Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Kumara Times, Issue 621, 24 September 1878, Page 4

f ’ I * HE tiRfATJC.fr: wppER or jiobxm tores) life, and iu punty can be nainteiiird by the*4 tills. Sue sAirtttt/toKiSyoHT,*? s , M;• i in hi* work entitled " The -Nile Tittfit*.!-* b, 'At.wys, “I ordered the dnyrn'minJhUlu'itort > „ F *« I waa i rh.iibhy!|W' ; li .t medicines at the service of (h«>»ck, wi>h »<!»«« rVf ««, m * n a *hort time I had rwwy »•> ( <( served out a quantity oi Hoi(ow»y>‘ j •*-'* * tl most useful to an explorer, jk pr-reeM'itg vue.’iit'ilrnct purgative properties’ they crh*>W 'itf upon the pgtieut, ;whit* sntisfiea, him.of^t^r SIMPLE, S4EE, iUJ. CHMSIHH 1 ■- Q-‘* ; "■ W-'W-.i u Is a certain .remedy,'far bad > fa*.- had bn*#*. *«4 ulcerations of all’ kinds. It acts • Blwations,,-curins skin aud u, a,i~*~., A ,4 eubduiugall mftawmatiea*. ' ‘i Tj isi w. Ms. J. T. COOPER. .iiiv;u fc his account *f-bis ioittrdordibbry travel.' Wibiihai Vat tfrtr rn«e *» I 1„ « ... sequeuae, nolle, fowls, bull*, tuui Worse-fe'tc . P* upon us, limil a: ; lost' a' W-foooAiul ‘6> was worth a lowl aad si.y .queatky. p. I-- I *,' “ domand became so greet ttac Vwni’ Li 4 'XAzIS 1 ‘ tho small icmiialing stoeji.yi i r j r . icaiiinlng Sold by all; Chocuabi aad hi OttUlio World, ***** 44 Is there no hope 1 the ,Biok man .said, ~ Tho silent doctor shook hWhea’d.’* ■' 44 While there' is life there’s 'hope, he cried;” 44 iEgroto, duin anima estjiapes.eati’l V‘’;if ,dr.,smi^h,, : (The only legally qualified, inedlcalman, advertising.). f . .* f,-. CON,BIT L|T S . ,Tr' on all Affections of the Nervous System*«i (no matter ,*rom, what .c«,nse On all broken-down i;, On all diseasesprising from- oarly indiscrotioris.’‘ “ 1 Oh Glint. OnJJheU’siatisnr, TN these colonies, those excesses which we have : indulged' l ini “ihot ’yonlh” '* tell upori us with fearful interest; j i;> TJ {t Onr regrets are uneieeK, | fmile. The sole idea ahonld.be t hi* chances we possess,pf .the, ii|»t ready .hayei loir.- jafihWiting'‘tho.Veffeots" I likely, ip, result;' J&Vde'ifr,adjiti ■* on as yood aii extetnpr ass 'He ■caff, still* is* the victim conscious that-hbiia a-living-lie, H and .that ao’oner, or-Inter h(« , vi6ea. willl H discover him to ri,onr ohhgations ;to/societyyat large, the welfare of oiirp (Offspring, and the duty, we iiwe 1 to ourselves forbid procrastination, and point om,tn us, not to wait till the ravages bfeik’oni ft onr con* Rtitntions. Before neghhiatin'gr-with !&;> *1 before engaging'with a confidentiidnclerk. f before empl«ylng .a barrrsterii.a; edregy ; 1 man makes, onginriea t^^to.their,,standing. ** 7 t , ( v .(. V j . ,** ** ,rn** 4 isu l^tPVti as to'his fega I‘^rialifi’eatiohis and" as‘‘to 7 ,ft’s'' capabilities of transacting fhh'ThdfVSflital ’■ business‘he i' to aav, how;ever%;,inf the polection-ihf.ja: medip%li man,the.Bnffererfro.qnoptlyornit%,thes«, necessary, predantions and ont regard to tfie' litnp.sW,' perience 'ail'd 1 ability 'for' the 7 piii'fifehlav 1 ailment r'eqiiiring treatinonr, he~o'onßiiltß' * tlie nearest man, whose experience and

practice, perhaps, liedrf.qhitean opposite ■-'WhIVITIT. Ql ■»Uj'i I- H-nOTOHff It is astonishing that so* ,many are -| driven mad, rafned r ! fri tl&iltK? and are A bankrupt ! ini spirits,ohopel an’d imclHejl fr’/l) Have 1 not for years pointed out to them that—l, Dr. L. Smith; am the^-only legally qualified, man advertising in the ; - Colonies ?” Have I hot 'also prosecuted, ' \ at my own expense, these' very quacks, '• ’ and exposed the various 'nostrums 1 they are selling,— such as Phosphodyiie,"Es i - • r iience of, life, &e,—and had analised and/' found them to consist of “ Burnt Sugar \ and flavouring matter,”.and the certificates I have proved to be all forgeries. i« is for this reason that I step out of the ethics of profession and advertise, to give ' those who require the s-rvioes of my branch an opportunity of xuiw'ing they can consult a legally qualified man’ and one, moreover, who has made this hia especial study. Dr. L L. Smith is tu* only legally qualified medical man advertising, and he has been in Melbourne twenty-four yeara in full practice on Nervous Diseases Loss of Power and Debility Syphilitic Affections Want of Condition Gout and Rheumatism. Dr. L. L. Smith can he consulted by letter—Fee. £l. Medicinea forwarded to hll the colonies. Dr. L. L. . tnith, 182 Collins-st. feast. (Late the Residence of the Governor.