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Kumara Times, Issue 620, 23 September 1878, Page 4

IHli UKEA VK'O' WOOEE OP MODEM ;«te!Sj ; Psrboxs so faring from weak or will discover that by the Me of this wjnitprfsd there is ** Health for all." Thv Ijlikkl U_ the. l -..:» , - a f‘ FUs RBd "** pu^*y ® n ** "““uwined kjr’lhs r*. • • ’ht*6 r Sw SAMUEL BAKE in his work entitled “ The XUe Tributaries in 1 says, “ I ordered the Malurtuct v- -- -..-ir **■ t F %y Aat 1 wo* » Doctor, and tU; 1 W. ' tu , medicine* at the service of the kick, Vrbii In a short time I laid ninny applicants, to whom I senred out a quantity of Hoifowiy’s . Th»ke\v* M most useful to on explorer, as powaMing tximiatalcaVie „ purgative properties they creme »a<nßjim.»Ud'*Siiitl upon the peneoc, which satisfies, him effhoir hake.* SMPIiE, SUE, UD SSililSl Is a certain remedy for bad legs, bU--hrekM»i '<»4 oloeratuxu of aD kinds. It acts' nnra-ul.inJy « v.. w oUerarions ctmug skin diseases, and ftwUnnglitUhflnmm*u»na% . M*. J. T COOPER, “ and nothing couU exceed tli£ gfetsiwdc; aid' „ seqaeose, milk, fowls, butler, mm! IwrwWw "V* upon us, until at last a ma-»j»oomI o was worth a <owl aad anv quuiuy “ demand bourne so jrsat that I »ns ** the small Kuiaiaiag btac* " ■ ■ ■ Sell by all ChomUss ud i£z~t .• . . .' A* owtthe WwU, . “I* there no b6pe? the sick mari said '• •• The silent doctor dhoob his head.” 1 “ While there is life there’s hope, he cried.” “ -/Egroto, diltn anlmaest,- apes esj.,” - y >- DB. L. L. SMITH,' x /) (The only legally qualified inedlealtnao', advertising.) • ‘' - • CONS TTLTS on all Affections «f the,Nervous System (no matter rnm what c-oiae arising). On nil broken-down constitutions. On all diseases arising, from early. India?. crelin'ns. y ■; v ' ■*■ On flont. On Rheu-natlsm,

TNT these colonies, those'excesaes ‘whictff ’ "*■ we have indulged hub, hot yolbtb ” I tell upon ua,with fearful iTJter*-st;> .srimtuTl Our regrets are nsele**,'. futile. The sole idea.ab,oQ|i we possess ‘of; tvinedying-^hellls "we already have!, or combathigtlie effect's likely to result. Hide it as he niay, fr ptft £ on as good an exUrior as Ke oaiij lB the victim conscious that he is a’rliving 'liei > • and that-sooner or . later hia vices will discover him to the world. Our faith, onr obligations to, society ,-at large, 4 the welfare of onr future ah<f'tile duty, we owe to. pucsqlyes ! r forbid" procrasTtnatioo, and point dnt not to wait till the ravages break out in onr constitution's. ’ Vi ii SOITO r/ Before negociating with a> merchant/], before engaging with a confidential before employing a a careful T man makes enquiries‘as'to their atandingt-i their length of odcupalny pr’ residence"; ia and, in’ the case of a : legal advise'r! h>>th 1 * as to his legal qualifications ah(Pa& 'tb'ifeUfe'i capabilities of transacting the ipdividdal bnsiness he consults him >upon. Strange j? to say, however, in - the medical man, the sufferer frequently omits these necessary precautions J;ah«l'--with-out regard to the fitness, qualifibatiob, experience and ability fir the' .particular > ailment requiring treatment, he consults the nearest man,* whose experience and practice, perhaps, lie in quite an opposite—direction. . < .u It is astonishing that so many are A driven mad, rnined in h«»Uhi> ,ab'd ;ste/) bankrupt in spirits,..hope and money? Have 1 not f.ir years pointed out to them that—“l, Dr. L. L. : Btnith t “ am the 6hlylegally qualified mail adVeri'ising in the Colonies ? . Have I not' also prosecuted, ' at my own expeiinb, -thebe* very quacks, and exposed the various nostrums, they .- are selling,— such a«- Phosphbdyne, Essence of, life, &c.—and had analtsed and found them to consist of “ Burnt Sugar * land flavouring matter,” and the oertif> cates I have proved to be all forgeries, la is for this reason that I step out bf the-, ethics of profession and advertise, to give those who require the a rvioes of my branch an opportunity of icii tiring they can consult a legally > qualified man, and one, moreover, who has made; this his. j especial study. Dr. L L. Smith is tu® only legally* qualified medical man advertising, and ho has been in Melbourne twenty-fonr years in full practice on Nervous Diseases Loss of Power and Debility Syphilitic Affections Want of Condition r - Gout and Rheumatism), ? Dr. L. L. Smith Can! be consulted by" letter—Fee. £ l. Medicines forwarded to all the colonies. ' 11 l ' Dr, L. L. mith, 183 Qolliha-st. East. (Late the Residence of the Governor.