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Inangahua Times, Volume 21, 20 November 1878, Page 4

Eusiness Notices. \ /^UNAMKNTAL rRISTINQ, in Color.Gold, Silver, or Tronze, executed in the i*cnte«t style, and nt tli» ch^ftpwt r«f«i, f.f the Times Office, Broadwaj, lltefton. rpilE GOSPEL OAK IRON JL AND GALVANISED IRON WIRE COMPANY Ir on fifnnufaoturors nnd Gftlrauuors. Firitt Brand. Second Urand. G Anchor o.' [Trado Murks.] 'KiflWj Fißßx Qcamty. Second Qc±r,rtr. The Gospel Oak is tho olden nttnnftvatvra of Galvanised Iron in England. Nervousness, Debility, Loss of Power, Spcrmai^rrh<ra, Indiscretion t'r early Youth, Syphilitic Dheatex. In nil the abovo cases, arrisinq from errors and the yielding to the passions, no tim« should bo lost to at onco arreit the progress of disease. DR. L. L. SMITH HAS devoted nuelf for twenty y««nr.i in the colony to tho practico of tint branch of his profession while previously, in Jutland, he was tho pupil of and nrnctised with tho celebrated Dr. I?. T. Culverwell, the only medical practitioner who ever exclusively adopted this a* tho 8 oi» branch of his profession. Dr. L. L. Smitji liercby informs iU public that » thtonly legally*anai;jl t & medical man i this speciality of fas profession that, others advertising nre miqunlilied, and that, therefore, in protending to bo qunlilied nro obtaining money under (also pretences. Dr. L. L. Smith also wttkn (n# nuiilia against the quackeries &dvertu,*««. If th« taker of any of thoso advertised nostrums escape with his life, or kis system be not thoroughly nnd irreparably undermined by them, ho mny lcok upon himself ns th« fliost fortunate mortnl. Dr. L. L. Smith has b.-cn applied to b» pownny >»nfortunate broken-tfownyonn^o oldoiner., utterly crushed in sprit, ruined in body, and dlclicd in poelccr Ui.it ha deems it a duty to publish this to th^ world. Thoso men nnd women who Iwir# been ibo victims of unprincipled charlatan* frequently seek that recovery tvhieh is often beyond Dr. SMiTn'a control. "When • will the public understand fhat it i\ io their interest to consult 11 duly qualiliea medical ninn, who has m»do tins liis sole study rather than apply to n number 01 i>;nuront impostors, who merely harp nnd prey upon their pockets nnd health. Dr. Jy L. Smith has nlwny stated Umi to warn the public of these quicksands iis chief reason for advertising. Jn nil cases of nervous, debility lown^ss spirits loss of pov\'<>r, pimples on tho [Orehead, ljissitudo, inaptitude tor business /mpoteney' drainage from the .sy.vem, nnd the various t'/lects *t' errors of youth iu\d blooJpoisonin^ frc*. jlincnses previously I contnieted, J>r. j. L. Smith invites M sutlerers to consult l:im, as ho hns no M hesitiition in *ti\iwfr that no medical ni;m either horo or in England, hns had the opportunlies cf practice and extraordinary experience which ho has had. Tliereforo those Mho really dosiro to bo treated by one who is at tho head of liis "^ lolossiom this branch of medical practi hould lo g no time iv seeking his c<?. iN'o should anyono marry \rith first coji Kultin^ him. 'J he new consulting rou ns nro nt 182 Collins Sikkkt .Kast, MKLnotrsNn Opposite the Melbourne Club, (Lalo tho residence of tho Governor) Private entrance is in Stephen street south. CONSULTATION KKH (by letter) £\ Medicines forwarded to all tho colonies rj packed ns to avoid observation -Book publishe.l by the Doctor can be had on application to him. OF IIOLLOWAY'S PILLS AIN I) OINTMKNT. I most rcspecttully take lenvo to <!nll tho attention of tho inhnbitnnts of Anstrnlash to tho fact that Messrs. HKNJtY, CU.HIt.VN & CO., Wholesale Dnijrpisis, of NEW YOIIK, hrtto Aueneies in vnrious parts, nnd thnt their Traveller* nve Roinu nil over th« country vending SPUKIOUS, IMITATIONS of my. Pills, nnd Ointment which they make in ISkw Yomc.nnd which bear in some instan j0* tBI *bK c «^ "^ir trado other labels of g^ffaHthis twsh it ts omitted, tlu\fJ^H»J|bcitcr to d«^ ceivo you, but^^JSF tho woiMh "Now York" ** w^ aro retained Much of t.\m iictitious stuft'isßold in tho Auction rooms of Sydney nnd elsewhere, nnd readily finds its wny into tho back settlements. Thoso avo vilo frauds, ns I do not allow my Medicines even lo bo .«o)i J in any part of tho United States; they aro only mndo by mo nt 533, Oxford Street, London. Iho snmo peoplo nre circulating report that my businoss is about to b« formed into a Company, which is utkhly fat.se. 1 most earnestly flppcnl to thnt sense of Dritish justice, which I feel «uro I may venturo upon asking from my kico countrymen and countrywomen in their distant homes, to assist m« as far iv mny Jny iv their power, in denounetn this 6bnn?«[nl American Fraud, by can* lioning th lir frionds lest they bo doped into buyiug villainous compounds styM " Hollowbvb Pills nnd Ointniont " with any Wow xork label thereon. Each Pot nnd Box of th« Genuine Medicine ;2 benr» tho Vrituh Government Stamp, it* tho words " Hollowat'i PII.M ANP VTNTJ.TNT, LONDON," OllßrAVOii thereon. On the L u ><\ is tLo address, 6.13, Oxfoud Sthket, Lomn;», vrhero nlono they ar* MnnAractured Signed. THOMAS 110LL0WAY. i.onpon, J-\h 15,187(5.