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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5993, 30 July 1887, Page 8

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For a short time in the interval, the "Aurora" will still be proourable, EETAIL, from several of the leading ironmongers in Christchuroh. PEECY NIND-WAED, (Sole Agent for New Zealand). Market place. Ohrlstohurch. July 15th,,1857. 22 QUALITY AND CHEAPNESS COMBINED, KLINCAID * MiEEIOIT, ! OANTEEBUEY jL WAEEHOUSB, Have the most varied and choicest stook of General Grooery, purohased for cash direct from tho manufacturers. Brushwara at wholesale prices. TEAS.— lndian. China, and Ceylon, of tha flOMi growth and carefully blended, paoked in Mb, lib, and 21b packets and 81b ana wb Hob, Tnt large and increasing demand forourßlaidaa Teas are a sufßoienfc guarantea of their oxoel. lence. Orders Solicited and Delivered Sail/. Country Orders receive every attontion,andaesps6oh. Complete Price List on application. Note the Address— lss un> 157. COLOMBO STOppotita the City HoMT 8W JLI E Jj OST EE . 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Is at all chemists. 490 YOUTHFUL VIGOUE, HAPPY MAEEIAGB HEALTHY OFFSPEING, a Medical Treatise by that eminent; French Hospital Physician, Dr BABONSKI, showing sufferers now they may cure themselves of Nervous Debility, Lost Manhood, &c, &o. Sent by Post for six penny (N.Z.) stamps. Address. Parisian, P. 0.. , Box 7G6, Sydney. ! "A boon to all desiring 'self-cure. "—"Medical Eeview," 1328 -Qißeesed Nature oftentimoa breaks Corfifc In strange eruptions."— Act HI, Soeno 1, TO THE~PUBLIO. SOME patients suffering from nervous aOMtiOM are afraid, bom sheer bashfulnew ftai modesty, to fsbsobai.lt consult a medical man** other pa.tients have not tho self-possession oad coolubsb when in tho consulting room, toaocuratelj describe their symptoms— their habits of life, sad the nature of the disease they suffer from. Let such, persons (ho or she) Bit quietly dotmtt the privacy of their own apartments, and with oalm minds fieaoriba clearly each njmptoin ot thus case • a deal- statement thus written, and tatt before me, totiw preferable in kbbvoub diseases ta a personal consultation, Whero, however, I disease is of a peculiar and exceptional olmraotstfi & pcwonal consultation mny •'bscome neoesnn j but my success in correspondence ia so great, Uuf 1 of tho thousands upon thousands whom I uvs treated by letter during the last 83 years, not* single mistake has ever ocourred, not a case has ever been made public— in fact, the very simplicity of my system of correspondence prevents publioity ' At the same time medicines aro sent to « patients in snob, a form as to defy detection, I How many thousands have I not brought Joy > How many have been enabled to enter into tka marriage statsthroughoonsnltinffineP How many after marriage have privataly eW* Suited me and been blessed, and their married Ilvtl TOBtaa^rtrinea yonthß of both bum ha7e also been restored to health, and ttumkH their manliood, for having consulted me by lef ill Howmany questions arise whero tha tamilf nbysioian isunable to unravel the i oasa, *?aw»»M often the patient lingers on, not daring to tell Up temSy medical advisor the nature of hta oomplaink nnm consumption, wasting, or mental disease w| JnTandthe Hufferergets beyond the ounblestwe i and is left a hopeless wreck r I A letter written in tho pnvaoy of the room sat ! dropped in the post-box reaches mequiettyi ti» I answer is returned as quietly and unostontattouily, and tho patient, without Bteppingfromhisohamiji ezoeptto port bis letter, is by return ot post put la iuUDOßseßsionofthenaturoofhißoase. HiskofM oj-o raised, his doubts removed, and ho la oompuft* tivolyanewman; infaot,ia many cases, ft v W ''"rhVSSy addition to tho ordinary written lotto fa the ago, occupation, habits, and symptoms, notbintr more. Tho ÜBual consultation tta of 01 (one pound) must be enclosed, otherwise no answw W ife 1 ere are thousands of cases in dally life whew ■ consultation with one at a distance will remove bj osinglo letter a great fear, n great care, and itofbtt solves What appears as an impenetrabl* mysrtxKTi Many & sad heart has been made Joyful oa rotiaiy l ofinesplanatory letter from me. To those who are about to marry, I would say consult mtf before doing so, and thus prevent man* after troubles, and remove many unnaoeasary oaret and prejudices : to thoae more especially who h»T« suffered in early years from disease, or who hsvtt yielded to their passions, to these I say at onos consult with me, donottarry,delayßarodang«nras and as an expert, my time may not be always at your service, you can, by simply •noloalng MS pound, have the benefit of my experience la ths tuna manner as if I lived in your own town, »n4 1 ' Addrsßß- DBIiiL . SMITHf 183, COLLINS STEEET HAST, Melbourne. CONSULTATION FEB. B 7 IiETTEB. SKi ; Fee for Personal Consultation, tfl li, Tfeff letter is indlusive of modioine. ■ Medioittea forwarded, well-paoked, to sdl ttt C<^oSi-LINS a STE^^EAST. Melboums.