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Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1232, 12 February 1883, Page 4

t J " "Public "Kotice ' ' J • ■ "■■ ' 'CUKk 'FO K AJJj ■ 3 r CL rjOTjLO WAY'S OINTMENT Li- •■ .• ■■ •■ - ■-. —-- : •■• r , ■■■'-■■■ The" Ready and Eeliabie: Remedy ' Armed) with ; this; powerlul antidote to (li<eaHe, : ev ; ery ,mun ;s nis era fnrnil.r physician. The first lfo?pitnl Surgeon? BilniiV-' its unparalleled, and heuling virtues.- Foreign Overmnehtß ' jthiu-tinh i^> u*eMn tln-ir nnvnl nnd military services, nnd mankind throughout the world repose, the utmost confidence in its c'u rat ive properties Gout, ' Rheumatism and Dropsy : TJieje. ere among the^ .n^Bli^.terrible nnj 1 ., tg'ohißin^'di?eas t eß to whicb the human 'franfef iW subjedt. j'-ViJts" iil| *t.lieii» worft ! nntf , when Beemin»ly incurablp. they disnppcar - tindfe^ a. jjeveeverinjsf .application of thia?"oti\..i iiig -^d powerful ;Oinl,i|ienjt,?.f strict atlenfioii, be- J>did* to ■We '^ritlted liisi ruction 'wrapped i!O ; und eocl^pot. ..-,:, -, „?.;» •;. Ti.f <: Sore Throat, Diphtheria, Quimsey, f Muinps and I all Dfirangements of the Chestkbd Throat I | If, on the nppeurnnce of any of these disease*, tlie Ointment be well rubbed, and (east three limes a th« neck to n Ripper pnrt ol^lC^i.^Bti;BO ; .|»*;J;feplßn8 i r»te all <ln- ginnds-^Jj^'orst^-OiiMSv^^i'lVfyjeld in h ;oinpurativeiy s 'slioif 1 time, particularly if Wollow»y ? i> Pills be taken; in appropriate doses to juriiy'the 6 food.' „ : Bad Legs, Bad -Breasts,, Ulocrpus Sore and Old " . Wounds y any thousnnd^.of inartyrn from the above complautß ' lnlve' found- 'life almost insupportable but if Bollowfty'ii Ointmeiit be briskly-' aiid' "plentifully rubbed unon-and Biouu'd • Ihri ; pMr.(iJi;*fl«(;ted, ;it wul.quictly p 'Mrtrale fo the tource of tlie evil ; eni>e may^ be siifely guarttiited, and dis'ea -o driven from the byi-tHnv :'""*''btl|i|ig can ; be'Wore«linple.iil lite thuii' the wanner iv which it,i» applied nothing inoie famtary.jJJßn itsiacuonoiirthe body, boih lucally aufl coiißt.i'.utionolly, * The K other's. I!riend-hSkiil : Diseachowev : Deiperate niayjje RttdicaUy Cured ■ Scnld heads, itehv'.blotrhps in the elfin ac-ofulotis" sores-, 1 kjiig's 'evil, and such like V-ei'tions, yield- to tlie hiighty poxier of this tine Ointment, provided- it b 6 well rubbed around thfe aflect«d';parts two ; or llireer ti'rAes: a day and the. Pills, be taken according tv the printedidirfctions^ . '<■.■ . _■'.. , ... ; : -■'■■ ; - : "^A : ; 'Certain ■■'•' Jem- ■' ' ' '■';'• ■•'' -j Thousands of jjersons Buffer excruciating agony for years frorir these fearful cbmpiaints through iulse delicacy. Anyone's' 6'. suffering phoulcl at- .btice pui-hase i Pot of liollowoy s j^ifiiVtV^i^^eairiliiu'dir^'cKoiißwlii^li'acii-bSUVaiiv at, oil upon thviii'tb the letter, a''iti : he "will, AViilioiit'icjflHfuliy^ 1 sticceed 'in oMitt-filting •every vefelige' bl : these inU'as'sing cbiliplui'n v. ! ; .:*'■.: /. .:::;:';:'- j\\- ■■'■ . ;,,;. ;'. : --:'-_ „., . { ... the Oitiiitiefltapd Pills should be used ' • ■■'■'■ '■■.'