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isthemost[efficacious remedyfor 'der the action of this I, after they water. ZTnOintment, aided ly removed from the body} even scrofulous ulcers andfoultsores, Jiowever old of an fhus be cured." In Gout, Rheumatism, and Neuralgic PaTtiS — >■ This Ointment never fails to'give relief. ■ It very first application lessens the inflammation and diminishes both heat-and pain. In severeand' chronic r cases the-Pills should always be taken, as tJieirpurifying, alterative, and restorative 'qualities place the whole mass of soUds and fluids in a wholesome condition. 1 The Mother's Friend — lnfantile Diseases." Scald heads, itch, croup, blotches on the sJcin, scrofulous sores', and such like affections yield to the mighty power of this fine Ointment in a ' short time,provided .it be toell nibbed round, the • affected parts two or three times a day. Piles, Fistulas, and Internal Inflammations. Persons afflicted with these distressing complaintswUlfi?id n this wonderful Ointment instant: means"-ofease and to effect their own cure without explaining their infirmity toanyone. ! The Mis, insmalldoses, greatly assist the Ointment, as they purify the blood, ' 'Both the Ointment ! and Pills should be used , ■■"''. "- ' thefollo*™«<' 1 '~'»™~i~«*- '" ' - Bad Breasts ' „ Gout , BtCrns'' '" • Giant Chilblains -' Swelh Sore Throats Sttff Joints -\ Rheumatism '• \ Wounds noUowaifs Establishment, 533 Oxford-street, London; also by nearly every respectable Vendor of -.Medicine throughout the Civilised Worldy c .. . • I - - .•_ . -. \ Nervousness, Debility, Loss of Poioer. ' • SpermatorrJtasa,. Indiscretions of'j£ar~ly Youth 1 - " " Syphilitic Diseases, '. ' ' ' In all cases.arising from-erieore and the yield- ' the-passions, no time should .be lost ".' to at once arrest the progress of disease.. T\R.-L. 1.- SMITH Has ".devoted .puof and practiced-with" the celebrated Dr. 1 It'. ; T.'Culverwell, the only medicalprabtitioner who ever exclusively adopted this as the sole = branch of his profession. - " * -"* - - ;Dr.LL Smith hereby, informs the public, that he is the,only legally-qualified medical man'in this speciality of7iis profession; that others advertising "land that, therefore, in pretending to be qualified, are obtaining money- under false pretences. the quackeries'advertised. If the taker of any of these advertised nostrums escape' with his life, or his' system be not thoroughly and-irre-parably undermined' by" them he may look upon himself as .the most fortunate mortal. • '" Dr L L Smith-has been applied to bv so ■«,.,„'„ ™<? *. :4.~ l i—• j r -,-, J utterly crushed in spirit,'ruined, in body and filched in pocket.-that he deems it a duty' topublish this to the" world. : '"• ** ■ ' Those men and women Tvhb ? have been the Smith's control." When' will public i deratandthat.it.is their interest to consult a. duly qualified, medical; man,-who has mad& this his his,sole study,-.rather than apply toa number of, ignorant imposters,, who merely harp and prey-, upon,, their, pockets and health. 'DrL L Smith-.has always "stated that- to .warn the public of" these quicksands' ' -hischjefrcason for advertising. •;■:„. \ In all - cases of nervous debilifvi-lo'wness 'of* spirit, loss of power,'pimples on the forehead, drainage from the system, and the various effects .of errors of youth and-'bloo'dpoisonin<r ~from diseases previously contracted;' Dr 1. £, Smith invites sufferers-to.-consult:him,,as-he-has noiesitation.in stating that no medical man, either here or in England has hhd the opportunities of practice and'-extraordinary .experience which he has had. Therefore those who really desire to be treated by o. ' who is at the head of his" profession in -1" branch of - medical'practice should lose time in seeking his advice. jSW should V ftTlO TYloiw The new Consulting Booins are'-at -182 COLLINS jSTBEET .EAST MEL . . BOURNE.'- * :