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Grey River Argus, Volume XIII, Issue 1663, 3 December 1873, Page 4

HO L L O W A Y'S '' 6 INT.M EJ3T. Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Wouna%'\ and Ulcerations of all kinds.r^Th&re is no .medical 'preparation' which : 'may' be l so thoroughly relied supon in the treatment of the above ■ ailments, as Holloway's pintmen^.; Nothing can" be more simplfe and safe than the manner in, it, is .applied, nothing- more^alufary t^iarilfs action' oh body, both locally and . cpnstrtutipnally. The Ointinient^rubb^ ajtout the parcSffected enters'ihVpbfes'as salfc J permeat.es v peat. ;. It, quickly penetrates r ta the ' source' *©f the" evil "and *" drives it from the system... f . ( „ . ..-. ir > „ f r Bronchitis; jjiptMria, Coi 'dsiV&UgM, , Sore Jh7igats t ..and : Mortnes8 * pf l ßreQth. rT ß.elaxed. and "'congested" throats/" elongated Uvula, ulcerated or turgid tonsils,^whopping cough, croup, 'asthma, 'wheei!in^ ll fVbm' J accumulated mucous, and other difficulties of respiration; also palpitation, stitches', Jj affd ri shortness of breath, may with .certainty be cured by rubbing this healing Ointment over the chest and back for, ; atleast, 'half' [an hour twice a day, accompanied by appropriate doses of Holloway'g'iPilla: ■''- lni.mVii For Glandular^ Swpttings, Stiff Joints and Diseases of Hie SEur— TJiere is no preparation for salutary effects comparable to this remedy It should be well r f ubbed over, the affected parts after their due with warm water. .It acts by, stimulating the absprb^nts to idcreased*^ activity, by' pre^eirti^gio^ges tiqn and ; promoting~a.free and. circu : la'ti6n : iri' the -pirts affectedV then 1 speedily .and effectuallyiC:erisures:acure.-i.s uvwf-4 , a?ul. r £hemnatl&m.r^- Tiis,4nyaluable unguent has greater power ' ov.er. g'out'land ; rheiimatism : 'thari't any 7 olher ''preparation None need remain in pain if-its 3 r,enioyal be .set, about in , good .earnest, by using this in'fallible^T^edy "aijcorcun'g^d'the printed ihstruefcions.: -affixed^ to xeachvpofc^ '■£ ML ■ settled aches and pains ( are ; reriiediab|e^ in the same manner." "*" " '■'--"-- " ■■-'-■'■■■" > > : Pifcs,*'Fiitufos\ -Itmtf 'Effibiiatitm:— The cure which this Ointment effectsV-in heaUng piles and fistulas of long standing, after they . jb. i aye 1..l ..r | esisted;all jOther^applicaiapnsjjjhave 'b^^sp countless aiid'so-nptqtiouV'.t^rroiigh- . out the world, that any .effort -to^ givejk an • adequately 'detailed stat'emenf of tneir^mmber or character would be ; yain. It is Mffii cient to know that 1 thB f 'bin'tment has never i proved inefficacious ;, ., ,Ip Disorders of { t]ie. { Kidney8 T Bton6an ' Gravel: — The ' Ointment; is ' A a ' sovereign i remedy if^it be wellT l ubbed : twice,aday,.into i tHe^smal^of : the bat^/over the'regibnof 'the kidneys, into which it will gradually .penes trate, and in almost every case give wjijjg- ' I diate .relief, Wheuever .this Ointment has i 1 'beWon'ceiised : it ; 'has 'esta'bliShWife" 1 ' own worth, and has again been eagerly sought ! for as the easiest and saiest xe&edy in all the . dispr4ers ( of the kidneys. i BoifcthVOiiiirhehirand Pitts should 6e used , . ..^.. r m the folloioi'iig cases: — . , Baia-Lega i' - Eisiulas Sore Throats ~ 5 ;t Gout-.; :t ' ) Skin (Diseafes > Burns Glandular Scurvy f.JL , Bunions, v- i 'Swelling's SgreHga^P . Chilblains !.-> Lumbago .:•;;. :\ Tumours i Chapp'd hands Piles .\ .y,U\,- 1 r Olcers'.'r: al C6rns:(soft)., Rheumatism. ;jiWbunds ; >''* r Contract'dand Sore 'Nipples ■;..■ ■ ,&ai; ;. ;&e.f , :.-; Stiff Joints Scalds, Vr-fcr. - 'yr.r.tyj ■:> < o--ir 3 ; , The ; Pills and Ointment; arc sold'at Prof es--3 sop Holloway's Establishmentj 533, Oxford . street, London;..