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Author of "Nervous Diseases and their Treatment" ; prica 6d. post free 7d. Also, "Simp]*. Safe, andbuccasafal Methods of Treating DiseasV 1 a twelve-page pamphlet, free on application, or mailed free to any addre3B on receipt of a penny 6tamp. r~r~* The readers of this journal are requested to read carefully the acoompraying oertlficateß. Inquiry is invited conceminr their authenticity. NERVOUS DEBILITY. 6, Koa Place, Madras street, Chxistohurch. July 22nd, 1835. Mr Julian: Dear Sir, ■— £ have very great pleasure ■in sending you this testimonial. I was takon bad with nervous debility in September, ISB4. 1 can hardly describe o you how 1 felt ; to Bay the plain truth, I could carcelywalk. I was under four M.D.'s in seven smonths. They told me I should be ft long while before I should be better. I did not think they understood my complaint, they told me it was lim complaint. I heard you had made some very pood onres, bo I determined to give yon airial, X thank God that I have - done so, forv after taking your medicine for two months, I can safely- say I am quite restored to health again, and feel quite new man.— Yours, ever <n»teful, Geo. Oookson, ST VITUB' DANCE. 39, Gladstone terrace, Antigua street, Christchurch, 12th March, 1887. Mr Julian. Dear Sir,— At the beginning of last year I con suited you about my daughter Mary, who was then suffering and had suffered for six yean with St Vitus' dance. I had no faith that you ■ could cure her, forsbe had been treated by several doctors without benefit. She was also discharged from the Hospital after three months' treatment aa incurable. She was quite incapable of attending to herself, and the hot weather was making her' worse. You oured her in two months. Ever sincethen she is thoroughly well, and during . the very great heat of this summer she has not had the slightest derangement. 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Soane h TO THB^UBHO, SOMS patients angering from nervous agortrtti are afraid, from sheer bqahfaln— a Mf modesty* phsbosau.? oonsnlt a medioal man— other patients have not the seUpoasouion eat coolness when in the consulting room, toaocuraWl desoriba their symptoms— their habits of Vta, vi the nature of the disease they suffer from. Let such persons) (he or she) sit qnietly dowatt^j> the privacy of their own apartments, and wifcuH calm minds describe dearly eaoh symptom of th«t^H casai a. cioox statement thna written, and lau^^H baforo me, is far pref«sr»Wo to »ebvoub <ttsea««f »o^W a personal consultation. Where, however, ■ f disease is of a paonUar and exceptional oharapfar a perrons! ooasnlt&tion m/y become nowywryt tout my euooess in correspondeaoe is 60 great, tnt of the thousands upon thousands whom I am treated by letter during the last Sayearabnalt single mistake has ever ocourred, not a oawhu aver bean made publio— in fact, tho very edmpUeny oi my system of correspondenoe prevents poouoltf At the same time medicines are Mni to MS patients in ouch a form as to defy detection. How many thonsands have I not brought Joy How many have been enabled to enter Into tta marriage state through consulting meP How many after marriage nave privately OMi suited me and been bletsed, asd their married D«J madefrnitfnl and happy P . .. „. How many wasted ruined youths of both MM have also been restored to health, and thaatot their manhood, for having- consulted me b; letter f How many quaetiona arise where the napy physician is unable to unravel the case, ana when often the patient lingers on, not daring to ttUtttt until consumption, wasting, or mental diseiae ■•( in, and the sufferer geta beyond the oarablamg* and is left a hopeless wreck F A letter written in the privacy of the room »• dropped in the post-box reaches mo jnietlji tit answSia returned as quJetlrandnao(?tentaflOßto and the patient, without Bteppingtroia his ohamlw except topost his letter, is 6y return of postpntj* tail possession of the nature of his ease. His hop* are raised, hisdonbts removed, and he Is comjat»» ttveWaaewmani infaot,in many oaaej, « q« beinff altogether. The only addition to the ordinary written lekM Is the ace, occupation, habite, and symptoms, nothing more. The usual consultation fee «| m (one pound) must be enolosed, otiicrwiMnoajuwM There are thousands of oases in daily life when i consultation with ono at a distance will remove hy a single letter a great fear, a great care, and itotts* solves what appears as an impenetrable inyaten* Many a sad heart has been made joyful oa rwtipi of an explanatory letter from me. I To those who are about to marry, I would hj oonsnlt me before doing so, and thus prevent many after troubles, and remove many unnecessary oarw and prejudices i to thoaa more especially who hua suffered in early years from disease. or whobavs yielded to their passions, to these I say at oaoa nonsuit with me, do nottarry, delays are dangttOM and as an expert* my tame may not. be always at your Bervioa, you can, by simply enoloaiwt OBt ponnd, have the benefit of my experience v tkl same manner as it I lived in your own tows, ttt with the additional advantage of thorouf n ronsfi —Youra truly, LOUIS L. SHITH. AddreGO- Da SMITH, 182. COLLINS STREET EAST, Melbourne. CONSULTATION PEE, BY LETTER. §1, Fee for Personal Consultation, 41 It, The latter is inclusive of medicine. Medicines forwarded, well-packed, to ail tkt Colonies, India and Europe. 182, COLLINS BTREET BAST. Molbourne.