Wellington, lbth July 1888. I beg to state that for a long time I have been suffering from physical and nervous debility. Some five months ago, when Dr Speer was in Auokland, I wrete and placed myself under his treatment, and am now gratified to say I am perfectly cured and a sound, healthy man again. I cannot speak too highly of Dr Speer, as he has succeeded when otlier doctors failed, and that without even Bceing me until to-day, when I first |had the pleasure of Bpeaking to him* H. Bannkbuax, of Masterton, Troutd Boarding house, Howe's Lane, Wellington, 3rd June 1886. I, James Brown, of above address, wish to state that for some three months I have been suffering from general bad health, by which I have been com pelled to knock off work, and some disease of the eye, by which I was gradually losing my Bight. I have been under three doctors in Wellington, but without effect. I have tried Dr Speer, and in ten days he has so far cured me that I intend working next-week, and he has also nearly restored my eyesight. I am prepared to swear to above facts before any Justice of the Peace, and wish to oall the attention of the public to this rapid cure. Jahks Brown (his X mark), Witness—W. J. Sullivan.
