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Inangahua Times, 3 April 1878, Page 4

Business Notices.. /^nNAMKNTAL PKINTIM}, in C-10r,., C'lold, Silvor, or Hronxi*, cx>'cutiil in tln> ni'ntr!»t s'tlo, »nd nt the cheapp«t ratos, at the Tntrs OiTw.c, Bromlwnj, R.of(on. rruiK oosrr.L oak iron JL AKD OALVANISKI) IRoN VVI»R COMPANY Iron Mnnufnotuwrs mid Qalraniscra. First Urand. Sornnd Tlmnd. •O Axonon o.' [Trndc Mnrks.j «Raom?.'J Flll&T QrAT.ITT. SKCOKP QUAT.ITr 7 ho Gospel Om'k ia tho oldest msuiufiKMuiv of Oalvfti.iVd Iron in Kn^ltim!. Kervou.vir.is, DcWiti;, Loss of Power, $per>»atorrtuca, Ir.diwvfion of curly Youth, Ihf phi lit ie Diseases. 11l ail, the ftbovo cases, irrnsiiif/ from errors and the i/ic/dinr/ lo the passions, n<> Itiine should bo lost to at once arrest the progress of disease. DH. L. L. SMITH HAS devoted himself for t\vrnt/yoai;i in the colony to thr prneli<?«i of thn br.ineh of Ins profession while previously, in .Kn!;l:ind, he wan th.» pupil of nnd prartised with the celebrated Dr. ]{. T. Culver, well, tho only medical practitioner who ever exclusively adopted this as the solo branch of his profession. Dr. L. L. Smith hereby informs tho. public that i the only IqiallihipiaUfuil medical man, i this <>f his professiiin that others advertising ore un« qualified, nnd thnt, therefore, in prelendin^ to be qualified niv obluinimr money under false pretences. Dr. L. [), Sunn nl*> w? r»,s the puJdi,-, nßainst the quackeries r.dvertisc-o. If'tho jtaker of nny ol those advertised nostrums 'escape with his life, or Uis system be iu,t thoroughly and irreparably undermined by them, lie may look upon himself as tlu> most fortunate mortal. Dr. L. L. Smith has boon applied toW ?o many nufortunnte broken-don nyounj;ohKmej., utterly crushed in sprit, ruined in body, nnd filched in pocket that ho deems it a duty to publish this to t li *- world. Those men and wvnicii who have been the yietims of unprincipled charlatans frequently seek that recovery which ii often beyond .Dr. Smith's control. When will tho public understand that it is v their interest to consult a «iuly qunlifie.i medical mnn, who has mode tliisliis solo study rather than apply to n number oi JfliioraiU impostors, who merely harp ami prey upon their pocl; el m and health. Dr. L' L. Smith has alway stated thai fo warn the public of these quicksands 'iU ehiof rea*on for advertising. •In all cases of nervous, debility lowne.ti * spirits loss of power, pimples on tho oreiitad, lussilud?, inaptitude lor biisincs.i 1 /mpoteney' dwindle from the system, nini the various clfcets- of errors of youth aju? bloo«4jioisonin>{ from discayes pioviostslv contincted, Dr. L. I.j. Smith invite"? Buflorcys to consult him, as he lias nc hesitation in stating tlmt no medical mmi either hero or in Jvnj;lau<l, \v.v, iwui ill* opportuntio cf practice and CJiiraordinarj i'\pcri*'ncc which ho bus had. Tiiciclort those \\\m really <i«'siiv to lie treated Ijj ulie :\\\>> \}> ;t( Hi*' head o! his '" roleysion in this brjnivh of mediivui pr.iett liom.l in* no lime in s. % ekin^ ins cc. .So' sluiuld anyone marry will* liral tour Mt'tili;; him. 1 Ik- new consulting rocM)*ure Ht IS2 (Jui,li:*s Stukkt J'iAhT, Mri.L'ovm»» 'Jpl'itsitc tUv Jhifumnw i'lvh, (Lnto the vcsitlence of tho Governor) Private entrance is in Stephen street south. consultation I'KK (by letter) 11 Medieiucs forwarded to all tue colonies so packed as to avoid observation. Hook published by the Doctor can bo had on application to him. OF HOLLOW.irS PILLS AND 01 N TM KN T. I most rosjnMi lul ly take leave to call tho attention of tho inhabitant!' of Australasia to tho fact tint Messrs. iriCNKY, CI7KR.\X A CO., VVholesnlo Dru^isls, of IN'KW Y()KIC, haro AfCHeies in various pnrts, nnd that their Travellers aro poimj all over the country vendin.'T SPUIvTOfTS, lAUTA" TiOiNSofiny Pills," jjnd Oinimonf which they make in'j^F.w YoKK.nnd whieli \;s;\t in some instan co^ their f.rnd«> murk tlma — /^rs| B^~~ wm ' st on other labels of^SS.j^^Mlhis trAsh it; is omitted, thca^M '|K^ better Lo deceive you. '"it the words " New York "jgjj*"?^ are retained. Much of (his (Ictilious stnfl'issrhl in tbr> Auelion.jvxinui of Sydney and elsewhere, and readily finds iln way into tJio bade settlements. Tlieso nrt> v'ilo I'nuds, .is I do not allow my Medicines even to bo sou' in any part of the United Mates; they aro only mndo by ma nt .7.1:), Ovforii Street, Louduu. Tho name people nro circulating n report thnt my business is about to" h' ( . formed into n Company, whie'j i^ r'nin: v I'AT,SK. 1 ninsl earnestly appeal lo that soi-sr of British justice, which I fool sure j may venture upon asking from my ki, ,) countrymen nud country women in t|, n , distant homes, to assist me as f-u %> mny lay in Ihcir power, i;, «K.i"h>iui»-i".-..'« this DltanH'lul American I'.r.ud, by »..,.". lionin« th lir friends! k-sl they be din. 1 into buyinj; villainous co !rt| , olll i ( | s s -\ t ,',[ "liolowavs Pills and Oi,,: Ilirut » J „, any Mow York label thereon Each Pot ,u,cl «ox of tho Genum, Medicines bears llu< Jlriti.it, (inn-rrm, I Stamp, with tho words "H,, Mjinvvv ' ;; Pius ahd Oixtjient, iauujon," on«f» V e,l thereon. On tho h,bed is tloaddrel'S OXTOBD hWKKT, LovtWM, where alono they «ro Manulnetuiv;!