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Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1284, 13 June 1883, Page 4

Public Notice CUKE FOR AliL rjOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT The Heady and Keliahie Kemody L Armed with tliis powerful antiaotn to (li»cuse, every man is his own fnmily pliysicitm. The first Hospital Sur»eon? admit its unpiir-jlleli-d und healing virtues. Foreign ovemineuis snnc-tion v» use in tln-ir nnvul und military services, iindnninkind throughout the world repose tho utiuobt confi lence in iv curuiive propertio'. Gout, Rheumatism and Dropsy These ere among the nt"Bt terrible and igonising diseases to which the human fra me i it> subject ; jet in tlirir worst forivix, and when speminjjly incurable, they disappear under a persevering application of this Booth ing, *"d powerful Ointment, '■*' strict attention ba paid to the printed instruction wrapped round each pot. Sore Throat, Diphtheria, Quinsey, Mumps and all Derangomcnts oftne Chest and Throat If, on tho appearance of any of these digeunes, the Ointment be well rublied.and leust three times a day, upon the nock to « upper part of tho chest, so us to peneirain all •lifglunds — vlio worst c.ises will yield in » .•ouipurutireiy. short time, pui tiuulurly if Uollowny'* Tills be taken in uppropriate doses to r-urify the blood. Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Ulcerrue Sore and Old Wounds Wany thousnnd3 of martyr* from the above complantß have found life almost insupportuble but if Hollcway'fl Ointment bo briskli- and plentifully rubbed upon and oiound the purtß alluded, it wiil quicbly p '"finite lo the source of the evil ; va^v muy be enfely gu»runted, and disea-e dnvtn from the ey.*te»i. Nothing t-iiu be more fimple iv life then the manner h. whicb. it if applied nothing more sunituiy than jis ac-t.on on the bu(h,both locally and ooneti'uiionully, The Mother's Fneud— Skin Disea howev Debperate may be £ad cally Cured Ssuld heads, iti'h, blotrhrs en the ekin scrofulous sorrs, kite's t-vil, and such like »' rriioiiß, yield to the mighty power of this line Ointment, provided it be well rubber around the ofleeied parts two or tlire* linies a chj and the I'iils be taken uucording tv the printed directions, A Certain !eru '.thousands of persons suffer excruciating agon} for years from tlu-sa ft-arfjl compliiints through Julso delicacy. Anyone so sullcriin; should at once puchuse v Pot ol liollowii^' e> Oiulliiei ,I'umi the directions wlndi uuc-otn|ituiy it, uct upon tin-in to tho letter, u<id he wiil, wi'hoiit fiflk-ulty, fi.cwed iv obinrmling evcrj vestige ol tiie»e hnrnsding coui|iluims. the Ointment and P/7'* should be used in the following complaints: ad Leg* Corns (soil') Sculils had Bit;u6lß fistulas Sore Ihrouts burns Gout Skin llisiusus Dunioiis Glandular Scuiv Cliilblnina Swfllings Sora lioads '<. h(i)>ped hands Lumbago luiuours I . oniiuotod uncl I'ilen Uicers t ttlieuiniiti->m Wounds Rervvusiiess, Debility, Loss qj Power SpcrmatarrAwa, liidicflreKuu o early lout/i-, SyphUitiv /)/.«•# /*«?»■. In all the above cases, am-ii.ni/ />'<>, n errors and the yield bit/ to t/te i>ity.tio/tv, uo time should be lost to at ouco arrest tin.progress of disease. DB. L. L." SMITH HAS devoted mself for twenfy yem i» tho colony to the practice of I. hi branch of his profession while pren'ouslv. in England, he was tin; pupil of and practised with the- celebrated iJr.-R. T. Cuivecf well, the only moflicitl pntctitioner whe - ever exclusively adopted this a* the sol< branch of his profession. Dr. L. L. bam-H hereby informs the public that »• the only hcjally^qwtHfiei. medical man i- this speciality of his ni -j texaioh that others advertising are tin qualified, and that, therefore, in protcndi:t<_ to be qualified ure obtaining money undei (also pretences. Dr. L. L. Smith also wurns iho puhlii against the quackeries aJvettiic-u. If tiie taker of any of these advertised nostrums escape with his life, or his system bo «•>• thoroughly and irreparably underminec: by them, he may lcok upon himself as thf. iuost fortunate mortal. Dr. L. L. Smith has Wen applied to b; po many rwifortunale broken-down younyold»>met., utterly crushed in surit, ruinei in body, and filched in poclcet that Ix deems it a duty to publish this to tin 1 world. Those men and women who hnv<? hei.f the victims of unprincipled chiirlatmifrequently seek thut recovery which n often beyond Dr. Smith's control. Whe? will the publio understand that it is tt their interest to consult a duly qualifier medic 'iian, who kas mnde this his sol* stu«iy rather than apply to a number o, ignorant impostors, who merely harp anr 1 prey upon their pockets and health. Dr. 1/ L. Smith has alway stated thr to warn the public of these quicksends his chief reason for advertising. In all cases of nervous, debility lownus, spirits loss of power, pimples on th< orehead. lassitude, inaptitude for business /mpotenev' drainage from the system, uu'c tho various effects of errors of youth an<> bloodpoisonhiK f r ra diseases previous!* contracted, Dr. L. L. Smith i»vite> suflerers to consult him, as he has nc hesitation in stating that no nu-dical im v either here or in England, has huj th«onportunlies ofpractieeand extraordinirv experience which he has had. BiertW those who really desire to be treated by one who is at the head of his profession in this branch of medical practice should lose no time iv seeking his advice. Not suould auyone marry without first consulting him. The new consulting r0 ., 0s aro at 182 Coilims Stbkm J£ ASTj Mblbsdunb Opposite the Melbourne Club (Late tUe residence of the Governor Pr.vate entrance is „, Stephen street south CONSULTATION FltE (l>y letter) £1 Medicines forwarded to all the colonies so lacked as lo avoid obser-aLion. Book published by the Doctor can bid on application to him