as'it we^e, iiwipimk ,yjJE m$,M , is shown 1 by ihe-foTfoWngJilWreatojg l I ; '-' V'Tiii'OT'ißTf foctHii I " 1 '' 1 <J ' n " l j I ;"^ftl&'iri'ar : ,'6pße l rmaiil''fisq}, '^ett^yi i 'iiiaild'tr'adeil.'w&'for'some'rriobth's'lying i dlbaS AbernamallanMlahd of tbaKin'gsmiU 1 -Gjo.ap, m ( t^e Paqifid. Hehad^pen peized with rijebniatio (fever, w^iicb was foUowedi 'by, cpmnlioa^ed die.oide¥s of a terribly severe! #lure,"4ssnnn^gythV v f6rm'6f a spfecies of I '.palsy nevef/bef ore known.'. Tho, sufferer's; > jlimbSjSW.eJled, th,e l.egs' lost all BeiißJbilityi I 'to , pain :,/th.e 'foot "could', be /wrenbhed' 'ion'W'the ffi"jgierced :l wita a' lance; •witfibnt'lnflidting' the Slightest ' Buffering.: 'JHflft suik-man was • evidently mnbonsoions; j /)f his. hftyipg legs, and hi^ brain was. Ben-;. ously affeoted',, as if with 'lunacy. Jn^thia' ! aepjorable 'slate lie was' Bnidly b'roiignt > •fittithe f 'Rlalidstb'Aiiokia'r/d, by-Mr' H. : -Wi Herideison-Jin: the ' i(Captain,Mpller), and, being, a German, he "was received -by .'the German Consul, G. i "Von 4er HyderEsqi^-and"!)^^''^'^^^ I <Di§trict Hospital, where he : received : 'treat-. ; ,ment for three wdeksj<with.lno indications i of improvement ; his case being pronounced 1 1 by one and all a most hopeles orie.^ The! 1 captair| ' of y the knowingj {hat 1 extraordinary' cures had 'been' effected byj j th'e "use of Hifchens' oelebrated Bloodj i Restorer.rreauestedfthe proprietor of the; ! Blood ReVftffiHo take tHfe^basS' m hand,' i and a contract was subsequently entered; j .irifo/'oi .")nb oure, no 'pay.'/' SMrjHJtchen's 1 proceeded to the. Hospital, examined the ' invalid, and found him 'm an apparently! I dying state, with scarcely a spark of life 1 left. Mr Hitchenß ordered the suffering ] man to be removed to his (Mr H.s) pri- : evidence, where his wantsicould pei-| I sonally.be attended tp,|by,,Mr ,HitoJie|sJ I The iatter administered the m'eflicjne (tnej Blood Restorer),- and used the ointment I freely. Meanwhile -clergymen called, pro-; j nouncing, the oase, beyond the power of j man'toSfeW'/cttre! 'Howe've^ after six| : weeks, the e£fect-of 'the' medicine beoame! I wonderfully apparent, the Blood Restorer, was acting slowly but surely on the blood;' the deadly impurities were gradually elimi- lif e flowed unchecked' m its natural 'chan- nels over the entire man. The brain be-j came clear and active, and the limbs once. 