! in the 'following •complaints : ] acl Logs 1 " ;: "'iCoriVß ( T (8ofl) :: -Sculda'" 1 ; Jiud Bieinit* •'■ ' J'i's't uliirf • l ;i Sori 'Mu-o:its Burns. ,' Gout Skin Dishes Uunions ; "* :; 'Glaudular '■•' Scurv- ' • ; ■ - : Chilblains : '^willings Sors J leads v-ikiipped limids LumUifjo -rTuuiours • vonlracted aiid Piles Uicers .... ' fef.iir.louiis' : Khetirnafi^m- Wounds,. Nervousness, '.^Debility, .JLos,s of Power . ■ . ... r Spermato'rrh&a, Indiscretion o< ■: : early. Youth, Syphilitic Disease*. In all- -tjie a.bjovc. cases, arrisiny fr<nn errors and jthp yielding to the passions',, uu , jtime should .be, lost to at once arrest the iprogressofdisea.se.;- . ■: :ii :;.;^:i : -;L;-;8MiTII-- : HAS cleVote'(i niself fbr Weriry year i» the colony "tot ho practice of I hi ;hrancli of hVs professiiin vfJiile previously, in England, he.wastlujjiupiLofand prac s ; tjsed with ; the^leb'ratcd i)r.' jtt. T. Quj vei-: j well, .the,; only mVcjic.ai practitioner" v»Jic leveryexclusively, adopted this as the sow ibrancLpFJiis profession., ,1 - v '-J ! ;I^.;Jj.;l. ;^m£th Mierehy; iriformg tivjpublicthat medwcilwant this ipeciality ot ]vis\ pr? itessiou un ! to iM c;e ;9 un M|?sl4? r^;9btariiing..iuoiaeA- iindei false pretences, } ".,'.'. i JJr: Jj. b. Smith also wnr.ii* tne pul;li t i agam c st yie quock,er)es,tJyer.tKsc-u. ifftlit ' tSk^iPV/any-ipf these advertised iiostir'tiniV :escape ; vfith,his, i life,.o,r his sysf.o»n l>p : thoroughly and :! i.rreparab!y 1 -uiiciepinnV..i- --' by them, he njay kofeupou hinisolf as \U U ; most fortunate mortal. Dr. L. L. Smith has bfcnap))lie<J : o by f»o many .unfortunate broken-doAvnyoun.'-oldsmeL, utterly crushed in sprit, ruine.. in body, and, filched in pocket that h< deems it a duty to pubhsh this to thY world. Those, men and women -who have l>»<the viclims .of unprincipled clitirlutu'n'lr M u^np seek. „^hat recovery which ioften beyond Dr: SMitHVebntrol. VVjic will the public i|iiderstahd that it iVti their interest to consult, a duly qijulifie • medico.; 1 tjian, whp^ lias rnnde .this'hjs's.oif study rather; than .'apply 'to a buinher " o. ignorant impostors, who merely harp»nc > Prey^]???/ lbei r pockets aiid lioa|ti»: :,.-,J)r.;L* li. ; SMiTH.ha's alvray stated ihut i»TPar,n. the.puWic of these quiclcscndk liis'iCJjie^re^jpnTor advprtisinjj. 1 '; „( ; ; In all cnseV oinerVpus',; debility 1^ ;: .^p^it^^3,^f pp^r,, p[mpj(Bs oiiitlif; oreheaVl. Jassitudc, inaptitude for bu'siiiesr /mp'otenqv' .drawia^e from tlie system,', auc the various ejects of errors qty;outi}aii/i bloodboisoning fr.u'i. diseases preyiQuafj contracted, i)r. L. L. Smith . iii vite> BuflT«rers to consult him, as he has mhesitation in stating that no medical man either hero or, in England,, has. had the ppportunties cf practiceand extrafH'diuarv experience, w^ich he has had . '. ; Xherfore those who really desire to be treated by one who is, at the head of hisprolpssiou in this branch of medical practice should los*.no time in, seeking 'his ..advice. Wbi should anyone niarry without. Hrst consulting him, ; . .;. ;.": The new consulting ro<i ns arc at 182 Collins Stbkiit East, Melboukmb Opposite. the Melbourne Clah, (Late the residence of the Governor Private, entrauce is in Stephen street south coksultation fke (by letter) i:l Medicii) os forwarded to all the colonies so packed as to avoid obser-ation. Hook published by tlio Doctor can. H bad ou application to him