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Inangahua Times, Volume V, Issue 39, 13 May 1878, Page 4

/-'vnKAMKNr.VL TIUNTING. v> 'Mon, flolil, Silvrv. or Tsioii/(«, ctront^d in the noutcst slylf . mhl nl llu* ihcnprot i :«..•«<), nl ihn TniKS OiWcc, Broiulwaj, Ri<cfinii. fPIIK GOSPKI. OAK THO\ L AfiT\ OAI.VAKKEII IfloN WIUTv rOMP.vNY Ir on MnmifiK'Mirvr* am? Oiilrnni^nri. Firnt Unind. Sc>mhl Urnnd. ; 'O ANCHAII O. | ~'lV>wlo Mnvli!« ] • K,uu,n.'J FnißT QVMMTV. SFroN'n QrAUTtM. Ihe Oo.«pol O»I. ,i> tin 1 oldrat innHufiiolnro of Gnlvaiiiacd lion in KnpJumJ. Nervousness, Jkhihty; ■T.n.tx of P.nrrr, Htyevmatayr/uM, .Inriircrrlion a* cirrly l'uulh\'A^j/j)hifil)c /Vsvv/sW. In nil llie nbovr cases. aiTtei»/f /row , crforfmd the yicMiiiy to tho. -passions^ nn tiaflo should !«• losl .to n t once arrest tho progress of disease. Di?.. l. i. sMrni' HAS devoted himself for twenty ytarsin the colony fo the- |mie(W-nf ihty branch of his profession while previously, in England, ho was tho i>npil of and practised with the celebrated Dr. X, T. Culverwell, tho only medical practitioner who ever exclusively adopted this as the solo branch of his profession. Br. L. L, Smith hereby informs tho public Hint * t/>conh/ icjially^tntHJicd' medical man I this */wiattf)/ qf his j )ro . fession that others advertising are unqualified, and tfmt, ihoreforo, in protending to be qualified nro obtaining money under lolso pretences. . I)r. L. L. Siwtjt also WKn.s ni^ publio against the quackeries Urertlsr-,,. JT tho taker of any ol those advertised nostrums escape with his life, or Wis sys:em be nor. thoroughly and irreparably undermined 1 •>>y them, he may kok upon hinwll'ns the ■most forlunale moital. i3r. L. L. Smiti) has been applied to b" so many >'i)lbrtunate broken- dounyoun,— oldsmer., utterly crushed in aurit, ruined :m body, nnd illched in poekev that ho deems it a duty to publish this to th«> world. . Thoso men and women who h»vo been the \ictin»b of unprincipled clmrlatnus /requently seek that recovery which is often beyond Dr. Sm ith's com rol. 1 \V hen will tho public understand that it i> lo their interest to consult a duly qualilied- • niediciil man, who has made this his solo study rather than npnly to a number or ignorant impostors, who merely Imrp nml ■prey upon their pockets and health. Dr. Jy J,. Smith has alway slaled thai to warn the public of these quicksands 'uh chief reason lor advertising. In all cases of nervous, debility lownt-na 1 spirits loss of poner. pimples on tho orehetid, latitude,- ■iiinpu'liid,. (or business /mpotcney' drttum^o iVum the system, mut tho various cjli'ets of errors of youth ami •blood poisoning Ironr diseases previously, eontraoied, \h\ L L Smith invites sufli-rers to consult him, n.s lie has no hesitation in stilling thai, no medical m>u»" either hero w in Knghuul, lias had th* * opporliiulicN < I' practice uikJ extraordinary''ApciiciMo wl.uih bo has tad. Therefore liio.-.c mlkj really desire to be treated bj "one who I* ai the head ol his "« rolession \sf this briiuch ol mcdieul practi. h>uld low no timo in seeking liis C o. i\'o<?' should anyono it.arry with, first coup 1 'siDtuig him. , ; '' The new consulting roo os are at 182. Collins frrkKKr JCast, Mklhouhnb Opposite the Melbourne C'/«/;, (Late tho residence of the Governor) Private entrance is in Stephen street soui h. CONSULTATION FK».(by letter) £1 Mvdivincs lorwarded I o tit 1 the colonies sa packed as io avoid obserraiion. 'Jook published by the Doctor can be had on application io him. (V "W'^W/VY'S I'ILLS ANU V / • Om-TMIUNT. T most ros»,v. mlly take lcavo to call the nltnttion of tho of A ustralnsia totlio fact Uihk umT* .".^NttY, CUJUIVN & CO., Uholesale J)ruggi.sts, o»" NKW YOKK, t T -° A fr^ TH ' lOtnn various parts, and tlmt their Travellers are gning all over tho Sr ni M- y . Vrn ' lif1 T SPUK.IOFS, I:\ITTA-* riONS of my Pills, ami Ointment winch they mnko n> Nmv Tonic, and which benr msomc mstan x(o«Wß|fc. ces their trademark tlms-^JJI on other labels of Sf3Jljjfl|H'l»'s twah i& .is omitted, th< 3 Jbetter, to . deceive you, J»nt^g^g^tlio' wor.ls^ vt i W r" . rl< "r^i^ nro 1 retained^ Much of this fictitious stuff is sold in thoAuction rooms of Sydney and elsowhero, and readily finds ils way into tho buck settlements. These aro v'ilo frauds, as I no not allow my Medicines even to bo fiolc^ in any part of the United thoy nro only n:ado by mo «t .533, Oxford btvect, London. , ! . Tho some people aro circulating a report (hat my business is nhout to b« lormed into a Compauy, which isUTTEMV 1 mast earnesrly appeal to that sensn of JJnhsh justice, which I feel suro £ may venture upon asking from my kird countrymen nnd countrywomen in thci» distant, homes, . to assist mo as far iv mny lay m their power, iii denouncingthis shawolul American Fnuid, by cautionmg th iir friends lest they be doped into buying villainous compounds styled ' Jlol oways Pills and Ointment " will* any flow York label thereon. • • Jiach Tot and JJox of the Genuine Medicine* beuirs the JBrilinh Owermncni otamp, w-kh tho words " Hoiiowav'» I ills and Ointmknt, London," cngrayed tlicreon. On the labed is tLo address, 533, OxFoiiD Strkkt, London, where alon* they are Manufactured Signed. THOMAS HOLLOWAY. LONDON, lth 16,1870.