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Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1226, 29 January 1883, Page 4

Puljlio Kotice (^^^^^\ CUIiE FOR ALL FT OL LOW AY'S OINTMENT The Keady and Eeliabie Remedy Anuti'd with thi.* powerful antiacte to di^eu^e, every man is im ewn family plij^icianV*' Tlie'firat Hospital Surgeons admit its nnpar»llelpd^nd healing virtues. Fonigi- -, .overnmentfi jMnptioiyi'^-.ueq in tlrir nnviil and niilitary *$Wvxe\ and mankind throughout tlip w«rld repnsf .flu* utmost coufi.enet- in its eiiraiive properties. . Gout, Rheumatism and Dropsy Thfee ore among the innst terril-le and igouisiug diseasis to which the human fraim is subject j jejf in. Mii'ir worst form^, and when seeminyly incurublo. they . diwipi ear under a persevering -iippiicntion pi this «"oth ing *^d powerful' Ointiiu'iit, \i «\>'w\ Httentionbi % paid to I lie printed instruction wrapped round each pot. Sore Throat, Diphtheria. Quimsey, Mumps and ah Derangements ot the, Chest and Throat I r , on. tli'c "uppeuriiiM-e pI any 'of iheee d|peai>ei>, the Ointment be well rubbed, and U-aet thine. • limen u' ddy', up.in ih^ neclt to a upper ptlrt of ■ihv cheßt, ; saiiß to pene rate all •hi- glaiidsr-rihe, worst c.ises \yi!\ yield it. ■> •oinp'arativeiv snort time, particularly if bi taken ii'iaiipropriate doae.- ; to. i \iwfy un?>ttbttfi- ; '■ ' j ;' ; ' •'' ; c : j ■?""■■ . i >Ead'tegß. (^aa ;i fireaßtis; ; ri'aefras Sore amd bid : -d */7G/t a Oyn;,'"<Wb%ndlßr tur.j-.^Sl'.mf ; •■:■• < •f r^nyP^fcuaulSd^plin'ifttyVrtrrHih^lite'liDOve >|oj»{p!Wt* BYltt*fi€HWHd Ol^to ■ittlmostt'jrfnj-up-f|) icblJsalieJy daftW^dftVeW Iroju the b)>teui. N otlfi.H^ii^b-e lie 'more (iitiepje in jiotninc niore^tnitaiy .thhnitsraet'.o.n on, the lil ';^fil J .l£ . ErieM— ' ,D»g»" lipfcev '■'■■> '■"■ ' : 'Deiyer r ate r may 'lieTJad'ciiVy Curc'dV •! ■ .- Spald beud.B, itch, i biutn.h<;B.. | v l t) /the skin ' SC'Oluloiis Korea/king's evil, and .such like • ei-tions, yiyld 1.0 the niig)ily''pbVcr oi ihis iiue (jihtn.yni; provided it ;'"'be Well rul>b«<» j.oui|d the iifietted parts' two or t.hre.: t imcrad*i\ and ihcl'ul? bo . tukeu aucordiuj; to/the uVtiiieii direetipps, .':. • „., " A Certain !eru . •■-X ■ , 'ilmu'paSids. of 'i evson« siifTvr excruciating u^oii.n lur yc;ii'.-< Irum lhibe Uaii.u uuiiipliiiiiia ihruugh iu:m; delicai-y. Anyone so sufleriiig ! f h(.iukl at once piu-li.-iso a i/ot ol ltolluwiiy s Oi<>ttiie>i .vend 1 lie i<ircclio>iciwui(:)i accompany ii, hi I ■ upini tlicin lo (lie Jctlrr, ipicl In: vvn'l, wiihiii.t ( ifliculi'y,' sue<-(.'e(J in ol)iit.-r..ting ever) vestige ul thu.-e hiimssii'g cumpliiiiiis. the Ointment and Pills should be used in the following complaints : ad Legs Corns (soft") Scuirls Uud ilieusu ■' fi^iulus Son! 1 hroats ptirns Uout Skin l'>se-sea bunions Qlauduhir Snurv .Uhil Warns • awillinga S»rs J I ends v huppi'd liunds Luinb.go 'i'uniours . uiilructed aiid l > iled Ulcers btiti .Fonit*' Klieimiiiti.'im Wounds XHervtjJsness, Debility., Loss of Power. Spermutorrhcea, Indiscretion o; early Youth, Syphilitic Diseases: In all tiie above cases, arnsiny Jrvw eih^ors and the yielding to the passions, no time should be lost to at once arrest the progress of disease. I)B, L.L." SMITH HAS devoted mself for twenty year in the colony to tho practice of tin branch of his profession while previously, in England, he was tho pupil of and practised witli the celebrated Or. R. T. Culverwell, the only medical practiliouer wh< ever exclusively, adopted this a^ the solt branch of liis profession. ' Dr. L. L. "Smith' hereby informs tinpublic that i the only legiiU^qualifie^ medical man' i t/tis speciality of his profession that others advertising are un qualified, and tbnt, therefore, in protpndia b to be qualified >»c obtaining money unde'i false pretences.. ( Dh'L.'L. 'Smith also warns tdd publii against the quackeries aJvertis^u. N tho taker of any of these advertised nostrums escape with his life, or his tysUnn be "o> thorouohly and irreparably undermined by them, he may icok upon himself as the most fortunate mortal. Dr. L. L.'Sjiitj^ has been applied to by so many "nfortunate, broken-down young> old^meL, utterly crushed in smit, ruined in j)ody, and filched in pocket that h. deems it a duty to publish tUis to tli. world. Tiioso men and women who have beo .$? J^iPi 8 - pf iUnprincinlti .clmr|atau.that recovery w l,i c i, \> aphw^htmM'i /ioiitroi. Wi,e. •• .writhe 'public undei-stan^ that it ii t< 'duly qualifie 1 . • mediCfti^mnj whoshas'made this his Solt 1 - thgn %>ly 4 fto/ aKiiumber 6. ( " u O)ri l L v 'Li Smith has alwky sta,tM,thiii to warn the pu,bliG of f t.l»eso,guickSscncfs j 'his^cUief ßeason* fir jirfVei'MsiiTg: ", '' . . 1 ' . ■i ,Jln, all .cases af nervous, l tleb'ilfiy.lown i ea« -,i ■ jSpiritiß.l^ss 6f<;poweiV pimples !> 6rt-tln orehead, Jassitude^iuaptitude for busiucs.- j ynipotencv 1 drainage from the system', anc thevaripus eii'ects of errors ofyouth an-' 1 bloodDois'oning frm ; diseases previousU 'contracted, Dr. L.L/, Smith •mviteV «uflferers to consult him, ;'£s'W')ius'iiv hesitation in stilting that no 'medical* mat, •either here or in Jlngland, has had the oppprtunties ef practice and extraordinary experience which he has had. Therfoie those who really desire to be treated i)y one who is at the head of liis profession in this branch of medical practice should losi no time in seeking his advice. O1 should anyone marry without first consuiting him. The new consulting roo as are at 182 Cor.LiNs Sthkkt East, Melboukme Opposite the Melbourne Club, (Late Uic residence of the Governor L'rivale entrance is in Stephen street south consultation i?ice (by letter) £1 .Medicines forwarded to all the colonies su packed as to avoid observation. Hook published by the Doctor can >-n had on uin»liciil.ion to him