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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6036, 19 September 1887, Page 4

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Specialist in NERVOUS, CHRONIC, and all COMPLICATED DWEASK3 requiring . . SKILL AND INTEGRITY. > Author of " Nervous Diseases and- their Treat- • xaent:V ; price 6d, po-t free Yd. Also,.',' Simple, Safe, andßuccessfnl Methods of Treating Disease," a twelve-page pamphlet, free on application, or t mailed free to any address on receipt of a penny 3 stamp. E The readers of this journal are requested to read. i carefully the aooompinying certificates. Inquiry 9 is invited concerning their authenticity. , NERVOUS DEBILITY. 9, Moa Place, Madras street Christchurch, • July 22nd, 18-15. Mr Juiian: Dear Sir. t —I have very great pleasure in sending you. I this testimonial. I was taken bad with nervo.us 3 debility in September, 1881. I can hardly describe ) to you how I felt; to say the plain truth, I could . scarcely walk. I was under lur M.D.'s in sevea I months. They told me I should be a long while . before I should be bettor. I did not think they understood my omplaint, they told me it was liver oomplaint. I heard you had made some very good. oures,Boldeterminedtogiveyouatrial. I thank God that I have done bo, for after taking yonr - medicine for two months, I can safely say lam 1 quite restored to health again, and feel quite new b man.— Yours, ever erateful. Gbo. ooksoh. k ST VlTUfc' D *NCE. ) 39, Gladstone terrace. Antigua street, Christ- • church, 12th March, 1887. Mr Julian. Dear > Sir,— At the beginning of lafet year I con > suited yon about my daughter Mary, whe wss then suffering and had suffered for six years with St Vitus' dance. I had no faith that yoa could cure her, forsbe had been treated by several doctors without benefit. h» was also discharged from the Hospital after three months' treatment as inourable. She was quite iuctpable of attending to herself, and the hot weather was making her worse. You oared her in two moutks. Ever since then she i» thoroughly well, - and during the very great heat of this summer she has not had the slightest derangement. Hundreds of people know the above to be true. I shall be glad to reassure sceptics. Yours sincerely Neil M'Oorkick. 1 T. JULIAN, PROFESSOR OP MEDICAL BOTANY, 99, Manchester street, ChristchuroU. -«rOUTHFUL VIGOUR, HAPPY MARRIAGE M. HEALTHY OFFSPRING, a Medical Treatise by that eminent; French Hospital Physician, Dr i-ABONSKI, showing sufferers how they may cure themselves of Nervous Debility, Lost Manhood, &c, &c f-ent by Post for six I penny (N.Z.) stamps. Address, Parisian, P. 0.. » Box 766, Sydney. i "A boon to all desiring •selE-cure."— "Medigal Beview." ißa» [Diseased Nature oaoiiouuea Dre&sa forth in strange eruptions."— Act 111. Scene i, TO THE~~PUBLIO. SOME patient! suffering from nervous&Seotfoß* axe afraid, fxom sheer bashfulness tu6 modesty, to peesohallt consult a medioal mia~ other patients have not the self-possasaioa *n5 ooolneßS when in the consulting room, to aoouratalj describe their symptoms— their habite of Ufa, «nfi the nature of the disease they suffer from. Let such persons (ho or she) sit quietly down IB the privaoy of their own apartments, and with oalm minds desoribe dearly eaoh symptom of thels case; a dear statemen. thus written, and laifl before me, is far preferable in xbbvouq diseases Co a personal consultation. Whore, however, a diueaso is of a peculiar and exceptional oharaotn' a personal consultation may become necessary i tout my success in correspondence is so great, thti of the thousands upon thousands whom I hus 1- treated by letter during the last 32 years, not* •- single mistake has ever ocourred, not a oasa hu ever been made public— in fact, the very eimpUoltj of my system of correßpondepoeprevents publicity At the same time medicineß are Bent to xny patients in such a form as to defy deteotion. How many thousands have I not brought joy How many have been enabled to enter into tie marriage state through consulting me t How many after marriage have privately «"«• suited me and been blessed, and their married Hv»j xnadetruitful and happy P How many wasted ruined youths of both aaxet ' have also been restored to health, and thankeft ' their manhood, for having consulted mebyle 4 -tcP How many questions arise where the familf ' physiaian is unable to unravel the oase, and when often the patient lingers on, not daring to tell his family medioal adviser the nature of his complaint, until consumption, wasting, or mental diseaseisk in, and the sufferer gets bevondthe curable staga and is left a hopeless wreoW • A letter written in tne pnvaoy of the room nfl dropped in the post-box reaches nw quietly] tk» ' answer is returned as quietly and unostentatiously, and the patient, without stepping from his oh&mbei exoeptto post biß letter, is by return of post put In - full possession of the nature of his case. 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