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Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1272, 18 July 1883, Page 4

Public Notice 1 rrOLLOWAY'B OINTMENT The Eeady and Reliable Remedy Armed with this powerful antiaoto to disease, every man is nis own fumily pliyeiciun. Thu firbt Hospital Sur»conn udtnit it«> unparalleled aud liealing virtu.-s. Foreign overnments ennction its use in th«-ir naval und military services, undinunkintl throughout the world repose tho utmost coufMence in its curative properties. Goat, Bheumatism and Dropsy Theeo Bro among tho wnst terrible find agonising di3enßL'B to which tha human frame in subject ; yet iv their worst forma, and when seeminsly incurable, they disappear under a persevering application o< this e.jotii ing »id powerful Oitituient, if strict attention be paid to the printed instruction wrapped round each pot. Sore Throat, Diphtheria, Quin<sey, Mumps and all Derangements of the Chest and Throat If, on tho appearance of any of these rlievases, the Ointment be well rubbed, and least three times a day, upon the nock to a upper purt of th«> chest, so aB to penetrate all Uio glands — Ute worst cases will yield in a •oinpurutiveiy short time, particularly if Molloway'a Pills be taken inappropriate doses to purify the blood. Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Ulcerous Sore and Old Wounds Wany thousuncU of martyrs from the ntove eonipluntß have found life almost ineiipportable but if Hollowaj'fl Ointment be briskly and plentifully rubbed upon and around the parttj all'nctetl, it will quickly p »»f trate to the source of the evil ; ouso uiuy be sulely guaranted, and dibeare driven irom llie sy.-tew. can be more simple in life than the manner ii. which it is A)plieH nothing more paniiary than its nction on the bod j, both locally and constitutionally, Tha fcothor's Friend — Skin Disea liowcv Desperate may bo Eadicaliy Cured Scald heads, itch, blotches en the skin scrofulous euros, king's evil, and such like •'ei'tione, yield to the mighty power of ibis line Ointment, provided it bo well rubbeV nround tho ailectcd parts two or t lives tiuios a clht and the Pills be lakeu according ta the printed directions, A Certain 'cru Thousands of persons suffer excruciating ajjonj lor years from these fearful complaints through fulse delicacy. Anyone so suffering should at once puuhase a Pot ol I! olio way s Oimuiei .reaii the tiit-eciions which ticc-otupuuy it, act upun them lo the letter, and he will, without ciOiculiy, succeed in obliterating every vestige of these harassing complaints. the Ointment and Pills should be used in the following complaints : j ad Legs Come (soli) Scalds Bad Bieuato Fist ulna Sum Throats Burns Gout fekin iJinouaeu Bunions Glauduhir Koiuv Chilblains Swellings Sors 1 leads «. happed hands Lumbiigo Tumours t-oblructrd and I'iles U'.l-iU's «S t ill Joints Blieumati«m Wounds HervoUsness, Debility, JLoks oj Power. Sperm aiorrluea, Indiscretion o< early Youth, Syphilitic fli-wiscs. Tn all tho above cases, amning from errors and the yielding to the p<xf.ki»i\s t \w time should be lost to at onoo arrest tiiu progress of disease. DB. L. L.~ SMITH HAS devoted mself for twenty year ije tho colony to the practice of Un branch of his profession while previously, in England, he was tho pupil of aud practised with the celebrated Dr. li. T. Culverwell, the only medical practitioner who ever exclusively adopted this &< the solibranch of hia profession. Dr. L. L. ISmith hereby informs the public that ' i- the only legally -qualified medical man *'• this speciality of his profession that others advertising are unqualified, and that, thoroforo, in pretend in<> to bo qunlifiedar« obtaining inonoy under false pretences. , Dr. L. L. Smith also warns tha public. against the qaackeries adverting. If the taker of any of these advertised nostrums escape vrith his life, or ljis system be not thoroughly and irrepartib.'y uuderaiineii by them, he may lcok upon himself a.i th«. most fortunate mortal. Dr. L. L. Smith has b^en applied lo by no many unfortunate brokeii-dovrnyouui.^ oldMnei., utterly crushed in sprit, ruine\i in body, and filched in pockoi that b dooms it a duty to pubhab. this to th<world. Those men and women who have been the victims of unprincipled charlatan.frequently seek that recovery which It often beyond Dr. Smith's control. VVljod will tije public understand that it i«? U their interest to consult a duly qualifier IMedicc'ujan, who nas made this his so!? stuiy rather than apply to a number o< ignorant impostors, who merely harp »nc' pr«y uhon their pockets and hoalt.lt. Dr. L" L. Smith has alway stated tha' to warn thu public of these quickssuuls bis chief reason for advertising. In all cases of nervous, debility lownc-a spirits loss of power, piinple.s on Uu forehead, Jassitudc, inaptitude for busiiu's? nnpotencv' dniiiin^e from the system, nnc the various ejleets of errors of youth au-.i bloodv>oisonin^ fr^ui diseases previousltcontmcLed, Dr. L. L. Smith invite> BuflV>r«rs to consult him, as he has n. iiesilufion in that no medical iu-ui «*»* 'ier here or in J<Jn<rlaud, has had lli<onportunlics cf praeti(;e and extraordiuuv experience which he has had. Tl-ierfort 1 thosv who really desire L-j iie trealc.l hy Otio who is at thw head ol' his prol'i'.-:*ion in this branch ol 'medical practice; siiotthl lose no time in seeking liis aavii-f. iSur ain.uld anyone i.iarry witlioiu (iist conMtJtins; him. The now eonsuUinjr i>o'i os aro at 182 Collins Stjikkz 1 East, JMKi^L'^yHNW Vj.'jio-iif" (he .'/'j/f'tniriK' C'tau, (Late !!m: rt^kU'nee of the Go'/er-ior ir'ri vatti r-nirnin'e is iv Stoplien street south. MfLi:i:ines J?nv:.- nl-.^i ?c»a!) il>c c^ioun.- ■;•• Keel: i.-uHis]:..-.-! ] y.- ■:■.■■ :> „•;,,-.,.. '. '. "''' i „-■