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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1104, 10 February 1872, Page 4

.■.j^,..;.'....-o. ":V:T:'A:-l i ""^''^v-/' s rF'- Vi i To Merchants, Storekeepers, and Others. The Undersigned -; having made arrange* mentß so that'he can devote his wholeatien* tion to the Carrying Trade, urnow ; '• JpSrigAfaed to CONVEY ev^ry^;descnptkm 61 Merchand)se, and Freight, from Greymouth to Reef • ton, or to any of the intermediate Towns of Districts, at the lowest current rates! 7' „ Horse Drays .and Pack, Hones for Hire. ■Receiving Stores at the Little Grey June* [ tion, Antonio's Flat, and Reefton. r 7 JAMES Ci KITTEErY;' j General Carrier. WHELPT^N'S ! ARE warranted not to contain a single ; . particle of Mercury or any .other'; Mineral Substance, but to consist entirely of f Medicinal matten, purely Vegetable ••jf hence • they are easily digested ,by j the ; stomach, ] taken up by the absorbent vessels, and carried i into the blood, and thus the i whole system is ' brought under their purifying and renovating influence., ...■:. :..,, M , ... f „ ■ They have long since: been used inotae of \ . the largest County Hospitals in Great Britain, . \ and received the commenda^on of several -\ eminent phyaidans and su^eohsj' Wd have ' proved their value in thousands' of i. nstabcet ■ in diseases of the Head, Chest, Bowels, liver, ; and Kidneys ; and in all Skin Comphunta an one of the best medicines known. '" : :■-, ■■■ ■• •■:■■■■'■:.■'■ ' ;■■■■■: .■;:■■-' ;;^ -l^^a^l v Prepared and sold wholesale and ; retail, in I boxes, price 7&d, Is l|d, and 2s 9d each, try G. I WHELPTON and SON, 3 Crane Court, Flrk I street, London; and may be had of Ad Chemists and Medicine Yendon. , , < V Wholesale Agents in the Colonies : . Messrs Felton, .Grimwade and Co., Melbourne ;Mr T. Padman, Adelaide ; Messrs Elliott Brothers, Sydney ; Mr jakina, Auok. ' land ; Messrs Youngman, Dunedin. i "Up! ;Up, my friend, and clear iyourlooki Why all this 'toil^and trouble ? ALL those who r are suffering from: de< - spondency, melanchoUa, loss of spirits, and pluck, who J feel "that they are waiting ; and pining, and Who are gradtiallvgetting weaker and weaker, from causes they have i not courage or desire to acquaint their family i attendant with; ; In all Buch cases Mr 'L. L« ] SMITH feels it incumbent, on himself to inform such unfortunate patients,, ttat he 'i has devoted his .lifetime to the study of these ' complaints,' having been a pupil and assist* \ ant of the late DrCulverwell, of London, who made these diseases his special practice. >■ ■ In all those diseases relating and pertaining \ to Married life, and which make marriage a '■ curse rather than a blessing, Mr L. L. SMITH ■ can be consulted with the greatest certainty of success, and with the additional feeUng that no chance can, possibly occur of their secretever being divulged. 7 In cases of extreme Nervous' Deliility, where the patient feels that he is exhausted and phydcaUy prostrated; and; incapable of exertion without great fatigue, then and there the person so situated should at once consult Mr L. L. Smith before diileMe of a more serious character sets, in ;^the, above arises frequently from the > enervating influ- ' ence of hot' diraates, but freijuently 'from other causes oi a more serious lutartt, 1 ' ' Palpitationa oi the heart, a tendency also to be easily startled and alarnried, is another phase of diaeaue which- requires"- particular .attention, asarislng from a most ;unportaat cause ; those wno suffer from the al *Ye have ;not~-' *'• '■' " : '•- •'■ " ' 7' '.'■'"' ' y " Mix a reason with pleasure,, Ana wisdom with mirth; V But have, on cne contrary, been giilty of a secret vice, wmen has, as it were, eaten into their very vitais. Many "old young men', consult me, wno, though young in years» have, througn cne vice above alluded to, and . from their having been quacked brtheun* qualified /and: unskilful medical man, at laajs given up all nope and succumbed, and are 1 aged in their-very' youth; unfitt«d to fulfil the duties wMch they; were sent <m ftbib earth to penorm. t ... •-,,<■..,.,.; ' { -f-- "\ . " JBe wise po-day, ; -tis.madnfss to deter, \ Procraatiination ia the thief of time." t „Mr L. L. .SMITH; wishes to impress on those who are laboring unde.' diseases which cannot be treated by^ the general tnedical attendant, Iroui inßufficie»t'' knowledge aiid practice, thav ws ah expertia these diseases, nb has the rijtkt to warn^he public atiarge against the jjumoer of blttant charlatons and quacks who nqc only e;tprt the money out of the 1 pockew or' th 6 iatients; but are con- , tiriuallyruining the health of the unfortunate , sufferers. Mjmy huidreds, yearly j present themselves to him fron all the. different colonies, who are cnoroufhly bankrupt in* health andpocket, ana th^ then lament, when too late,jt>he, horrlple deception, which has been. practised oh them. 7 . , JNot only aouiei deceive these unfortunate victim* by preceKjlin^ to be legally-qualified men, but they fpr sale,<and swindle the public', by suing bottles, oi "muck, under the name of ">r ßicord's Egsence t of life," '•Balm of Syiacum," anda mass, oi other quackeries, wtoae sole province is to extract tnoney out o «ne pockets of their deluded victinis. 7 ; •..-,•■■.' •!:.. -^ "•■ ; ■"■". .Ani? : Will the juduc never nndentand that the only guarantee they can have that they will be honest]' ana skilfully treated, is 'the 1 fact that the pewon to; whom theyi apply for advice is* legally-qualified medical man iirho has devoed nis time to the branbkof prac* tice fofwhictt the'patient is seeking aid t Secondy> thac ms long reridenoe in the place, and W posiwon, w at least a. guarantee of the' etimatiou in Twhich he is field by his fellbT'Citizeijai; .:•:•;' ' '.rr;; - Dt L. L . BMITH can -be oonsulted by lettr,; fe.e J . i i>JL.. „,.^~ r ,. t . .-,;., ....... ;. ti^ . jy the aborii means any male or female pient can, dv describing their symptoms, a oid the, in uiany caeee, unpleasantness of a jirsonal interview, and the patient can re> am his incochito, ' • -• -• Medicihes appropriately picked 1 to avoid jseryation are sent to all parts of the colonies, with plain letters of imtroction as to diet, &c : " ',"■• ■ .'".."; ■■'■'.''.". Mr L. L. SMITH consults personally daily, mornings before 11, and eveninm be. tween 7 and 9. 192 Bourke etreet ««VMel.