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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 281, 25 July 1874, Page 4

All sufferers from coughs, colds, bronchitis, 'asthma,' and irregular action of the heart are earnestly recommended to rub ■ Sollowajfs searching Ointment well over i7iet7troat, breast, This Ointment is the most efficacious remedy for 'all internal and external ailments of the throat. ■Bad- Legs, Bad Breasts, Ulcers, Abscesses, Wounds, and Sores of all kinds ~ mffimmmmmmmmm 'have been duly fomented with warm water. TJn ' der the action of this powerful Ointment, aided by the Pills, all depraved humors will ie quickM .ly removed from the body even'scrofulous ul- • -?£ r K and foul sores, however old or inveterate, 'can fhus'be (hired. '' " ' > * ' 'ln Gout; Rheumatism, and Neuralgic Paths' very first application lessens the infiammatio»,and'diminishes both heat and pain. • In severU .ahdfchronic fiases, the Pills should always be taken, as their purifying, alterative, and restor-ative-qualities place the whole mass of solidsand fluids in a wholesome condition. •The Mother.'siPriend — lnfantile Diseases. - '• heads, itch 1 , croup, blotches onthesMn, scrofulous [s'ores'l and suchlike affections yield 'to the'migh'ty* power ofthis fine Ointment in a short-time, provided it be well rubbed round' the , affectedparts two qr/three times a day. ■Persons,afflicted'with fhese distressing com'sisfthe- Ointment,: as'-they purify the bloody regulate the stomach, : and cool the system. . Bothithe and Pills should be itsed in ; ix",'' W'-^hefollowingCoinplaints.-^^ -Bad-legs'K'l ■ -. -b Sore Hippies ■ \Bad~-Breqsts-, • _Gqut/r. l . - - ,Sor\jThrbats Jt >. Gla-n,dular Skin Diseases Chilblains ' Swellings. Sciirvu _ Uqntracted i <s-\ Piles . Ulcers StiffiJoints I Pheumaiism'' \ Wounds .The Ointmeut and Pills are sold at Professor Nervousness, ' Spermatorrhceapfiidiscretions of Early Youth, '- -j r -,, •; - Sypjiilitic Diseases, ... i-jjing to the'paßsions,-ii6 time.siiorild be lost I r : :-tp [ at,once : arrest the progress ofrdisease. : T;. ! ;' : SM±rH hk "devoted" ■wMleipreviously/dii England, he was" the pu•piLbf .'and practiced-with the celebrated Dr. '$- T. Culverwell, the only medical practitioner r exclußively adopted this as the sole branch_of his profession. _ Dr Ii L Smith hereby' informs the publio 'that he isthe l only legally-qualified medical man. 'in'ihis speciality of his profession ;' that others■advertising are unqualified, "and that, there- - fdre,,in-,pretending to be qualified, are obtam_ing money, under.false pretences. - r;,!Dr LI, Smith "also.-warns the public against. ' . the. quackeries advertised. If the taker of any '<??. sese advertised nostrums escape" -with his-parably-pridermmed by them he may look up-iori-Wmself-asitheanost fortunate mortal. ■ many nnforfcnate broken-down youug-old men, utterly crjishedan spirit, ruined in body and. . filched in TMlfilTfifc ifhnf- lie rloorno 4«- n J„t_ ' publish this to r the world. -_ -'>-■ : ,< and women who have been the 'derstandthat it is their interest to consult a-(-duly qualified medical-man, who has tz&s thia his his sole L study, rather, than ap' harp and prey upon their pockets and health. ■l\P T Smith: has always stated that to warn the public of these -quicksands his.chief reason for advertising. ; ". ,In.all'' cases of nervous debility, lowness or -spirit,'lbssofpower,' pimples' on the forehead, for'business, impotency,. j, drainage-fpom the system, and .the various effects, pf errors"'of" youth and bloodpoisoning; from diseases previously contracted; Dr L L : Smith invites-sufferers to consult him, as he has no hesitationiiri stating that no medical ■man, either here or in England has had the- : s o i ) P, o ?' ;un j¥ es fff> practice and extraordinary jfiSfi^P o6 - he has had: . Therefore, those.who really" desire'to' be treated by one : who is" at the'head of'his'profession in this -branch- of "medical practice should lose no . .timejn seeking his advice.- ISTor "should any- , maiTy,witJiout.first i conßulting him. The new Consulting Booms are. at 182 - COLLINS - S CREET' -EAST, MEL -, . - . . BOTJJEIWE,.- "' Opposite the Melbourne Club, (Late/residence of ' the Governor). - Private. . " packed as to avoid observation. • ..! Books published by the Dr can be had on application to hiin. - * "1"