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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5084, 18 October 1894, Page 4

1 I .-,. i • i ijglf BEAD ■■;. ■. :?;'p,Y rcoSD Ol Tni'-, s.iny'-i'illX j :.ass n; ns ia 'A~m os Yta-E j - ry::ktn>s who aee sioir and !ai 'yciSH. TO OiBX RELIEF FROST j LA OEIPFE 1); T\ °' *■'■"■"■ -■: vc-.o .^t.^.v.:-^.,; ;■„.-.» r>.o Ko -_ ; i'--—'.i' v.iuli. v.i«iuu ujo \inppe Travels OTer the country and assails people at different times and under different circumstances. It seems to delight in rainy, muggy weather, and -when it haa run its course it leaves the patient a prey to a vast number of maladies, unless remedies aro taken at the commencement of the symptoms -which are powerful enough to eradicate the Grippe poison. We claiai that our Mixtures No. 1 and K0.2 will, if taken early, cure all the fevere symptoms of an attick of Influenza in a very short time, and the patient -will mike a rapid recovery as compared with tliOEo that n.-glcct to take proper measures to eradicate the poison from their systems. We have now had th3 experience of three epidemics, and during that time wo have learnt something about Influenza and its various complications. Our Mixtures Nos. 1 and 2 have been sold to over 8000 sufferers residing not only in Dunedin, hut in all the principal towns of New Zealand. During the height of the last epidemic our soles sometimes reached the phenomenal quantity of £50 bottles in a single day j so great, indeed, was the demand that we were unable to make tho preparations in sufficient quantity in our retail establishment, so , tad to call to our aid the entire working staff of j our factory, hardly a day passing that we did not I receive telegrams from some town for two or three cases of the remedies. This is in itself sufficient to show to what an extent the fame of these medicines has spread.WHEN YOU HAVE INFLUENZA YOU WANT THE VERY BEST MEDICINE THAT IT IS POSSIBLE TO GET. Influenza is not to be trifled with. It can make you feel very ill, and there is no doubt that you are ill when you have an attack of this dread disease. There has never been a remedy put on the market that has had such a large eale, and been so successful in curing Influenza, as MARSHALL'S MIXTURES, NOS. 1 AND 2. They are without doubt specifics for it, and if you feel on attack coming on, procure them without delay, and you will be saved a lot of suffering. These Mizture3 are specially prepared for Infiueuza, and are made to suit the varied symptoms of each, epidemic. No. 1 controls all the feverish symptoms and severe body pains, while sickness, headache aud the latter stages of the complaint disappear in a marvellously short space of time when the No. 2 Mixture is taken in alternation with' the fir3t-ineationed. . Children iu delirium, with pulse over 100, and racked with pain, will, after a few doses of these remedies, rapidly improve. There is nothing to equal the rapidity with which, these Mixtures act. THE PKICE OF THE TWO MIXTUEES IS OS; IT SEN! PEB POST, QS gD, ThcEe Eeinediea can be obtained at the HEALTH SUPPLIES COMPANY, 245, CASHEL STBEET Ckeistchubch. COUNT MATTBI AND HIS MEDICINES. TESTIMONIES FBOM AMEEICA. A lac!y res: Oil:-. £ in New York, who some time ago spent soms tiiue at Bologna studying the Mattei system, writes thus :— " On my return to the U.S., 1 went to Colorado Springs, the Sanatorium of the U.S. M y frteud3 came to me for remedies. I remained there four months, had hundreds of patients, and made eome very astonishing cures of old chronic complaints. I did everything I could to establish, the uso of the Mattei Remedies, all gratis, and converted four of tho leading komceopathic.pbysicians." She encloses a letter which, she has received from one of these, from which the following has been extracted :— Colorado Springs. Mbs C. B. Leese. My Dear Madam,— l have pleasnre in complying with your request, and am happy to state that, so far, I have met with, but few cases that did not yield yxcqmptly to the Mattei remedies. My cancer case is improving far beyond my most sanguine expectations. The pain has ceased, and tumour already reduced at least one-fourth. Patient eats and sleeps well, and feels better in every way. Eespectfully yours, (Dr) G. W. J. ANOTHER PHYSICIAN'S TESTIMONY. i)n B. Melexdy Writes to this journal of Electro-Homoeopathy an interesting letter, from which, we extract the following:— "I could give a list of hundreds of aases of typlioid, ague, sewer gas, and malarial fevers, small-pox, diphtheria, cholera infantum, scarlet fever and measles that I liave cured with the Mattei remedies. The old theory that fevers have to ruu a certain fixed'tourse' Eprofanoand perfectly groundless. By this new <Uvi marvellous system of Wattei fevers can be arrested at once. It is impossible- to give anything like a method of my nine years' professional experience, but I am happy to bo able to render oven this alight testijnoniiil to so worthy a cause." Ladt Paget (Wife of Sir .Augustus Paget, H.M. Ambassador at Vicuna) writes :—" The Mattei Medicines appear to purify the bloo'l, reconstitute the fibres, and infuso new life iuto the body. During last winter's epidemic this Medicine acted like magic." — " National Beview." De A. B. Writes :— " A man aged about forty-six had a stone on tbe left kidney. • ♦ • In two months it was gonn," — " Modern Medicine," i. 53, Peopessob Pascucci, M.D., O the University of Bologna, says in reference to the action of Count Matter's Febrifugo :— " I succeeded in a very short time in subduing the most obstinate fevers, which no mcaus had previously succeeded iu conquering." The Countess de Galleani Writes .— " I have since the year 1881 had daily practical expa'rienee of these wonderful medicines on all manner of diseases, • • * During those years I have found nothing to contradict the statements of Count Mattei as to the efficacy of his remedies." Dp. A. C. Fletcher Writes:— "l have- cured with them passive congestion, neuralgia, laryngitis, bronchitis, lumbago, rheumatism, &c." Eev S. Frost : " Blue Electricity ♦ ♦ on several occasions has removed headaches. * • On one occasion it stopped quickly the bleeding of a pretty deep wound."—" Modern Medicine," i. 155. Cokhissioker Booth Tucker, Of the Salvation Army, author of the Life of Mrs i Booth—" They cured mo of a sevon years' Chronic Dysentery, which baffled all the doctors, and they keep mo in perfect health. We use them constantly in the Army, with the best results." . CHEISTCHURCH AGENTSHEALTH SUPPLIES CO., 245 CASHEL STREET, CHBISTCHUECH. 2701 1105X