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Grey River Argus, Volume XVI, Issue 2048, 2 March 1875, Page 4

, ..„[ Medical,, ."' , : . ■ rif , !! - ! -f,, HOLLOWAY'S 0 /NTMBNT/ Bad Legs;. Bad Breasts, Wounds, and ! Vlcerations q; all kinds;— There > do mediae i preparation which . be >, ' so thoroughly \ i 1 relied, upon in the .treatment )pf;.jthe above! i aUmento.as HoUoway's Ointmen^. Notbing! ; can be : more simple and th^jthemannetj ;■ in which it is applied,' nothing more saliiisary!," than its' action on the body, fttti locally and / constitutionally. The Ointment ratbed aliSnt 4 ' the part affected ehtere the pores as saw pier* v meates meat. "It quickly penetrates ; to the ; ' a'ource of ' the evil and drives it from the > system. . ■:. '■■■■ •.;••; !■>:'.: n.<;i har, vv.:'-v:v3 s;!f j Bronchitis, jjiptfieria, Golds, Uoughe, Save' : • Throats, land Slunfness.o/BreatlL^-Eitibxed'^ and . congested, jthroats, ; elongated; uvula, 1 :v> ulcerated or turgid tonsils, whopping cough, -y : ;crpup, asthma, wheezing from accumulated rmucous, and other difficulties of respiraticin,,. , , also palpitation, stitches, and shortness, 1 of ' , breath, may with l certainty be cured: by '*i rubbing this healing pint'mtent'b'ver'tliis-cnest M and back for at least half ah hduil ; tjvicl9 ; ji'' v Hay, accompanied by 'appropriate doses 6' •'■' 1 olloway's Pills. ■■'■.-. -*T ".-li-r. <t si.-S «o:.-.»* Ztfibr Glandular Swellings, Stiff Joints ■<mi^imseases o/Mesfcin;4-r-There is no preparation ;A for ealutary effects comparable to this remedy: o } It should be well rubbed over the affected ( r parts, after, their due for)^tipn l .with / !warm water. -It acfeby stimdat^^he abao^bpnts , r . to increased' activity,' 'by, preventing conges- ' tion and prompting a free and copious circu- ' latibri in the parts affected -then 'speedily v and effectually it ensures WcureL'''' 11^ y.'-""'-'-'" unguent as greater power ovef -gdttt atid v . : * rheumatis than any other preparation' ><o None need; remain in pain if its removal :be : ': - set about ,in good earnest, ibyusingfitbis ,mr; /.' fallible .remedy accbniing to ,the printed -in- ;, structionsr affixed to' e*pi pp^f All ■settled! r \ aches >nd pains are remi^bler^th^'jwnie^fi msumor* . „, - * . . r - t . . -„ ' Piles, r Fistulas, a^'lSxdorm^m^^ja . cure which' this Ointment' effects' in heating' r f [ piles a^d fistulas of long stioidifig; after they' 1 ." have resisted all r other applications^ have ' r ' been so cbuntlessand so notorious through- " ( T out the world that any effort to ; give- an -'J adequately detailed-statement of their number or character would be vain. < / It i»|«ufficient toknoW thatthe' Ointment' has' never proved inefficacious ,""..' [. In Disorders of (he Kidneys— Stone and [Gravel. — The Ointment isi-'a' 'sovereign remedy if it be well rubbed twic^ a day inte. the small of the bwk, over tte region of |nncr; r a kidney^, intbrwhich' it will jfr^uaffy pene* ." trate, and in almost every case give mime- ,' diate relief. /WheniaVer this Omtment : has J i!? been once used it 1 has established its' bwn4 worth, and has' again been eagerly sought '.^ fc as the easiest and safest remedy in all the v > iisordersofthekidnevs.' T .]:i-iv--^> /:•:!■>'/ Both the Ointment arid Pills should be iitea "> : ' ; in th&foUmjoim# cases':- ->';'<> nj. la iadLegs; \ Fistulas SoreiThroats/- " iad Breasts Sout i Skin;DißeaM«i - Jurna ■.:..:.. ■ Glandular.