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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 18 July 1881, Page 4

/'\K^AMIC^ T^.AL pi:in kv g Gold, Snvrr. or Br>!u<\ pvpu re<l in the noarppt sfylo, nnd ;it i!u- clu'.-ip.^t rnivs ihc Times Ofii.r, Dmulwat, R-cfton. rpilK OOSPKL O.\K IRON *- A HI) GALVANISED IROX WIRE COMPANY Iron Srant'uictuiviv. and Giilvani.^rs. First Brand, Second fii-aml. O Akcbok ().' [Trade K-.u-U.] ' Eaolk.'J FIBST QPAIJTY. SIU-ONU QPALI* X The Gospel O;ik is tho oldrs manufactur of Galva'iscd Iron in England. Kert't,.(snes.t, DeliHty, Loss of Power, Sperm atorrh(ti f . Indiscretion ot early Yov.th, '[yphilitic f/r;r>asc*. In all the ai-ovp rasps. urnsi.»,j from errors and the yielding f v the passions no time shonM ho lost to'at ojk-c ar«vst'lj io progress of disease. BE. L. L. SMITH TI AS drvotcd n3.«oir for twenty y,-r\ t9 I I m llic wlony fn ll iG practice of this I'raru'h ot Ins professor, while previously in Lnplnnd , ho wi>B tlui pnpil of and „r tisod with tho celebrated Dr. R. T. CuVcr well, the only nirdi««l prnctiiinncr who ever excln,,v«.|y a d« >r ird lias as tj ie so l e Jranrh ofliis profossi^i. . I)r. L L. Smith IxTehy inf.^rmn fhe pubhctliat i thronh, lermnu.nualifi^ medical man I this penal) hj 'of hi, i™. fcssiou that oilu-w {:( !v,rt-.i,^ qro '° obequ ; .| I ln-dnrc«l,.( ;! ini,;o MoUv} . U;id j; false preienccs. Br. L L. Smith nlso vr» t . s th? m h\\ e ■painrt M,c quackeries fe.lrert.s-,.. if tho •»ker of any 0 ! these n,irord>d n'. H trnn» escape n.tl, !,„ life, or lif, sy^^n. he not v°t'hPn f aiHl l r7 anh] y «ndormin«d '17 Hem, ho „ look upon i lim , eit as lL most forturiafe ruort;i!. Dr. L. L. Smith Ins Wenanplfei» to by so many unfortunate broken-do\vnyoun«, oldjmeL, utterly crushed in sprit, ruined m body, aiu filched in pockot that ho dooms it a duty to publish this to the tvorlu. Those mm and wctnvn who Imre been jhe ' v.ctmis of unprincipltj churlalnn* lipqncntly soot tLat recovery whirl, ,> often beyond Dr. Smith's cor.lroJ. Whc" will the public undtrstand that it is to hen; interest to consult a duly qualified medic* 'us,™, n-1,0 | Uts mndo th|s hjs soje study rather than a rp l y to a number 01 ignorant impostors, wl, o nicrelv harp and I'i-ey upon tlieir pockets and" health l>r. L-L. Smith has alwny stated that to warn the public of these quicksands ujs chici 1 reason for advertising. In «H cases of nervyus, debSlty lowness spirits loss of power, pimples on the orebead, lassitude, inaptitude for business /Titpotoin-y' drainage from the system, and the various dicets of errors of youth and blooclpoisoniiijr fr m diseases previously eontracfed, Dr. I, L. SjwitJt iuvites sufferers to consult him, as he has no hesitation id stating that no medical man either hero or in England, has had tho opportunlics cf practice and extraordim v experience which he has had. Therefo those who really desire to be treated one who is at the head of his profession this branch of medical practice should 1 o no time in seeking his adviw. JS o r should anyone marry without first cou3u)tingr him. £k e new consulting roo as arc at 182 Collins Stbekt East, Melboubkb Opposite the Melbourne Club, (Late the residence of the Governor) I nvatc entrance is in Stephen street south. consultation fee (by letter) £1 Aiediciues forwarded to all the colonies s« packed as to avoid obser-atiou. JJook published by the Doctor cau be had ou application to him. / }i< OLL* -WAY'S PJLLS AiN i) { t OTXTkrtNT. I most rcspc-t fully tnhelravo to call t!te attention of the inhabitiiiifs of Au^nwisin totlie foot that ]\T«ssrs. jrKIS ? KV, CFIiUAN & CO., Wholesale Druggists, of Is'KW YOKK, l>nrc A ynnes m various p&rts. and that liioir Tr.'ivellfrs .ire co!nL r nil over the rountry vending SPUHTOtts, IMITATIONS 0! my Pills, nnd Ointment whicfc they w.i!;e in JXeat York, and which beaj in some instan ce? their trodt mark thus— Jf4l p%— whilst on other labels of §?pW:Jf trasli it is omitted. t'ie%^r*M^^bctter to de~ crive you, but t\\c wor«ls " New York " nro retained Much of this ficiit'O'is s'ufT is sold in the Auction'rooms of ?yiln»\v nni\ rhewhore. ar.d readily fin.!? ils v> ny iy.tr> the ba'-k st'ttlenients. 'Jhcsc are vile frand.«, ns I do not allow my Medicines even lo be soic 4 in any part of the Fniled ir" (.« t os ; they are only re ride by me at 533, Oxford Street, London. The same people are circulating report that my business s about to be formed into a Company, which is utterly false. 1 most earnestly appr-al to that senst of British justice, which i feel sure may venture upon nsfcing irora my kito countrymen and couniry women i n thei; distant li'.'mes, to n^cist ?ue as far v muy lay in their power, in dcnouucin this siiaujeftjl American Ftaud, by cautioning tL ur friends lost they be duped into buying villainous compounds styled *' llolloways Pills nnd Oiuimeut" with any INcw Yurie label tiioreon. Each Pot and iJox of the Genuine Medicines bears the British Gcvernmcr.i Stawj}, with the \rords "Hollo way's Pills and Ointment, London," en^rayed then-on. On the labed is tie address, 533 OxrOi;D Stkeet. Lokdon, where alou^ they are Manufactured Signed. THOMAS* iIOLLOWAY, lcktok, Jib 1.5.1870.