Professor Richard.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 4676, 21 June 1893, Page 1

Professor Richard.

». o ™* Hall was attended even' | better last night than on previous evenings. I "~?. a L p *°te**or Eichard treated several (I I E? 1 *^ 8 Wlth moßfc satisfactory reßolta. c S-^r rm ? TJMMcommended by the Ber A Wilßum Birch, her affliction being deafQ O«8P 4 The treatment appeared to considere sr^WS?** her !»*"«» of hearing. The d Be? W. Biroh also wrote that ho had been a visited by a man previously treated ,„ by Frofeßßoylbichard for rheumatißm. He 0 , l»ad stated tttftt he bad received mucW r benefit Irom the" treatment and was free r it rom . ****' $***%* p »«crfct, reoommended j by the Be* W. ».■ Bean, was treated for 3 dteafness, apparently with great success, t IBtb Joneß w.w treated for blindness, and . after a short time was able to read print . Ofl a p»per. An old lady, helpleaa froni . rxaQmatiam, recommended by Mr A. Paul, W»» carried on to tlise atage. In a few j mreatfla she w^a able to walk alowly . without assistance. Mrs &b«ppard. r also fr victim to rhewaatiimi after a short- coarse of treatment, almost ran dftwn the hall in delight at the benefit she had received- 2%q osnal mirth-ptovoking entextainarfnt foiloved, and waa* mach appreciated' by th* large audience.- On Saturday night 1 the Krofeseor's public treatment of cases will cease; and< he will close his ptaotic* m ' Christchurch on July 1. Tiwiast fiw * lecture will be given on Sundaynteot;