Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Kumara Times, Issue 616, 18 September 1878, Page 4

I'HKUREAfE*!- " ! '' or i mmmVmm\ ■_ ,Sir.SAMUEL BAKER.. :,;r'ii In h!s work entitled " Tiie NiWlVkWrneVln aSUvj/ SS5'." * ordered tho dragomaa Mahomet to »i:.rm "t!« " faltey AWl'was ai».octoi:, aivl-'tjifaifiSJAtt I—t ' at tke wnred otit a quantity ot Hulfoway'n Mtia. TWe an most useful to an exp|pr«r,.aj poMeMittjfsiif.nß.taic.ya "purgative in' inniW&W W/ct " upon the pati«nt, whkh .hint of itietf VaW SItfPEE, J^^MfpmTMl sabduiug ail inflammation*, ' • ; M». J.' Ti. '"V ', ,; T J°jM*,af*""* «* *>>, «xtr.wrdinai^..**yA, : hv tWia, _of Bolloway * Umtinoat I sate KMw'toitUliViWfc, c a tba-ipoiMi.'ul cv Oisiv.. «t Sold by kit Cbwuuu and K«Jm^; u V.,... f ~.!V mu rri , .> C 0 N 8 <V L mShlmj *\rS on all :Affec*ioW.of; We^r^fiftSysTem (no matter rom fcfi^ng). On all broken-dnwiiaOuusHttftidiiß. Oti all' diseases arising frVnn>e4riy indis* On Gout. On Rheumatism, —*?«n-,4*T TN these colonießf. jfcboi& exeeaafea which -*- we have indulged- in u hot yonth" tell upon ua with fearf oirinfeiwßt.; utjTiA ..Onr regrets areMiaeileMv; oririirepinihg* futile. The sole idea-should be the chances we poasran of. ;retuedyitig/2he ills we already have, or combating the effects likely to. ivßJilt; '.HiUe'jtrasi'Re-MwypTiflut on as. ir»>od art eVt'oTidr- as:he v ca.n\ fstiljr.is' the victim cijnsciona>.tnathaiißat{livi6g.'Jiea and that sooner or Uter his vicesomili diHcover him to the world. Our fanh, our oblißaHOhs'to r^r»citjtyi;> at welfare of uur-Juturfe.Mfjftpgijjig, and the duty, we owe to ourselves forbid pro* crastination.iaiid nfft to wait till the ravages-break out in our oon* atitfition'aj! - ' IM :;V/'.S (7VTA "IOTM Beforo ne'gnciat.ingY;w,ithua) merchant, before engaging witfWconlidential clerk, before §mpl*yih:g a;)baf ijfian makes tinq.uiciea »*i><s their length of t'CcivpttnyrhpiTeaidsiic'^.;• and, in the «u*e of t a M ahl as to-hia,legal^^tulifiuafi ,V;i3 ; ,aii<^aaj to hta capabilities '.if _ tr,an.!(a.cjUTi^ > business he cMii«ulVff~luai~ iroun. Strange to say, h'' , wever,,Jn., / .Uiia t '.Behic J i »n .if a medical man, the'stifferjjr froqnen>ly otuita these an I without regard to thei'titiijcViH, qualification, experience and ahiluy. n f.irvthe particular ailment requiring treatment, he °-consults. practice, perhaps,, lie,yi q;trite an opposite direction. T ,, f x " , 7 ■■ ; . r ft ; is ! astonishing that so many are driven mad, ruined in. health,. andr.are bankrupt "in spiritsj 'hope and''money / Have 1 not for years pointed out to them. that-^I, ; Dr. L. U S.hi'th^ant 1 '{n&'dnl? legally advertising, in the . GoLujien '?'•'• Have I nHx. -aiso 'prosecutea'; at 'my own expen«e\ these 'very quacks, and exposed the various nostrums' ; they are selling,—such aH "Phospho'jy.ne, EsKonce of, life, &c.—and had ahaiis'ed and found them to oonsist of " BiVrnt' Sugar and flavouring matter," and the certificates I have proved to be all f«»rg»-Hea. i» is for this reason that I step out of the ethics of profession and advertise, to give those wh-» require tlm s-rvic« , ! of my branch an-opportunity of Murririg they can consult a legally qualified matt, and one, moreover, who has made 1 this his especial study. i( Dr. L L. Smith is tt.„ only legally qualified madical. man advertising, and he has been in Melbourne twenty-four years in full practice oh '' ' =■•* Nervous Disea'seß. ';';!a I? JT[ J.Tr<jh r Loss of P.iwer and Debility ; Syphilitic 'AffeiStiohH 1 ./ : t f t ;. ,-..;- Want of Gjndition •.; *■ '• Gout anU R'teumatism; mm Dr. L. L. Smithscan> be cohsulted by let^nr—Fee, :^l. , ,Medicibea forwarded-to all thee-dpniea.. : -, ,-,■•; ,( ,nxluQ Dr. L.,;L, ; mith, 182 e»llui8-8 V . BSwit. (Late the Residence of ,the Governor.