^: : Scuryy,,?; vj-Jmoi Bunions; , Spellings. Sore Head» /a r o j Chilblains^ Lumbago )i( Tumours-,. *,. fri , v , Cliapp'dihanas PfleaT". \ :^ .Oloeri^! ' f n "S .Corns (soft) . Rheumatism ' WbundL, r , >,' ' Contract 1 d and Sore Nipples "&c« ' . ike. ' . ! : Stiff oints . Scalds f ;';^J^; =_'/_ W! » The Pills and Ointment are sold at Profes- ; ' 'sor Holloway's Establishment, '63f, Oxford [ff street, London; also by nearly every re. < r spectable Vendor of Medicine > throughout v the civilised world, in boxes, and pofeL at ll ;// Hd, 2a 3d, 4b 6d, lie, 22«, and 33«; each. , ; The 2s 9d size contains tliree, ; tj&e^6d;Su», ;i f six, the. 11b size, sixtesn, ,the mm thuto-^j] three, and the 33a , sue .fifty-two tamea \',%nft-,i c .quahti^; of 'a.ls;.l|d" box or . pq^, Tni f J smallest' box of Pills contains '^our 'doieri' t! and 'the smallest/pot of Ointnieni; pne f ouncel U)r FuUprinted directions ai^ ; affixed ti each "; even in Turkish, Arab, or Chinese. ;>:. i' .-rj, .f:.-.( : ;: .•-.lt.j:-."M- > , srrf/io - : ■:-. ..■':■' T — -■ ■- -■■-•f •->?• "•^■" ii li 'JLjl-;!lWbffi^jrjri.;.'-..j ! :.i lJ .i:: f 5 xzmuil .'& ■„:- iiLWOf:?OWBr r i;[ }[,; ? }i:.o?;y vi-.Wfn ; ■ ;.'■..-; Spap^rrioßa,, ;,,.;. Indiscretions of Early Yoursr,^ In all the above cases, AMsmarapMißKOß, v and thb Yistpnra to raitlpiaaipN^iicl'.tiitt [ ™. should be lost to at once arrest' the pirogreM f of the disease. •'■•• ; '--'- r •.<<• '- 1 - --y^si fin* <vn Has devoted himself for twentyyears in' the : colony to the practice of this, branch of hia T profession, while previously in England. he:x[ was the pupil of,, and practised with^ th« Jr celebrated Dr Culyerwellj .the , only medical; )7 practitioner who ever, exolusiyeijr^adppbßd,, r , Dr L. Li 0 '; that 1 ■he. tb teb' ' ONLY iißQAixvigtrA^iTrtn; ! : '- '■ MEDICAL MAN EX THIS SPEOIALrrY oi U/ KEBSION ; that' others advertising' are n& : !( ' qualified, and that, therefore, in pretending to be qualified are money under false pretences.; ."';■ "; ; rr '■■,'". ZV . ■„"] ,"■■■ Dr L. L. : Smith also' warns the publio : ' 'against the quackeries advertising. / if lf'thiel ' taker of any of 5 these 1 advertiaed nostrum* ' escape with his^l|fe£ prhis'systein be not "' thoroughly irreparably undermined by J them, he may look upon himself as ; the most ;!t fortunate mortal, i '■,;;■ ■.:• .j<;J .-'in , DrL.L. Smith has jbeenappliedte^byao! many .unfortunate broken-downt youngold* men, utterly crushed, in spirit,-ruined in -r body, and filched in pocket, that) he deems „ it a duty to publish this to.the .world, r > '„-1 -. . _ Those meh'imd #pmen r wjib^aiiv^^^jemiJtM.^ seek '.^1 recoTOry I . which' is: bften^beyorid \'.~ Dr t! SinTH's! 'control ! '" When will the .'^ttb' iio; . . understand that it is fo their ihterestte con*' ' suit a duly qualified medical man; who' hai '^ made this his sole>study, rather than apply to a number, of ignorant, ;impostpn«, who merely harp and prey upon their pocketa taii health?; .';; i"- o -,V J W'/.r'/"^- 1 .'"ji 1 " 1 "-' 1 ! Dr L. K. Smith has always st»t^ that ; ,'to warn tihe publio of theseqmclEsandsislila 1 ' 1 chief reaaon for adviertising. &>'*>'■'■<!" In all oases of nervous debility;' lowifeu i^ ;; l J spirits, loss of power, pimpiea on the- fore, head, lassitude, inaptitude for lrasiheav, imvi potency, drainage from the system^ andjthe i. various effeota of errors of youth and blood*u> Dr L. L. Smith invites sufferers to oonault hrn, as he has no, hesitation in ■fatting that ~ no medical man; 'either K^B.'.ojf -,in Engitnd^ / has had the opportuniti^B of practice and ex* tra^rdinary experience which he 'has had. ' Therefore those who really desire' to 'hi'treated by one who is at tiie head of hia tit J 'i egsion-in this branch' of medical priibtict^ should lose no time in seeking his'advios.'<(i Nor should anyone, marry without fint oonj suiting him. '„.^.'^--',' .',"...[■ ■'.]■' ■■<"-'■■■'.' '-„/7 ; The Consulting Booms are at 182 ' ~ COLLINS STREET EAST, MELBOURNE : Opposite the . Melbonhw Clln\ fi ' ';n (Late the residence of thd Governor.) Privatt ' , entrance ia in Stephen ntreet south. ' CONSULTING FEE (BY LETTER), £1 ! Medicines forwarded to all the ! olon «■, ;:• • = ; Bopaokedi i^iwid ohaervatlon, J^ .? , ; Bobka published, byWei)r,,o»n he h *m ; ..; J; -:;; , ' appi^oa^^hlm.^ | ;,'; ; -^