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Grey River Argus, Volume XVI, Issue 2047, 1 March 1875, Page 4

"' T " !f " Tr '^rrzzv: Z7i7 .^Medical. IT O LLO W AY^S ■:. a .0 .^ { T M.E N T Bad: Legs, : -Bad k ßreasts,''^imfdi and Ukeratum of all kinds.— There I',1 ', to raedica* - preparation whioh may be so thoroughly, relied upon in the treatment of the above ailments as Hpllbway's Ointmentr. ' can be more simple and safe than the mannet in which it is applied, nothing more aalutary than its action on the body, both locallyand constitutionally. The Ointment rubbled about the part affected enters the pores as saltj)eri meates meat. It quickly oenetrates'tp, the source of the evil and j; drives^ it. frpm^the .system.' .-.'•., -,vj ■- . {V ..>-\ r -n,- r Z^ 7f,»-r , Bronchitis,"jJiptfieri^, Colds/ CojighsfSwe Throats, and. Sfiortneß8 l s ßreath.— ~RMxed and congested throats," elongafewlvuvula, ulcerated or turgid tonsils, whSbping coftgh, croup, asthma, wheezing from accumulated mucous, ; and other difficulties of 'respiration, also palpitation^ stitctea, andf shortrieaa of breathj may -with certaihty.f;be£eured- by rubbingthis healing Ointment oyerjbhejchest and back for at least half an hour, tvnpe a Hay, accompanied by appropriate, etbses o olloway's Pills/ f i ,^ 'tl DiForGlanduldr Swellings, Stiff Jxnnts L and imseasespf the SMri.— There ii mo preparation for salutary effects comparabl9totau( remedy It should be well rubbed' over the '^affected parts 'after their due formation^ with ; w_ arm Water. It acts by stimulating the afbsortienta ;to increased activity, by preventing congestion and promoting a free and copioue'jgroulation in the parts '.affected ; ;thenvspje|dily and effectaallyifc ensures a^ure.,,:^}/^ ' Gout v and, Rheu^tißm.—T\n& invaluable unguent' as greater power over gout and rheumatis than any! other ;lpreparation None ! lieed remain in;painvif ,-itaTemov^l be set about in good earnest^byTisuig.this infallible remedy according, to the^printe^ instructions,^affixed ;^;ieach^p^t' AU^seJitled aches and pains are remediable in. the same manner. r;'; r ;;:;;^" :i r ;ai< ;- fS ? ; Piles, Fistulas, a^'-SxcM^o&^-The cure which* this Ointment effects 'in' healing pfles and fistulaa of 16ng"8tanding[ j 'afte ; r-they have resisted all' other applicatiori^^^have been so' countless and ! bo ; notorious thrdughout the world ■ that any effort i to( (give an adequately detailed ■statement; 6f t sheir l 'Aum* ber or character would -bej vain.} , JEt^is^niffi* oient to know that, the. O^tment Jiu^iiever proved inefficacious; [ j ; , .',. ,' j ,- y;> > In Disvrdera^pf. the '^idneysf^om and Gravel. — The Omtment J is a J ioyereign remedy if it r be well rubbed twice a day inte tie small of the back, over the regibri'df the kidneys, into which it wiU gradually pene* trate, and in almost every casetgivefimmediate relief. Whenever -this Ointment has been once used it has established its? own worth, and has again i been eagerly jiought fc aa the easiest and safest remedy nfall the liaorderaof thekidneva. „M . ri! \:h~\i loth the Ointment aridPiUssiioiJ^ibt wea \ : ; iniih^fp^owingJea^g^ l o .; Ll i ; JadLega ; , Fistulas r > r , Sore.Throats iad Breasts ,Gout / Skin Djiseases Jurns " ■■ , Glandular Sourw''" Bunions SweUmgs Sore Heads Chilblains "' ■ • Lumbago [":' Tnmotui Chapp'dhands Piles !ii OlcerS?' Corns (soft) : Rheumatism lf; WotuM^ Contracted and Sore Nipples' '■'-■ &o'i!' wke, Stiff bints Scalds atuti ( iw The Pills and Ointment are sold afcProfes* aor Holloway's Eatablißhment,^33,iPxford .street, London; also by, inearly^yejry re* spectable Vendor of Medicine ; throughout the civilised world, in boxes , and ,'po^L at Is ljd,2s 9d, 4s 6d, lls,;^ and m each. Tie 2b 9d size contains tnree, tb'e«6d siw six, the 11b size sixteen, the 22s aize'thirty* three, and the ! 