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Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1291, 31 August 1883, Page 4

Public Notice CUl<i£ FOX ALL OOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT The Ready and Reliable Remedy Armed with this powerful anti<U>re to di^ea^e, every man is nis own family physician. Tile first IJospihd Surgeons aiiniil UMiiipanlleled and healing lirtuef. Fon'ign overnmenls sanction i*e u.->e in th> j ir naval mid military services, nudninnJiiiid throughout tli« world repose the utmost confi ence in its curative properties. Gout, Rheumatism and Dropsy These are among the nfst terriMe nnd diseases to which the human frame is subject ; jet in their worst iorms, nut) when seemingly incurable, they disappear under a persevering implication ol thisßootli ing ""'d powerful Ointment, *f stnet attention be paid to the printed instruction wrapped rouiid euch pot. Sore Throat, Diphtheria, Quinsey, Mumps and ali Derangements of the Chest and Throat If, on the nppeiiriiiice ol tiny ol these diseases, the Ointment be well ruMied, ar.il leiist three times h day, upon Ihe neck lo a upper part o< th<- cheat, so up to penetrate all •he- glaiids — the worst cjscs will yinlil in v .•omparutire.y short time, particularly if UollowuyV Pills be taken inappropriate doses to purify the blood. Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Uluercus Sore and Old Wounds Vany thousands oi'martyrn IVoni the iibove i-ompltintß have found life almost incup» portable but it' llolkwuv'rt ointment be briskly and plentifully ru'ube>l u\>on and uiuuiid , the flirts ali'icteci, it will quickly p>nc Irate to (he source of the evil; eut-e may' be Bufely guaranted, and disease driven from the syMein. \olliinp cvii to Diore cinipie in lite tliun the milliner ii. whicl* it i», applied 'ii>. thing 11. ('it- Miniiuiy tliun ltd acl.on on Die boi!v,boih locally unit c-uisirutionally. The Mothers Friend-j-Skin Disea howev Desperate may be Rad cal.y Uurcd Scald lieads, itch, : blotches vii the ekin Bc.ululf.Uß kores, liin^'s evil, mid such like '■ ei'tions, yield to the mighty powdr ol this ii>ie Uinimcnt, provided it be well rub bud ..louiid the allectcd piirtc two or ihre^ times a day and the l'ills be iuken ucoTtlin" t-> the printed diucliotis, A Certain )eru . 'lhousaiii!B of persons sufrcr ••xcrueinti'ig iii»tniy for year? firm (hose fcurl.il w.inpiuitus through lulse delicacy. Anyone ?o fulferinii thuuld ut once puchsise a lot of Hollowny i> Oi'iiniei ,rcud thoiiiicciiois which uccon.pauy it, uct upon tlicin to the letter, and he will, wi'huiit c:itliculiy, eucci-ed in oblitrrntiiig everj vestige ut thofo linniseixg ctiinpiiiiiiie. the Ointment and Filfx should be used in the following complaints : ■ ad Legs Corns (soff) Scalds Bud Bicueti. FimhUs Sor« 1 hroats Burns Ciont Skin l>'se,.ses Bunions Glanduhir iSciii'V" (Jhilbluuis Swrllings S"t-s lleuds chapped hands LumUigo I'umours - oiiinictcd and Piles Uicers Mill Joints Jihenmatisin Wounds Xervnushess, 'Debility, Loss uj I'utrer. SpcrmalorrJuea, Jiiclicrr-clluii «■ early Youth, St/p/iililic Disease-;. Tn all the aliovo c;i.-<es, a rrusiii'/ J nun errors and. the yielding to the-passioii», n< time should bo lost wat once ariv.-u Uir progress of disease. DX. L. L. SMITH HAS devoted msolf fcr twenty rr-ar ii the colony to the practice of tin In-ahcli of Ins profession while pivviouslv. in England, he was tliij pupil of aiid practised with the celebrated Dr. 11. T. Uunerwell, the only medical practitioner who ever exclusively- adopted this a* the soit branch of his profession. Dr. L. L. bwiTii hrreby informs tli<; public that i the only lefiuU^qtiulifien medical man i this *pechdUy o/' his pi j tessioti. tluit otliers adverlisiu^ are ,nn qualified, and that, llicrefore. in pret«»ii.'li:it to be qurilitifdureohla:nin^ inwicv uudc lalse pretences. ' Dr. L. L. Smith also w»irr.s rm pn'#li. against' the quackeries s.Jrerti»c-u. l!" tin taker of any of fl-.ese advertised nnsbruiu> escape with his li Jo, or Ms .«ysr.i>m l»p ». r - Ihorou^hly and irreparably * underrainei: hj them, he niny Icok upon hiuisoll as th.aiost fortunate mortal. Dr. L. L. Buith has b«-en applied ',o by so many "nfortunate bi-okcn-dowiiyouiiy old^meL, utterly crushed in sprit, ruinc.i in body, and filched in- | ot-ket that lit deems it a duty to publish this to th< world. Those men and women who liHve beci the victims of uiiprinciplfi charlatan" lioquently seek that recovery which i> often beyond Dr. Smith's control. Who: will the public understand that it is tt their interest to consult a duly qualities mediccJ«nan, who lias mnde this his soU study rather than apply to a number o, ignorant impostors, who.meHy harp anc pivy U|;on their pockets and liealtli. Jh-. It L. Smith has alway stated thuf to warn the public of these quicksands his chief re;uon for advurlisin^. In all cases of nervous, dobiiily lowncss spirits los 3of power, pimples on the rorehead. lassitude, inaptitude for busines t /tu,«joteiu:v' drainage from the system, anc the various effects of errors of youth ano bloodwoisonintf fr m diseases previous! \ contracted, Dr. L. L. Smith iuvite> Bufl«rcrs to consult him, as he lias n. hesitation in stating that no medical mau pi '-her hero or in Jsuglaud, has had the onportunlies cf practice and extraordiiiiiry experience which lie has had. TUerf.inj thosp who really desire to be treated t>v one who is at the head of his profession in this branch of medical practice should losi no time in seekiuy his advice. iN or skould anyone marry without first consuJtiu<; him. The new consulting ro », O s are at 182 Collins Stbekt East, Meluoujixb Opposite the Melbourne Club, (Lttte this residence of the Governor Private entrance is in Slephen street south. consultation l-iiE (by letter) £1 \l*uieines forwarded to all the colonies s,. packed jis io avoid obser-ation. iiook published by the Doctor can '-i h:t.: ou api/lii.';;Lioi] to him