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Star (Christchurch), Issue 3657, 31 December 1879, Page 4

Business Hotioe make thiß known as much to fulfil a duty us to benefit you. There arc hundreds of per* sons in Christchurch who have known me only as aa invalid, and who look at me now with astonishment, so complete ig the oure* which you have wrought by the most- simplo and least disagreeable method conceivable.— lour* gratefully, (Sign..**!) John H. Ham* Montreal street, Christchurob. Lyttolton, June 7, 1879. To Professor Gusscott. Sir, — I have been Buffering from paralysis, rheumatism, and dropsy between three and four j ears. Now, I havo been under several doctors, besideß visiting many others, but all to no avail. After you came to Ohrietohurch my mends persuaded me to go to you, «nd i am very happy to cay that aftor vißiting yon for a short time, I feel a wonderful improve* ment in my health, and I am fully confident that if I were in circumstances to continue, your herbal treatmont, you would ultimately oure mo. Believo me to bo your over grateful friend, John M'Guibb, Oxford-street, Lyttelton^— p^J P.S. — You are welcomo to make whaj^^^^| uso you choose of thiß.— J. M'G. fIBLVkH Lyttelton, June 6, 1879. Io Professor Gußscott. Sib,— l have beon troubled with liver com» plaint, indigestion, wind on the stomach, etc.ifor a long period, and I have had medioal advico and I have taken all Borts of patent" medicines, but to no purpose, and boing ad» vised to come to you I did so. Whon I ap« plied to you I was in a very weak state, buf you told me you could cure me, bo I plaoed" r myßelf under your treatment and I am happy, to state that I am now enjoying good health and am quito strong, and I would recommendanyone suffering from the same complaint to place themselves under your herbal treatment and thoy can depend on r perfeot euro. I am, Sir, yours truly, H. Arnold Woolston, May 14, 1879. To Professor Gusoott— Sir, — I have boen suffering from nervous debility for ten years, and have tried all tht medical skill I could got in Christchnroh and other physicians in the old country. I have never been ablo to sleep or eat, but sinoo being under the troatmont of Professor GußOOtt foi such a short lime I have received wonderful relief, and persons in Christchurch who haw known mo for years oan oertify that I am quite a now man ; and it appoare to me ex* traordinary how Mr Guscott cau effeot suoh wonders. I can safely recommend any person suffering in tho same way as I have been to flace thomselves under hiß herbal treatment, write this for Mr Guscott to do or publish this as ho ploases. Fbedebiok JoBMk (Signed) In the presonco of Mr Mumford, Shop-keoper, Manohestor street south; Mr J. Heslop, Painter and Paper-hangor, Manchester street south. Torres Station, May IS, 1878. To Professor GußCott. Sir,— l have beon for some length of timi (nearly three years) Buffering from asthma never been able to sleep, no app*» tite to eat, and continually coughiig. and was that weak I could not got about to my businesa properly, but Binoo undei your treatmont I have had considerable rolief. I can now sleep well, and eat well, and the improvement I find in mveolf is most extraordinary, and would certainly recommend any ono suffering from tho same complaint to try your remedy. I foel it my duty to lot the publio know what benefit I have received during the short time I have been under your care. I write thia for Mr Guscott to mako what uso he thinki proper with, and wish it published. Youra truly, Pbtkb M'Knnr*, Witness— James Westfiold. Tuam street, Chrißtchureh, * . „ AprilSß,l67& To Proreßaor Gusoott. Sir,— l have been troubled with Liver Com* plaint theße last aix yoars, many timea been not able to attend to work. I hare tried everything in the shape of patent medicinee. I havo been on outdoor patient in the Ho«pr» tal ; I got at times temporary relief. I oould not sleep on my leftaido j I kept rolling abont backwards and forwards in bed. When 1 got up in the morning, I would rather bo in. bed, but work I had to attend to. When I had eaten a light meal I found it always lodgod in my Btomach. Always oostive, a great vii* Eitation, painß across tae chest, mora partaeu* irly under tho left breast, always a violent paia betwoon the shoulders, felt just tho sunt aa if any one was pouring wator down my back, feet always cold. Happened to get one of your bills whon you came to St Aeaph etroot, wliich explained to mo tl < in&stam* I was labouring uuder. When J Vjpfied to you, you told me all my symp W and fuarentecd mo a perfect cure, wh.ch, 1 aa appy to Bay, you have done through you* herbal treatment, I ehould recommond tnOM troubled with Liver Complaint to plaoe them* Bolvos undor tout treatment. I am, Sir, Truly thankful, Wiiiiax HimoHv Colombo Btreet, m -o_r n April 81, 1879. Io Professor Guscott. Sir,— l liave been troubled with Dyaesten for the last three months, so muoh bo that I was psrfeclly exhausted, tho linings of my intestines pooled away in flakes. I triep every remedy thati I could hear of, but to 8C rurpose. Hearing Miat you woro in Christ church, and Booing the many wonderful curea, induced to place myself under your treatment, and I am happy to cay in one week } am free from tho diarrhoea, ond gaininf strongth from your herbal treatment. I am youra rospectf ullv, Euua? Bbowh. I give you thiß testimonial for the benefit of others, as I know there are a great many others suffering from the came complaint in Christohurch. Montreal etract, Ohrietchurch, m . A P ri - **> WS. To Professor Guscott. Sir,— l havo boen troubled with Dropsy for this laat five years. I have beon treated before I came to Christchurch, in Dunediiu. but got very little relief. 1 am in Ohristchurch. now two yoars. I havo triad th« beat modical advice to no avail. I gave upall hope. They wanted to tap mo; but as I alwaya hoard aftor a person was tapped there was no cure, I declined to allow ,tho operation. Seeing tho cur you hav# made of Mra Lee, near Oamaru, I was, like a drovndDg man, happy to soe a proßpoot oi once more boing restored, and seeing the ourei you had nmdo in Dunedin in the "Saturday Advortiscr," that you had com© hero to settle permanently, I made up my r\ind I wonld consult tou, and as you wero able to explain to me all my symptoms, the cause of my trouble, ifc gavo mo more confidence to plaoe myself under your treatment lam thfr mother of cix children. I nm hippy to cay now that I am freo from Dropsr, 'and havo full use arm command of my-rell "u> ttiend tomy domestic duties, as I 'had „jri,t years* ago. ' lam j^our ever than J; ful, EIIKK HjESSktL, fc . Manchiwtor etreot, j, v . Cbrietohuroh, if m i April 29, 1879. * To Profoaeor Guscott Sir,— l havo lr o1 -* tumbled with Neuralgia fora length of timo, aad have suffered flit most excruicaWngpaing; tried everything that I could hear of, I thon aaw your testimonialt in the oaporft and the " Star." I was advised to ir"VP you .a trial, but I haTO this to say, that * I qej perfectly free from pain. I can eat and ? sleep well, tmd am not disturbed at night or ' aeal times >as I havo boen for a length of 0 too. I brave told several the pain I suffered, 1 and the wemdorful rolief I have had, I would I advice anytime who is troubled with Noun-Join ; t0 apply t» you, as they cau depend on a porfect our.c. 1 YWf's evor grateful, E. B. Wimuw i' Tuam stroot. OhrmtflhoMK.