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Kumara Times, Issue 410, 18 January 1878, Page 4

THE GRE/WEST WOfflffiß OF MODEM THUS! lW*i Persons suffering from weak of dcfelithted 1 bnsritutSow - SC ° V ilr th /u th .?.v se ~? r t * ,,s wonderful .‘mMicine ■ there is Health for all. The blood is the fountain 'of PiUs 3 "* 1 * tS PUMty cambe mamtained by the use m the* ! Sir SAMUEL , in his work entitled " The Nile Tributaries in Abrssinia * !?£’. I o . rder « d the dragoman Mahomet"to inform 1 the' ta s?y that\l was a ‘Doctor, amf»that 1 had the best l( ™ e “ lc| nns at the service of the sick, with adrice gratis. „ ln a short time I had many applitants, to whom I out a quantity of HbtWway’s Tills. These are ~ m , u . 1,1 ,0 as possessing linimistMcaUe purgative profiles. they, create an undeniable effect upon the patient, whichsaiisftes htm.pf thblr value?' SIMPLE, SAEE, AID CTTimi Is a certain' remedy Tor Bad le'gs, l Bad brents‘'atU uiceratwns of all kind*,,' it actt miraimldUsly^mhialmg:ulceraUQns, dittases, and m arresting and subduing all inflammations. , : : f «j _ Mr. J. T. COOPER, - *“ J?.®*. a F c sD <nt „ his ex travels 1 hr China, published tn 1871, says—‘ 1 had with me a'quantity „ « Hwlqway a Ointment. leave some to JlO poepte. “ exceed their 'gtaritude ;Imd, grt-ra- 1 sequence, nulk, fowls, butler, aid horsc*fetd poural in upon us, until a.t last a ' to-spobmbl of Oiotmedt •*a as - w °r r ? : a - tow: «»4; w, y'{l u ?»»!V.»» peas;and'the/ demand became so great that I was obligedtft lock un the small teradmi\g,*tocki" > V' k ’ir s oS b^k qhWniS * P '“ d - Medte * n »- 'VenßyV, t^Jjl*.' “Is there no hope 1 the. l sick man-said j.-, The silent doctor shoojt his head/’; . “ While there is life, ho ; cried.” 11 j®groto, dwra ani'ma esf, f Spesest/* '' DB. L. L, SMITH; ' ? ! (*Hie only legacy qnhßfied medical main advertising,) ■ - . > j,. C O N SJJ L T S i : on all Affections' of- the Nerv'jtis System; •: (no matter rom arising),. ...... On all broken-dowu-couatitationa. i ( On all diseases arising from ’earlyindis-' oreiions. On Gont. On ilfhemaatism, TN these colonies, those 1 eJtcesSeif which -*• we have indulged in-“ hot youth” tefi upon us with fearfnlinterest. Our regrets are useless, our repinings; futile. The sole idea should be. the chances we possess of remedying we , ready have, or. combating the -effects ’ likely. to result, . Hide'it as-he ihayt'"put, on as good au exicripr as' he; cairi; Jl istulH»‘ the victim consci‘ hsThiit, he is a living lib, and ‘.that sooner or later his ; vices' will.' discover him.' to • the worldV. Ouri;fafth,< onr .obligatij>ns> tofspvjety; the welfare of onr. future offspring,.;and, the duty, we owe to ofSrselves forbid, procrastination, and point ont td lie, not to wait till the ravages break ou t in pur ephstitniVions. * ■ ' 1. . . Before negoefeting with a merchant,' befo're. engaging with a confidential clerk, before employing a barrjijt-fet, ;a, careful man; makes enquiries standing, their length of company pi; residence; and, in the case of a legal' 'advjser/ both' as to his legal qnalifibatibVis and aS toi his equabilities of transacting -the individual < .business he consults Styange to sav, however, in tho,,s«lectlpp of a medical man, the. sufferer frequently omits these necessafy f ’and without regard tft fflie fitr/es«V 4ha'lification,'experience and" ahility.j.fpr, thej particular ailment .requiring treatment, he' consults the newest; ptstp-j yv;t>oqe T reaper fence > and practice, perhaps, lie in quite an opposite direction. . . ~, . ? ’ It is astonishing " that ab' m&hy are driven mad, ruined irf-health, and are bankrupt in spirits, hope and money ? Have l not for years pointed orit to the'm, that—“ I, Dp., - legally qualified .man ; advertising in the Cnlpmes ?”. Have alpo priiseouted, at ray own expense,. and exposed the ’Vpnoiu tforibnigfi’ ’ th'dy are selling—tfuch‘ W' Essence of, 'life; found iihem>to - consist of: ‘‘.Btimti Sager and flavouring; matter/’\4hd thq oettiff-: cates, !; ha,ye .proved .to be all forge.nes. It is for this reason that I stpp' but/of the et|iica and advertise, to give those who require 'the J &irvices 5f my btaheh !; hn oppOrtirofty'nf'ka.jfrihg they can-cotis.dlt'a ; legally quilified' misnj and pJHureo ver, who" has iua<l<§ this his scial.study. o , |r. L L. Smith is ti»«, only , legally lifted niedical man edverifßing, -and he pcen'ih Wehty-fiidr years /pus DikeWnes' - . L<)bs of, P> wer and Debility Sypbilltip Affections Want of'C'rtulition Gout and Bbempatism. >r. L. L. Smith can he consulted by -Fee, ,£!■ : Medicines forwarded to (ihec ilnnies. L L. mifh, IP? OolHns-st. East, jate the. Residence of the Governor, 1 i ;