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Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1289, 27 August 1883, Page 4

Public Notice CUKE FOX ALL [TOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT The Eeady and Eeliabie Remedy Armed with this powerful imticioto to disease, every man is liis own family physician. The first Hospital Surgeon? a.bni) ire unparalleled and healing \irtuff. Forcigii overnments sanction i's use in their naval and military services, nnd nuin kind throughout the world repose the utmost confi ience in its curative properties. Gout, Eheumatisra and Dropsy These are ampn§ tho most terrible and \goiitßing diseasf's to which the human frame is subject ; yet in their worst forms, .and when seemingly incurable, they disnppcur under a persevering application ot this sooth ing '•id powerful Ointment, ; f strict attention be paid to the printed instruction wrapped round each pot. Sore Throat, Diphtheria, Quinsey, Mumps and all Derangements of the Chest and Throat If, on the appeafrince of any of these diseases, tho Ointment be well -rubbed, anil leaßt three timc9 a day, upon the neck to iv upper part of the chest, so iis to peneiraie nil 'lie glands — ihe worst cases will yield in a .'oniparative'y short time, particularly if Uollowuy's Pills be taken inappropriate doses to I'urify the blood. Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Uloerrus Sore and Old Wounds A' any thousands of martyr* from the above com plant 8 have found life almost insupportable but if liolli way'fl Ointment btbriskly and plentifully rubbe>i upon and around the parts aHwted, It wiil quiculy '■^fwcinde to the'fedurce of the evil ; «■"*« uiuy be sa(el; guaranted, and dibeas-e driven tro^n ihe byt-tem. » % othinp can be more simple in life ' Uiun (Jie munuer iv whicl 1 it is applied nothing more t-uiutaij thun its action on the uudj, both locally and cousti'utionally, • The Mother's Friend— ?kin Disea howev Desperate may be Eadcally Cured Scald heuds, itch, blotches vn the eUin sc.oluk'lis sore.-, king's evil, aud such like A-ei'tions, yield to the mighty power ot' (his line Ointment, provided it be well rubbed iiround the atfeeted parttn two or t lire 1 .) times a day and the Pills tie taken according to the printed directions, A Certeih Jeru '•thousands of jiersons suffer excruciating agony for ye«r« from these tearful complaints through lulse delicacy. Anyone po Butlt-riug should at once puehuse a Pot ol iioJlowoy » Oi'inuer .read the directions which uecoiiijuiuv it, act upon ihein to the Jetler, aud he will, without ciiliculty, bucoeeii in obliterating every vestige ol ihe^e hurassiug com]ilttiiHS. the Ointment and Fills should be vsed in the follotcing complaints : ad Legs Corns (son") Scalds liud Ureuetß Fistulas Sure 1 hroats burns Gout SUm iJiseiSe* Bunions Gluuduliir Sruiv Chilblains Swellings B>>r^ 1 leads 1 happed hands Lumb.igo 'iumourit v outracted and Piles Ulcers StiH Joints Rhetiniali">n Wounds KerVi,jsness, Debility,' Loss of Power Sperm atorrhcea, Indicrrctiun o early Youth, Syphilitic Qi-saises. Tn all tiie al>ovo cases, urn-si.n>/ from errors and the yielding to the vaxsimi*, no time should be lost to at once anvsi i,ln progress of disease. DE, L. 17 SMITH HAS devoted msolf for twenty ve^u i» the colony to the practice" of Ihi branch of his prafession whiJe previously, in England, he was tlio pupil or and practised with the celebrated Dr. li. T. Culverwell, the ©nly medical pntctiliuner wlic over exclusively adopted this a* the sou branch of liis profession. Dr. L. L. Smith hereby informr: tht> public that i the only legaUy^quaUfnia medical man i this of hi.s pr-j---fession that others advertising are un qualified, and that, therefore, in pretendmto be qualified are obtaining moju>y midc" lalse pretences. Dr. L. L. Smith also w>r»-s tna ptiMi, igainst the quackeries tJvertisou. If thf taker of any of these advertised uostruins. ;acape with his life, or his sysfcetn be uoi horou«hly and irreparabiy uudermiriec jy them, he may kok upon himself as tin, most fortunate mortal. Dr. L. L. Smith has Wen applied i-j by '0 many "rifortunate broken-down youii^>ldvrueL, utterly crushed in sprit, ruineil n body, and filched in j.ock'ot that In leems it a duty to publish this to th« vorld. Those men and women who have bet i he victims of unprincipled charlatanrequently seek that recovery which it >ften beyond Dr. Smith's control. Wher Till the public understand that it is tc iheir interest to consult a duly qualifier nediec* y «oan, wlio has made this his sole itudy rather than apply to a number o. gnorant impostors, who merely harp and jrey upon iheir pockets aud health. Ur. if L. Smith has alway stated that » warn the public of these quicksands iis chief reason for advertising. In all cases of nervous, debility lowness spirits loss of power, pimples on the forehead, lassitude, inaptitude for busines* impotencv' drainage from the system, anc she various effects of errors of youth and jlood^oisoning fr m diseases previously jontracted, Dr. L. L. Smith iavite> mflerers to consult him, as he has no liesitation in stating that no medical man ?i*her here or in England, has had the jpportunties of practice and extraordinary ixperience which he has had. TherfWc ;hose who really desire to be treated bj >ne who is at the head of his profession in ,his branch of medical practice should lose ao time in seeking his advice. Aor ihould anyone marry without first consulting him. The new consulting roo ns are at LB2 Collins Stbem East, Melbbuhke Opposite the Melbourne Club, Late the residence of the Governor, Private entrance is in Stephen street south CONSULTATION FJiE (by letter) £1 vledicinos forwarded to all the colonies so packed as to avoid obserration. 3ook published by the Doctor can Ke La j on application to him