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Kumara Times, Issue 468, 27 March 1878, Page 4

IHE GREATEST WOOER OF -.HODEBjr TIMES'!'' Persons suffering from weak or debilitated constitutions will discover that by the use 'of this: wundeßirf>m«lKjt>» » thereis " Health fur all." -Theblvodis thefountain of lile, its purity can be maintained by the use 01 taeso " Sirt SAMUPL BAKER, . . .. r in his work entitled "The Nile 'Tributaries inAbvssWiaA "£'■ °, rder cd the dragoman Mahomet to inform t!ia „ t ' ak ?y tha ' * w as a Doctor, and that IMi the, b*st « „ ■•:.-■».■ ■; • »«» » "»uur, anu uiai i naa me, b?st at the service, of the sick, with adricc-gratis.'' In a short time I had many applicants* ioWiom T served out a quantity ot Holloway's Pilis, - Jriiews armost useful to an c~' —■'- '—''--■■■ - - - : - SIMPLE, SAEE, iMcmTAllf^ ulcerations of all kinds. It acts nuracuivmsiy Tn7tiekV,y*U ulcerations, curing skin.diseases, and.in a/restiu>-.iulv subduing all inflammations. _ - ?.-■;«*: 'mr. j.'t.'copper;--'• ■■■?'•• : --j -■■-.;■••' in his account ef his extraorduiary travels in Chma, published in 1871, says-" I lad with me a quantity. "of Hollowav's Omrmnnr T rrnoo •««,» .',. .ux-jM-i/.' bequene ~. . . _._ _..„ .^ m upon us, until at last aJtavspooniul »( "oiotn as worth a ipwl and any r"— —:..^-. - j 1 Sold by all •_ OCttac World. j -'■"' ;l '-' l 'fia»eresifig.)-»T.»H'v-aJJirtA ; n a *' <»L the .Nwvsus)*yßtem , (nd-jMatter, rrptn what cVuseVarMng). { On all broken-dowu constitutions, j ere t ions. ;;?! ' On 1 Oofifel:.; Off ftheubatfett. U tell upon Our regrets are useless", "our repininga hkeiy'W'rlßsulti^aiaei't' aßibfelttßy,^^ , the victiTii lie, and will i to the .world. (sur fai»h, * onV !»MiVkrfl.h¥ l t8 J &%tipUlJi&t ; welfare of uuihfntate offspriingfoS&d 'the duty, we owe .to onrsfljveaj forbid procrastination, and poinJLOut to us, not to wait!Lilkthfrmyage;s breajfr outinvay>r ceaHtitilltlbnß:„•..-,- ; -•: f..,v, j • . o ..*,.__ .:'•* ■W- r •■•swarfs us* nia j their length of occupajiy' or 1 resiafence' ; 4 and, in fihe ( -paae ; .,o|. both as to his capabilities of transacting, .the individual bname»a he consults him upon.. Strange to'.B*y,7(h"oweyer, :irnthe j«f-». medical man, .the sufferer omits thesn necessary precautions and withj on t regard to .the..fitness, qualification, experience and ability fur' the 'particular ailmeut requiring; treatment, he'lfconsn'ttßs : the nearest man,; whose experience atftl practice, perhaps, lie,in quite an'opposite direction. . '/ It is astonishing that are' driven mad, ruiried in ,hesltih; iand are bankrupt in spirits-,'hope' and money? Have I not. f.»r yeata - pain ted oat to them that—"l, Dr. L; L! only legally qualified rtJ3fradvertising in the Colonies ?" Have I tjot also at my own expehae/.thebe and exposed the various nostrums they are selling,—such as Phogphodyue, Essence of, life; & Ci — and found them to consist of "Burnt Sm»ar ethics of profession atid J adv'e?tiiseJ%» %ttfe those wh» require the si-rvioStf branch an can consult a legally qualified one, moreoveV,. >ho has made this Mb especial study. .. _ Dr. L L. Smij;h w legally qualified medical m'an4dVe'#lising, and he has been in Melbourne twenty-four years in full practioeronfl __. Nervous 1 '"'* A>T of\ Loss Debility \J S/ptiihtirf SffeWris al^^n^^r^ orWaKShto Dr LAln<jfeaWith,voß2 OolUna-st. Ea*t. (Late the-Reßidence_of w the > Governor.