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Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1222, 19 January 1883, Page 4

i Public Kotico I ! • I LUKE FUiJ <\\.L IT O L-L O \V A V ' S O 1 S T MESI The Peady and Eeliabe Eeme'y . Arim-il wiih this j.nwerliil ni.tia- to t«, liM'n-e, every nmn :s nis <-\vn Imiiih pi vr'H'iini. 'I In 1 first ll<isM.iitnl SiiiMeiui* iiihnii <tr uii|iii':i!i'lcd und lieiiliug t. i i-t n> •-= . Kon igiovcrnmi'iiis sinctiiiii ie use in th ir unrtr mid r..ilitiin- servici-s, tiiidnniiikiiid IhnMigh' ul I hi' vu.rU repose the. utmost <o: ii enue iv its curu.ive proper) ins. Gout, Bhcumatism and Drop y Tln-se nre an.ong the ui'-st terrii le und .•loiiieii:" di?Cfiß>B to whicl: lh>- liunan franv is sulijoci ; yet iv their .worst (dims, niid ■vhi'ii geeuii:it>lv iin-urnble. tle\ d'isa]>pein under ii prisevi-ring upplii-ul'n n o! ihissiotu ing -d lowilu Oiiitmtiit, ; l st. tot attention be psiid to the primed ii-s rutlion wrupped ouiid eu<h pot. S^re Thioat, Diphtheria, Quin^ey, Mumps and al. Lfrangciutnts ot the Chest and Throat 1 I', on tie nppenr; r< c c<l tiny ol three •.iseuse?, the (ointment be well ruhlied, hihl iiiisi ill lie linics ti day, upon ili.^ neck to*n upper | nrt ol ill clirsl, so i.b lo peiifiutu nil •In gldiids — ihe worst c.ises will yield in v •on.^nrutive y short, time, jiiiitieubirly il '•ollowiixV Tills bt lakiii in u|.pro|inule dosur to ) unly the blood. Bad Legs. Bad Breasts, Uloercus Sere and Old Wounds *'imy thousiiiiiU ol mariyiK from theubov*' (•ciK]iliiniß Imve found It tv ulmost in-up-but il' liolkwav'n (ijutnieiit be oiiskly u::d pieiitiluily ru'ibe i vi on mid mound Ihe purls all-cted, it w ii 1 quicbU p > iliiiie lo ihe source ol the »;vil ; vise nmy be Buhl.v guuruiiieil, und dibcu c driven Iroui ihe c} tcni. Nothing inn le rin.ro simple in lile iht.n the n uimer ii. which il is applied in ihin^ moie Miiiitaiy tht.ii us uctlon on the liudj , Lo! h locully and cu.sl]' utiouully, Ihe other's Triend— Skin Disea howev Desperate may be Bad cal.y Cured Seidd heads, itch, blotches . n the skin j sc-t'iuhiiß suies, kill's evil, inid.siicli like j eelions, yitld to the li.ighty power ol ibis ii'ie Oiiiiu.ent. provided it be veil rubbe« i.oui.d the v Heeled parts Iwo or three times ii d«i\ vi.d ilic Tills te laLei. acccrding t/ the printed directions, A- Certain !eru 'iliousiiiids of | er.-ou* guflTer excruciati: g u<!iin\ Ui'^t'iir.- li< in ilii se liuii.il CLiiiplaiuis iliH'iigh . luibe dil.cary. Aii)ono sullerinc ul once purhute a Pol of lloliuwoys Oi"" i'-ei ,reu(l thoiinrelioi swinish accompany ii, ml U]h.ii llit-ni lo ll.c idler, ii'iu be will, will Ot.l ( lilieull)', el.ceeei; 111 <.> bl i t.l.i ti lig ever) veslige ol thcru hurussii g cuinpluiiits. the. Ointment and Fills should le used j in ihe following complaints : I ud I.egn Coi-iiß' (soli) Scalds tind Bifiiblb Fisiulas Suiv Ihroats burns. Gout . Skin U'souses liuniora Glandular isemv Chilblains Mvi Ilings S--rs lleuds . hupped hnnds Lumb..»o 1 •jinours - cnlrui-ted und I'ilus U i-ers blili Joints Hhcuinulisin Wounds Kervttjsness, Debility, Loss of Power SpermaiorrAtea, Indiscretion o earjy Youth, Syphilitic Disease*. In all tlie above cases, urnsinr/ from errors and theyielding to the passions, no time should be lost to at once arrest the progress of disease. DC. L. L.~ SMITH HAS devoted mself for twenty year in the col ny to ths practice of Ihi hranch of Ins profession while previously iv England, he was tho pupi! of and practised » ii h the celebrated Dr. li. T. Cuiverwell, the only medical pruciiiiomtr whe ever exclusively adopted this at the soli branch of his profession. Dr. L. L. bMini hereby inform^ tb> public I hat" » the only leguUj/>quulifiei, medical man > t/iis speciality of his pro tession that others advertising are un qualified, and r'uit, therefore, in pretcn.liiii. lo be qualilied are obla/uing money unde. lalse pretences. Dr. L. L. Smith also warns uid puMi. against Ihe quacLenes £.Jveitisc-u. U' tin tak< r of any of these advertised nostrum* escape with his life, or his system be a >' thoroughly and irreparably undermined by them, he may look upon himself as thf fliost fortunate mortal. . Dr. L. L. Smitu has been applied to b> so many unfortunate broken-down youn^olcNmeL, utterly crushed in sprit, niinen in body, and filched in pocket that h< deems it a duty to publish this to tin world. Those men and women who have ben ihe victims of unprincipled chiirhitanfrequently seek that recovery which i> often beyond Dr. Smith's control. VVhcrwill the public understand that it ii !< their interest to consult a duly qualitie medifc' man, who has m;ide this his solt study rather than apply to a number o ignorant impostors, who merely harp am' 1 prey upon their pockets and health. J>r. L* L. Smith has alway stated thai lo warn the public of these quickscuds his chief rcavon for advertising. In all cases of nervous, debility lownus.. spirits Joss of power, pimples on tin ( orehead, lassitude, inaptitude for busines* mipotencv' drainage from the system, auc the various effects of errors of youth an ' bloodpnisoning fr m diseases previously contracted, Dr. L. L. Smith invitesufferers to consult him, as he has n hesitation iv stating that no medical inn, either here or in England, has ha.i th ooportunties ef practice and extraorJin.iry experience which he has had. Therf^re those who really desire to be treated li> one who is al the head of his profession in this branch of medical practice should ios. np time in seeking his advice. Sui sliould anyone marry witlio;u first eonju)tiug him. The new consulting ro-i ns are at 182 Colliks Srnirnr East, Mcluouunf Opposite the Melbourne Club, (Late the residence of - the Governor t'rivatc cnlraiice is iv Stephen street souih CuJNSULTA'i'JUN FliE (by IftUr) 41 Ait'diciiH'N forwarded to all the colonies s., packed as lo avoid observation. Hook juiblislicl by ihe Doclor can be \vu\ on apj-lic .tiou to him.