heard after a person was topped thero was no cure, I declined to allow the operation. Seeing the cur ' yon hay» made of Mrs Lee, near Oamaru, I was, like a drowsing man, happy to see a prospect of once moro being restored, and seeing the oures you had made in Dunedin in the "Saturday Advertiser," that you had come here to settle pormanontly, I made up my r»ind I would consult you, and as you wore able to explain to mo all my symptoms, t! o. cmse of" my trouble, it gave me more c- i fM ■ .•>• to plaot myself under your treui iii' t,;. i urn the mother of six ooildren. 1 .> < . „ y -o *y sow that I am free from J»i . .., . ' nve full use and command of dp. I ■ ! ..d to my. domestio duties, as Ih. .t . .- h jeans ago. . I am your ever thank! ul, , Ehkn Kknnalu Manohester street, Ohriatchurch, April 29, 187 ft To Professor Guseott. Sir, — I have been troubled with Neuralgia for a length of time, and havo suffereduit most excruioatinff pains j tried everything thai I could hear of, I then saw your testunonials' in tho papers, and the " Star." I was advised to ir'te cou a trial, but I have this to sajr, (hat 1 ao> perfootly free from pain. I can eat and sleep well, and am not disturbed at night or rueai times as I have been for a length of turo. I have told several tho pain I suffered, and the wonderful reh'ef I have had,lwoulsl advise anyone who is troubled with fleuralfia *° apply to ypu, as they can depend on a perfect oure. ( Your*! ever grateful, H. B. Wtit.uiw Tuam street, Chnrtonurch.