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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 13 September 1880, Page 4

Bu'>i"*ji i'edec-fi. /-\'iX.OiEXCAL PRIX IN" v G-oid, Suvi-r, or Bronze, executed in th« neatest sfyl?, and at thtr cheapest rates, a the Tillies OGiee, Broadway, Heefton. rjlHB GOSPKL OAK IRON i GALVANISED IRON WIRE COiIPAIIY Iron irauufaeturera and Galranisera. First Brand. Second Brand. G- Axcpok o.' {Tjado Bfaris.] • Eagie.'J FIEST QtJiiTdt;^^ SSCOSD QtTAMTT The Gospel Oak is the olde3 mauu^atur of Galvaiiscd Iron in England. ,- r Xerujsne**, Bdlit^, Zoss of Potcw, Zpenvotorrhcra, Indisrreiion 01 curhf Youth, Syphilitic Diseases. In ail the altovo cases, arnshi/j from errors mid the vicUina to the passions, no time should he lost to at once arrest th» progress of disease. DB. L. I. SMITH T] A^ devoted msolf for twenty years. xa. Jnthccolonv to the practice of tliw I'rancii of us profession preriouslf. m Jinfr.and he was tho pupil or and practised with the celebrated Dr. B. T. Culrer. weiJ, the only medical practitioner who ever exclusively adopted this as the sole oraucii of his profession. I>r. L. L. yMiTn hereby informs t)i« ru.-IH. that 1 ihconh, haall, qualified mahcal mm t this yeriality of his professioh that others advertising are un quahaeiUtm that, therefore, fn prefendiajr 0 oe quaniiedareolhumng money under lit J«*? pretences. o^ I f L ,i L> Sil T H also Ws *' s lß * V*We affamst the quarkenes aJrertisau. If the taker oi anj of t j, e , e ad7ertised nostrums escare with his lih, or his system be not horousdj and irreparably undermined (^y them, he may Icok upon liim.elfas the fl»ost fortuuare mortal. -Dr. L. L. Shite has been applied to by so many "nfortnnnte broten-doirn JOUngoldsn.eL, utterly Crushed in sprit, ruined tn *>ooy, and filched in pocket that he oeeir.s v a duty to publish this to the world. Those men and R-omen who hare been IHe viet mis of unprincipled charlatans frequently seek that reepvery is often beyond Dr. Smith's control. Whea will the public understand that it is tc their interest to consult a duly qualified njedic-c'n.an, who has made this his sole study rather than apply to a cumber oi ignorant impostors, who merely harp and prey upon their pockets and health. Vr. L- L. Smith has alway stated that to warn the public of these quicksands his chief reason for advertising. In all cases of nervous, debility lowness spirits loss of power, pimples on the orehead, lassitude., inaptitude for business mipctency' drainage from the system, and ii.c various effects of errors of youth and bloodpoisoning fr m diseases previously contracJed, Dr. L. L. Smith invites sufferers to consult him, as he has no hesitation iv stating that no medical mau either here or in England, has had the opportunties cf practice and extraordinar experience which he has had. Thereto those who really desire to be treated one who is at the head of his profession i tuis branch of medical practice should lo I no time in seeking his adrice. i\or should anyone many without first con* I suiting him. 'ihe new consulting roo os are at 182 Collins Stkelt East, Melboubni Opposite the Melbourne Cluh, 1 (Late the residence of the Governor) I 1 nvate entrance is in Stephen street south. ! consultation pee (by letter) £1 Medicines forwarded to all the colonies sj packed as to avoid obserration. iiook published by the Doctor can be had on application to him. OF HOLLOWAI'S PILLS AINU OIXJWi ti.XT. I most respectfully trke leave to call the attention of the inhabitant.": of to the fact that Mwsrs. HI-XKT, CUHTIAN & CO., WhoW.r/:o Druggists, of "NEW YOKE, hr.vc .\'jonn<>i in venous psrts. and that then- Twvellnrs are r^-ms ail over the"^; i-o»!?»h T vrn.lina SPURIOUS, IMITA* ? " TlONS^fmy Pill>, and Ointment whicfc tlioy ma ice in ? ew VnEK.and which beat in some inslan /^^^^ ces their trade . mark t ' !ns ~ /^t! irll^ —^''^ °Q other labels of^|«^J|Pthis trash it is onii^fd, iiie^jjjtjjf better to deceive yon, |"it^^^^^the words " New York " nro re t a j ne( j Much of t'iis fictitious shifF is sold in the .n rooms of Sydney and elsewhere, a.d readily finds iis • way into the back yttiempnts. These are vile frauds as I do not allow my Medicines even io be sold in any part of tiie United States; they ;ue only m?de by me at 533, Oxford Street, London. " : The same pen;].- are circulating report that my business s about to be formed into a Company, which isutteeit L-'ALiE. 1 most earnestly appeal to that sense of British justice, which I feel sure '. may venture upon asking from my kicd I'ountrymen and couutrywomeni n thei: Jistant homes, to assist me as far a may lay m their power, in derouncm this siifireehil American Faud, by cautioning tii ?ir fi-icnds !es' they be duped into buyiiig viii.-iiiious compounds styled "Hollow ays I'iiis ;;iid Ointmeut" with any 2^ew i',.;k label tL.rcen. J-]s!t-h I'ot and i^ox o« the Genuine be-.r.^ tin' Uri-h-h Government ■-'■o- :.,-., v.ith the words "H<ili.osvat's iiUo a>:d Ui:;t?.:^-'T. London," engraved 'iieicou. On i):c i:: : n-d is <Le address, 533, OxfoiiD Mii.:--T, Lox-dcv, where alouo :hoy ar^ .\i:ir,;.aciurcd Tit'OirAS i.OLLOWAY. IODO.V, J >J> 15, IS/*!).