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Kumara Times, Issue 416, 25 January 1878, Page 4

»*- m '■M. K"^ « W&: W V* P ** £ THE GREATEST WOOER OF l iroDi!Br- : '^gp! ~J Persons suffering from weak or debilitated, constitutions will discover that, by the use of this wonderful tnadtelM there is JJ Health for all." The blood is'the fountain of life, and its >purity can be<maintainedi by the use oitthes* Sir SAMUEL SAKBR, J ' in his work entitled " The Nile Tributaries vvAbvssUin,* says, "I ordered the dragoman Mahometto.ituooffithe "Fakey that I was* Doctor, 1 and tbak 11A«Lthroes* medicines at of the sick, with .advice gratis. upon the. patient, which samfies^bim.of.theif'value. "Is there no hope? the sick man sa&i ; The silent- doctor shook his head." " While there 1b life there's hope, he '' ;cried." , • r ■ • ■■•; '•■ ;;* St " dum anima estj spes est**.. . DR. L. L, SMITBi , ; (The only legally qualified medical man ' ' ,:> CONSULTS- .;;•-- on all. Affections of the Nervous* System (no matter roin what cause arising). On all broken-down constittfUona. — On all'diseases arming front cretigns. '■ •/[ Ob Clout. On Rtoeu-natism, IN these colonies; those excesses which • we have indulged' in '■'**': hot yoafti** tell upon us with fearful interest. Our regrets are useless, ourrepiningi futile. The sole idea the chance* we possess of remedying the ilia we already have, 'or combating the'lSffect* likely to result. Hide it as he majvpot on an vppd an exterior as the victim conscious that he is a Ij discover him'to the world. nQur.i duty,': we Owe to' onrselvfesTforbid' pro k crastination, and point but to ujs, nor to wait till the ravages break out in oar eon" HtitUtioiiß. -'■";■•■■: .:. Ji ■ . : jT '., -i;l,' Before negociating with, a merchant before engaging with a.confidential clerk, before ernplpying: a barrister, a cageful man makes enquiries-as to their their length of beenpany or residence j and, in the case of 'a legal adviser, both as to his legal qualificaljionß,and as .to his capabilities of transacting the individual business he consntts~hlm upon. Strange to say,' however, in the I 'selection'of' 'a medical manjtWsufferer frequently omits these necessary precautions and without regard to the fitness, quaU6ca.fion,rexperience and ability' for .the particular ai| merit requiring treatment, ne, consults the nearest" man, .expeVietice'ano! practice, perhaps, he'in quite'an opposite direction. •■ • ['■'■ J: r;' i.; a- ;'jj•-« )■■ i;,,,1 It is astonishing that so many asp driven mad,.' ruj ned ■ in, healsh* - ,»04 [m* Colonies?" Have I hoi alio prosecuted, at my own expense, thew very quacks, and exposed the various nostrums they are sellihg,—snch as Phosphpdyne, r~ Bonce of, life, &c.—and t found jthem to consist of and flavouring matter," certificates I have prnve.lto.beklltbrgmes. It is for thlß reas-'m that- I fttlepl ethics of. ind advertise^-io'give those ■ who reqijiire -.'Jhe- ' servtees^ r 6fi'atfy branch an opportunity can consult -a legally qualified- man;; add one, moreover, who has wade this his especial study. . > <• ... ■. Dr. L. L. Smith is th- only legally qualified medical man advertising, has been in Melbournetwenty-fow yeara in f u'll'practice on .' ,: '.'■'•'* jl : ~ > Nervous Diseases '" i!l . '•. i, > ,-7/_ Loss of Pow r er~*ftt Debility Syphilitic Affections ■ Want of G>rfditi6riu .'/ .'. ■■< Gout aqd RJienmAgr, Dr. L. L, Sratthr«an he consult retter—Fee 5 ,- ;£l.' <! Medwtnesiurwatt: all the'c»lonieß:- '':■ o. .i'j ,t"> : t.Tirvi l 3Y'is Dr. L. L. W2 , i?qllina,Bt,( East (Late the Residence of the Governor.