- also lby'-nearly t eveiy r >ret .spefitiible ; Vendor o of Medicine' throughout , the civilised world, in boxes and- pot*/ at'is The 2s 9d size contains . three, the 4s Qd Bigg [ six, the lls size ' sixteen;' £he 225. size thirty? P three,- md the. r .3.35, size fifty-.two-timeaPthe ' -quantity* } bf a ; Is '" j I'd 1 boxT' or ' "pot I ' ?Diie smallest r box of , Pills .cpntains four dozen*; ! arid'the smallest pot' of Ointment' btid ounce. ' ' ;; Full printed ■■directibM.^re ; ''iMxeaj'":'|S. I «iph j ■box ; a'nd^ot/ > and;can ; behkdiri l aiiy language, even jfa'Turkish,y Arab; Arnaenian, L Persian, 1 '■6r i Chi'nese: :: ' ; - ; ' i -z f -- ;^':y>- i: ---'< ,v : ■■;""' j i-y.i-y-nc-^ , is;::'-.hl l<OSa.of PdwerV:;- .1. -.■■Ai.i-ii I '-.'. .t'-',];.: :>i-. Spermafcorrhcpa, -.• : ---->h . .-, r, ;--[-• .>Ja.di?c.retiorisof Early Youth ■ <■■:/< ;■:!■■ , :ii -Syphilitic-Diseases. ': In all the above pases, "A-rtisiNGPiJOMEREOiiS [ AND THE YIELDINa-TO Tfii' PASSIONi W time . should be lost to qit;;q^ce''4rreat the. progress of the disease. -','- :;:h;i :< !/;' v '.' ;';' ? Has devoted himself for "twenty 'years in the l - colony, tOi^the., practice of -,th'is;braa'ch Of his profession, while previously in England be J was the : . pupil ;of, iindvpractised-:; wi<^ the ■ceiebi'atecl J Vr Culverwell ?/ i;iie^pnly medical practitioner who ever^exclusively adopted • , this as the sole branch of his- profession.; | Dr L. jL. .^SMiTHlh.eriib'y informs the public \ that; ;HE . IS' rTHE ONLY LEGAILY QUALnTEt MEDIOAI, iVIAN INTHIS SPECIAUTr_OXS:S.SSOi fession" "; "tbTat oSfers 'advertising are un« ' qualified, and thatV' therefore, in pretending to be qualified are obtaining money uqdor fals^pretences. " " .''-■ V^ \,,,"<\~ C* \ • Dr '-it. i( L; v Smith, also' 'warns ! .;the.-,.pub^Q agaipst ■ the.' cfuaskeries advertising^ - r i£%hs taker of any of ' these sdvertjaed nosinjmj escape with his life, or his system be"hp£ , thoroughly and irreparably rundennined;. by themjhe majr look.uppn hunself H as the most ' fortunate mortal; - ; . V. '.!..,, -.■'■'['.- -w -.-<-. -rj-s'-T • ! Dr Tj.' Ii! Smteh has' been appned toVby ,gp many iihfortunate bro^en-dpwnj!ypiuag-pid^ ineri;^ •'"■iftterly" crushed " in 'spirit^' ruined :(\£_ body, 1 and filched in pocket, that he deems it, a duty. to publish this to the Sfofld. 1 :/. I' ¥' 'Those men and women who.hajre.been^e victims of unprincipled charlatans frequentlyseek that recovery which jis beyond" Dr' ? Smit?'s icQritroK; .; .Wh'en will/ t^e" puj)lfe '•■ ;uijderstan(i ! that it is to their intereist^tQCon-t :sult a duly qualified medical' man,* who, hasl, made-this-his sole' "study, r^tHer than'apply. to a number o^?v!ighOTan.t*siinpQstQrg, who^ merely ham and- prey upon their, pockets and 1 " health? -i'tUi? ''Z-w*- l -'' - >C;M I'fj , Dr L. L. Smith has always stated, that to warn^th'e' -public y of ' these' quicksands "is bis chief reason for .advertising;' >»JIn all cases of nervous debility, lowness of . spirits, [loHSiof ipower, -pimples 'oh^th'e-ifore^' head, Jassitude, inaptitude for^business^im.-" potency, drainajg6«fjroin thejsyaWm, and the various effects of errors of -youth and blood-— poisoning fromdiseases previously contracted,! Dr, 'Jj.li, Smith^invites sufferers'to'cbiisult*hini, '^as' .iie jjas no. hesitationm stating that-**, no medical man, , either here; or [onaEnglSn'd/' has had the opportunities efj3ractice.and-ex-~-traWdinary experience, which he "has had. Therefore those who : really desire to be treated by one who is at the head of his profession in this branch of i; medical/- practice should lose no time;an : .seeking bis advice. Nor should anyone marry mthout first conj suiting him. / ■.) \ Ti<y ; " -••"___' -| | ,;,',i T hß Cqasulting Rooms. areiat ,'lß2^:* ) iVff .COLLINS STp^^AST, ; ]pLBOt7RNE, Opposite tn^MelbQuni'e'Cliib,: , ,(Late the residence of. the : Gov^ni'pr;';" ; Privatg ' ; . .entrance lison Stephen streetjouth. -'iU CONSULTING FEi^B¥'LETTER), £1 V !Me^cines'^]^arded^'#-.tiJi^-/Qltoii|e8 } * > sopackedastoavoidobservatioa, Books publißhea.-by.thetDr, can ibe¥-«i on r application vtohim. 1^