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Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1215, 3 January 1883, Page 4

Public Kotice | ! Llil.E l'Oli, il>L II O L Ii O W A V ' S 0 1 N T M K N 1" The Beady and Relialve Remedy Armed with ihi- poweriiil antiiwtp lo ii-eu-=H, overy ltmil is nis own linnilv pi y^nini). 'Ihc first. H-icpitnl Siiraeon? admit iti< uiipui-slleled nrid healiiiff n'rtm's. Foreign overniiienis sunr-tii.'ii if n"e in tli- ir naval and ii.ilitnrv KervMn-s, mid immkind ihrou^li'iii the «urhl repose the utmost eoi.li .enee in it* euraiive |iroper:ic>. Goat, lhenmatism and Dropy The-p nre n»:ong the in-st ternMe and ■.^onising dJHMK.s to which ihe human I:;idin> sulijee' ; yet in their worst form*. ,ai.d '.vlien seeini'.iul.t i'li ural.le, they dii>:i|ji em under 11 peisewring u])]ilicalicin ol this *■ otli i':jl -d pOW' rltr Oinlinent, •( st'ict ntiiniioi. Oe paiil to ihe primed mg.rueiioii wrappe«l • uiiu eaih pot. Sore Throat, Diphtheria. Quiniey, Mumps and al. Derangements ot the Chest and Throat T', on t!ie a|)pe;iriino ol any ol these --ifi-ii^Ks, the Oininiejit he \rell rub' ed, an-l leiigi three limei) a day, up.in ih.» iu-ek lo » upper part oi ill cheat, so ..£■ to pene rii'e all •hi glaiul* — the wor?t c.ices will yield iti » •on. punitive y shoit time, ju.iifMihirly il • .(illowav's Ill's hi taken in uj.pro^iiaie doae:---10 ] mil} (he blood. Ead Legs, Had Breasts, Uloercus Sore and Old Wounds Vany tliousands of mai'iyiß from the above coii.plnn'6 have found liio aliuOft in- up- -I poriahle bin if ll oil wav'n Ointment be ] oiibkly and plentifully niohei upon and ..iuund the i urta all. ■• led, it niilqnieklv p "i Male to the source ol the evil ; ea»e muy be saJely gu-.vrauteil, and diM-a p drin-n Irom i lie. e.yrtnii. :»otbii.g cun -c more rin pie in lite thin the manner i.. whiel 1 it i^ n, plied m-iliing rr.oie .-imitaiy ihun iis uct.ou on (he uuiU.boil) lueally and cnsir utionully, The K ether's Friend— Skin Disea howev De^ierate may be Ead cal.y Ourcd j Scald Ijtii'ls, ileli, blulrhes . n the t-kiii . sc-i.luhiie r-uief, hint's evil, and such like , ei'lii/iis, yiehl lo the n ighty power ol ihi" J line Uinlii.eiit, [iruvided il he »e:l rudhed j outid the ul)eeied pai tf two or line-- tin.c.---11 <!-i\ and tin I'i.ls Le taken uccorcliii^ l^ the ! j.riiited directions, A Certain ?eru Thousands ol | er.-on.* mlfer exerueinli:.g ■ :i-i'i'\ U-r u'iii- ii' in ih. ml tta.,ul eiuipiiiiiilb j liiivu^h lu^e dil.caey. Ai.y<nie sull'i-i-jntj j vliouiil vi once (-nehsise a l'oi ol ltollowjy .« ■ Uimli.ei .lesiii ihe .ilree-liii t'-.\ liu-ii ::eeu!i.|>!iii_\ ' r, i.ii up. n Int iii In the lelUr, .I'l.i he VMi'l, | Will <LI « itlirliliy, rVif.-eei; HI ODilt' Tuting i e» erj vefli o e i.l mere Ikh-hsfHi g eoinpliiinir<. i the Oiuiment and I'illx should be used ' in lh<- following comj-luints : i ad I.egi Coins (sdllj SeiihU ! -•ud iJ.eublß Pi>'.ulas t>i.r>! i hionts I Uiirii.i ('out Skin l/i»c..ses iiunioie Giuii'.luhir iSeuiv t-UHulnw* S.irv^ Vlends hupped hiindi* LiihiUm^o 'J'-jiuours Mill-acted anil Piles U.cers Mil) .Idinl.s idieuinati-iin VVmupla NervwJsncss, Debility, Loss of Power Spernudorrluru, Indiscretion o j early Youth, Syphilitic Diseases, Jn all t lie aliovo cases, itrnsin/ from errors and the yielding to the •passions, nc time should be lost to at once arrest the progress of disease. DE. L. L." SMITH HAS di-vi'tcd msi'lf for twenty yeni in the col !>y to the iiraelice of lln branch ol his prols ssion wiiile. previously, in England, Ik was tinj pupil or and practised n ilh tin' ceJebratcd 'Jr. H. T. L'u:verwell, the oi.ly ii-e.-licitl practitioner win ever cxclijsiv! ly adopted this in liie soi> braiu-h of his pri Session. Dr. L. L- lurohy iiiforru;; th.-. public t hut i the only legal \i/-guuUfie> medical man i- this ■ pcciulity of hk pro lessioh that others advenising are nn qualified, and that, therefore; in prelcn I in .. to lie qnnlilied ai-e obtafcing money undo false pretences. Dr. L.«L. Smtih also w.irns tm pu!,|i. against the qunckenes t.lve. tisc-u. If tin taker of any of these advertised uo.stniin.escape with his life, or h\s sysuuu be a •>• llioroughly and irrepurably u:idermine<: l »y them, he rnny Ir.ok upon him>elf us tinmost fortunate mortal. Dr. L. L. Siiiiji has b.-en applied to bsoiwany •mlbrtniiate broken-down youngold^mei., utterly crushed in sprit, ruineV in body, and filched in pockcr, that hdeems it a duty to publish this to th. world. Those men and women who h»ve bcc-i ihe victims of unprincipled charlatan Irequently seek that recovery which j> often beyond Dr. Sjiith's control. Whowill the public understand that it is i. their interest to consult a duly qualilie. medicu. I'»an,1 '»an, who has made this his soU study rather than apply to a number o ignorant impostors, who merely harp am' prey upon their pockets and health. Dr. L- L. Smith has alway stated th» to warn the public of these quicksands his chief reason for advertising. In all cases of nervous, debility lownesspirits loss of power, pimples on tk< orehead, lassitude, inaptitude lor busiues. /mpotencv' drainage from the system, am the various eflects of errors of youth aiv bloodpoisoning fr in diseases previous!) contracted, Dr. L. L. Smith invite, sufferers to consult him, as he has n. hesitation in stating that no ra. "dic.il unu ftif'ier hero or in England, has had th« opportuulies cf practice and extraorJin.nv experience which he has had. Therfn-c those who really desire to be treated by one who is at the head of his profession in this branch of medical practice should .use no time in seeking his advice. Noi should anyone marry without first consulting him. Ihe new consulting ro<» us are at 182 Collins Street East, MBMmntajj Opposite the Melbourne Club, (Late the residence of the Governor I'rivnte entrance is in Slepheu street south CONHI'LTATION KKE (by letter) fil .Vledicitios forwarded to all the colonies s.. packed as io avoid oliser'ation. Mock publishe Jby the Doctor can be had on appliraion to him.