3& J size fifty-two tiJSea the quantity bf a Is ' lift 1 ' bbx "-' 'or ■'"■pdß The smallest box of Pills contains four 'dozen and the smallest pot of Ointment ;one ounce. Full printed'directionswre affixed'. t« each boxandpjQt;'an r dcanbehadin;ariyilaiigaage, even in Turkish, Arab,tfArmenlaD I) .Pjersian f «fiGhiiWM.i.: l sov ! -'i;.£fr J . h,ta riiii'th J>l, ; Debmty v — ';^;; ; ; ]££ Loss of Power: . . rr b Spermatorrhoaai" 1 " 51 " 1 " 11 * ; h '•> IndiscretfdifctofcEarly Yourg In all the above oases, ATtisisr%p^pirxßEOß AND THB YIKLDINO TO THKjPASSION/nO tim should be lost to ; at; once arrest ,<;He 'prosress '.ofthedisease,-' ■:":':" , •""/-" '."f~° Has devoted himself for iwedtFf^ai in the colony to ijhe practice'pl 1 this'bninqK of his profession, 'while' previously '- { in Erigßknd he waa the ptipil of, andiipwwtised 'with, the celebrated Dr Culverwell, ttEe only/medical practitioner who ever rexblusiyelyi .adopted thiaaa 'the sole i branch of i his prof easipn. ' . Dr L.L, Smith hereby iniorms^the public that . HE IStas ONLYYLBgALLY^qn>.r.npnn. ■ MBDIOAL MAN IN THH SPBOUJ^^OfHIS PEO ' fkssion'; that., pthera i^vOTtising 'are un« {qualified, and: th at/therefore;^in pretending to be qualified are obtwn^ nipped under false pretences' '"'''■' "' !j: ' ! ' ! « til< '-'&'" ■ - 'DrLi L. Smith also warns- the publio against the qua6keries''idvertisirig;f If the taker of any of these-' advertised || dbstrumi escape with his >life,;or^hi»; systenv be not thoroughly and irreparablynundermined by them, he may look upon hunselfrasithe most fortunate mortal. ( ,.. -*„ v Dr L.L. Sioth has been applied to by so many "unfortunate "broken-iidwn'young«old> men, utterly' crushed I : in apirit, 1 -ruined in body/arid filched in pocket, that the deems itadutytopubu^thistoiieworld. i Those men<andwomen r who jhayer been the vii^ms of unprindpled;charl«taris'frequently seek that recov.ery; which is/often, beyond Dr Smith's control .., (l When /will ,tte pubfiSunderstand, that it.is to^thje» iniwe^t to con* ,sult ■ i d^y.,qwdifi^\'me^cairma^'who has in^e'thiahia'aole^dy, ro apply to a number of ignorant impoators, who merely harp' and prey'upbn their Dockets and health? -V sf'>.:i^' .:•-« Dr L. L. SMrrtfhas alwayH'Stated that to warn the public of thesequicksands is his In all oases of nervous debility, lownesi spirits, loss, of Pjower, pimples/on the forehead, lasaitude, inaptitude iof business, im. potency, drainage'frdm thia system^ and the various effects of errors of |ybuth and bloodDr -UHI. ~ Smith invites sufferers to consult hnvaa he hasi no hesitation in! stating that / no medical man, either, here or inj, England, traordinary experienoe ; which he f am had* Therefore^ tiiose^ho'' really : dedre to b* Teated by one who isnat 1 the headbf his pto fesaion in this branch of mefim practiu, should lose 1 no itime in seekingihis advioe. | Nor should anyone marry r wi^oat first oon] suiting him. „ ..".'.! -^1\ ,,," >* t . .«.:„. V The Consulting Rooms are at' lß2 , COLXINS STREET EAST; MELBOURNE ' ' Opposite the Melbourne Club, (Utethereiddenoeof theGovem^;) Private v ! entrant is mStophensireet f south. ■: .::■.){«':■ y.r.i/i :„■ if v— L.S r '{ Je-^f ;; II CONSULTING FEE (BY LETTER), £1 : •V *•.>•: .7 ;-;:-fiJ'J -'i r ['JL : — «r*rf.-9b OAUG. „ Medicines forwarded to all the.,: olon et, , ; sopa^ed. :! |ioav^^l!|etTJktton. Books published. )>y the,D£,oiml>eh den , ■'* ;;/; app^tonio t^n? v * ' *>