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Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1286, 18 June 1883, Page 4

Puulic Koticfi (JUKE FOX ALL jIOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT The Keady and Eeliabie Eemedy Armed with this powerful nntirioro to disease, eycry man is nis own family physician. The first Ifosm'tal Surgeons udmii its unparalleled and healir.;» virtiw 1 ! 8 . F'oreigir overnments sanction i'? use in thi'ii- n«vnl and r..ilitai*Y services, nnd mankind throujrh^ul thf world repose the utmost couli seuce in its curuiive properties. Gout, Rheumatism and Dropsy These are among the most terrible and iconising diseases to which ilin human fiamf ib subject ; yet in their worst forms, and when seemingly incurable, they disnppeop under a persevering .application ol this sootn ing "■•'d powerful Ointment, ; f strict attention be paid to the printed instruction wvupped round eaoli pot. Sore Throat, Diphtheria, Quinaey, Mumps and all Derangements of the Chest and Throat I!, on tlie appearance of any ol these disease.*, the Ointment bo well rubU>d,un<l least ihret) limes a day, upon ilir> neck to h upper part ol thi- chest, bo up to pene'i-ate nil '.he glands — ihe worst tMSoa will yield m n .•umparutive y shoi-t time, ])arti<Mihirly if '.iollowav'f Tills betaken inappropriate close* to j ui-iij the blood. Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Uloercus Sore and Old Wounds Vony thousands of martyrs from the above complains liuve found life almost in.-up» portable but if JHollcwuy'fl Ointment, be biiekly mid plentifully ru!>be-i upon and mound the partß uil'-i teii, it will quickly P'l-.i tiale lo the source ol tlie evil j «■«.-<> muy be euielj guuranled, and dibeu c driven Ironj the by.-teiu. Nothing can lie mcfe simple in lite than the. manner ii. whieb it i.- .-.\.plied m<thh>£ more tanitui v lln.n iis act. cm on the Lud\, both lot-ally and consinutioimliy, Ihe Lctlier'a Friend— £kin Disea howev Dcperate may be Ead cally Cured Sf-ald heads, itch, blotches en tlie skin se.HL'lcus sores, hint's evil, and Buch'like i< cctionc, yield to Uie nii^bty power of this ii«ie Oinin.eiit, pnivided i\. l»« weii rubbc iirnuiid the al!ecled parts two or three, times a ci'iy and the .fills be taken uccordinj; t./lhe prii.led directions, A Certain !eru Thousands of persons suffer rxurm:iaJing ac;ony for years Iroin thisi- ii-m ul compiuiuis through iulse delicacy. Anyone :-o Hufluriiiii should at once purhuse a i'ot ol ljoiloway .- Oi*>>>'^> ,I'eud the nireuliui.swhicli iieeoiiipunv , 11, ait upon them to the letler, u>id he wiii, wilhoiit (ifllculty, M,cci-ej m ooiiteratiny every vestige ol luwv liurus.«uig compluiius. the Ointment and I'ills should be mcd in the following complaint* : «d Logs Corns (soil 1 ) Moulds bud 3ieuato Fistulmi feoru- 1 hrouta burns Cioht Skin D'^u^ses liuniors Glandular Seuiv' Chilblains tSWcllhigs Shi-h 1 1 ends »- hupped lmnds ljinnbjuo 'J •oiiours ■- ui.li-ai-tfd imdl'iles U.<er» Btill .fotiitr! Klmimiiitism Wminds I?ervt,us7icss t Dcfiit/li/, Loss v/ I'uwa Sjiermaion'hau, l)i<lir.tu;:!',Dn o^ eurlj/ Youth, Syphilitic jYiw-.tsei. Jn all the above cases. irmW/ Jrum errors and the yieldhuj to Ike vush'mhx, u<, time should be lost to at once arrest tin.' progress of disease. DB/L. IT SMITH ! HAS devoted msell for twpnfy ye?u i» theeobny to the practice of flu branch of bis profession while previously, in England, he was tliij pupil of and practised wilh tht- celebrated Dr. 11. T. Cuiverwell, the only medical practitioner who ever exclusively adopted this a* the soil branch of his profession. Dr. L. L. fcjmrii hereby inform.'; tinpublic that i the only lerf«Ui/~qii<ifi/iutmedical man < thin *pecialitij of Ids pr-> fesstoh that others adverlisim,' are un qualified, and that, therefore, in profendi:><.to be qualified are' obla.'!.'iraK money undui false pretences. Dr. L. L. Smith also w-irns the publi. against the qtiacl.enes s.Jvertiitu. If the taker of nny of these advertised nostrums escape with his life, or his system he ::•>' thoroughly and irreparably undcrmiru><' by them, he may look upon in'msulf as tinmost fortunate mortal. Dr. L. L. SiitTii lnts been a;;plie<! t<> h Romany "nforttinate broken-down you n^ oldMiiei., utterly crushed in sprit, ruine< in body, and is'lehed in poelcet that h< deems it a duty to publish this to th. world. Those men and women who bar*? bi«i i the victims of utiprinciph \ charlatan Irequently seek that recovery which i.often beyond Dr. Smith's cut-.trol. Wiiewill the public understand that it i;> t( their interest to consult a duly qualilie medit-o.'njan-, who rms made this bis soK stilly rather than apply to a number o ignorant impostors, who merely harp am' pivy upon their pockets and health. J>r. L' L. Smith has alway slated th.n to warn the public of these quicksands his chief reason for advertising. In all cases of nervous, debility lownra.spirits loss of power, pimples on tin orehead. lassitude, inaptitude for busing mijvotencv' drainage from the system, aut the various eflects of errors of youth ani bloodi-oisoniug fr m diseases proviousn contracted, i)r. L. L. Smith i::viu--sufl peers to consult him, as I.c has n<hesitation iw stating that no medical man pi'her here or in England, has had ilm o»poitunlies cf practice and extraordinary experience which ho has had. 1 iu-rl:<r(. tho.si.' who really desire to be treated hv one h ho is at the hand of his profession in this branch of medical praclicv should iosv no time in seeking his advice. : \ o i should anyone ruan-y without first consulting him. The new consulting ro'i as are at 182 Collins >Stkki-,t East, Mkluguu.ne (Jjijjosile the Melbourne. {Jluh, (Late tlie residence of the (governor Private entrance is in Stephen street soiub. Cu>"SL'LTATIoN 1-lIE (by letter) £1 Medicines forwarded to all the colonies so packed as to avoid o'lser- ation. JJook pubJiwlu-J by the Doctor cau '-« bad oil api'lic.itiou lo him