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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 242, 24 October 1873, Page 2

he a p ■■ ±£o e. s e si: 0 mm&. REDUCTION TO MEET THE TIMES. ■Horseshoeing and General Blacksmith Work executed in', a -workmanlike manner,.* and a Cheapest Rates, in Smithy adjoining Victoria Hal , Earn-sfcrcct, Naseby. HOESESHOEISfG ....;". ~;.;.95. AM) Set. .'"' ■■A!LEX"'"i i EIES6N...' ; f AMiiiS-STEADMAN wants bis old (£JP ; supporters to know that his Prices defy competition.'Horseshoeing ... 9s and lis. The style of work turned out -is well- known '"throughout the District. . K ....JS T'A¥' AND y^iO. B LA OK a' : -.M IT ;H;;;-:S"'j : _.... ■' ' LSVEIT-STSEETj'''2<ASEBir."V. '.' javms ana steeling „ ... .. 4s, per doz. .LWAYS ON HA3"D. & .fes'is & Firewood Depot. . wte;? f omou??r/,-a?ul Fifty-Acre Paddock vjell'wai or ed and fenced. ~-: BE .i ; S S" E -.'.£' lIAIRDIIESSEE AND PEEEUMEE By appointment, to 11.E..H. tlie Jjuke OF and his .■Excellency the . Q-6vEi;:;oß, and YQ~LVSTkkj.iS.) •'. txrm. Cold, and Shower Baths alwavs ready.

.. Kervoiisness, Debility, Zoss of JPoioer, \ Sg'ermitiorrli-osa, Indiscretions of Jiarli] Youilv, Syphilitic Diseases, In all cases arising from errors and the yieid- , lug tothe passions, no time should be,lost : . to at once.arrest the progress of disease. T\H. L. L. SMITH has devoted _M- himself Tor twenty years in the colony to tlie practice of this branch of his profession; while previously, in England,'ho'was the' pupiil of and practiced with the celebrated Dr.. ii. T. Ou'iverwel!, the OidjMnedical practitioner; who ever exclusively adopted this as the sole branch, of his profession." .. 'Br % L 'SjIITU -hereby informs '"the public advertising are unqualified/ and that, there- ; to be qualified, are obtaining money under false pretences. :■ also warns'the public against the quackeries advertieed. If the taker of any of these advertised nostrums escape with his life, or his system be not.thoroughly and irreparably undermined bysthem he may look upon himself as the most fortunate mortal. ; Dv L L Shith has been applied to by so rnfvny unfortnate broken-down youug-old men, utterly crushed in spirit, ruined in body and flk-hed in-pocket, that he deems it-'a 1 duty to publish this to the world. Those men and women who have' been 'the victims of uxiprfacipled charlatans frequently seek that recovery which is often beyond Dr J3AiiTH ! seov>tvol. When "v\tili the public understand that it is their interest--to duly qualified medical man, who has made this his his sole study, rather.than apply to a number of ignorant imposter?, who; merely harp and prey upon their pockets and he-ilth.

from diseases previously contracted, x)r i L t : :Mixn invites sufferers to consult him, as be lias no InreiiutioiL in stating that no medical 'man, eitliei'here ox in England' has hud the opportunities of practice and extraordinary experience which, ho has had. Therefore, those who really desire to bo treated by one "vvltb'is at thehead of 'Ma' profession m this ■branch, of medical practice should-lose .no timo in seeking his advice. Jfor should anyone many without first consulting Mia. - : ;•; The new Consulting Booms are afc . '■ v , :i y. 182- COLLINS STKEET EASX> ; MEE* •'"•-" '• BOUSKE, "" "- ' : Opposite the Melbourne Club, .«...■" (Late residence ..of the -Governor)- .;. entrance is in Stephen street Eou'lli. . FEE (by Xetter);.:...£! Medicines forwarded- toall "colonies, bo packed as to avoid observation.;- 5 >j_ Books published: by tlie Dr pan be had_£on application to him.