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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 323, 7 May 1875, Page 4

Sirrittal 3saratfaciar£rs : 'V. 1 J E. HALL, 'OO BID, " ial; 'l i q;lj ejj e. - „ - AS3K .cL _<■ &" „ CRATED *',. V V *-■ ' ,;J. 'f ' *iM~'"T O'* " - '. l . .r ,r" - ° '3 1*4.11-- .<• . • ,/?> .- . '1 f, »/. ! ' T I * - NASEBY/; j* .:; ' *. - i. i frff'.>' . ' '• r .€uki] FQ&ALL. l r \r ~ H'S 1 orii iifs!it.v ">T ✓ jC'J3-< I JJOLL ~N T. ■/"T US£ yiU ~SS ' ' t '£! » ' , J - •* a''j BroncMtis r \&fflthergaj:Colfof-Gough x &(ind all Qer&ngenientf of?t7ie : WMfla£ y alicL Chest. „ullL - * * r 1 of the'iheart ar, earyesilyj.feeoimnended, ;,to-.,.<rub> Jldttoicay's searching Ointnwnt--well over, rthe-tlvroatj breast, an debacle, as tJie case ihay.re jtiire,twice a day. Ointment is tJiejnosi efficacious remedy for .all infernal and external ailments oftheihroat. : - u i" ' • ' ' Bad LcjjSj Sad Breasts,. Ulcers, 'Abscesses ■ r.. ■: ' ffloxindsy.andz Sores of all kinds ' M a V &eihoroug7ily healed by the application of der ihe aptioniofthispowerful Oiikmeht« c aided by depraved humors; vnlliequicTc- > Ml. removedjirom the body ;.even scrofulous til-' ccrs, and foul ■ soresj Jtoweverr old dr 'inveterate, an thus be cured. ~ ■ - ' • „ ■ •■. .. ...t ;; -< In. Govt, HAeumatism, and Neuralgia -pains: This: 'Ointment.never fails to giverklief. Its very first application lessens the • inflammation, and diminishes.Jboth heat andpain.> - ; IZ~n- severe - , an d chronic, cases : the 1 2? ills should -ahcays be rfalcen, as theirpurifying,alterative-, andirestorative. qualities .place the wJtolejnass of solids -andfluids,inawholesome]conditio7i.' •-•«•• .The Mother's Friend—-Infantile Diseases i Scald heads, itch, crmip,blotches on the skin scrofulousisor.es,. and such HTceaffeciionsyield to the mighty power of this fine Ointment a ',s'/zort-Mme, provided : it be.well-rubbed round the ~ .affected parts fooo or three times a-day. ■i- ■ • J - "ft 1 Pile'?, Fistulas, and JTntemaTLi/laminations. 1 Per sorts afflicted with these distressing com.plaints willfind*n fhis-wonderful Ointment instant means of ease and ability to 'effeci"their oion sure withouti explaining their in/trinity to \aiiyoneX y-Thelhlls, 'in smaU dbsesi greatly as sist thej Oifitment; as Sthey: purify regulatethestomach, and coolthesystem. ' \ .] j . L—i b •Both the yXiintfnent and % 2fUls. shouldite r itieU in , ' jthefollowing Complaints-~i I'i i _ t % • r t .7i ..... .r. • ■•. 'Bad-legs Bad " \Bums - ij {Chilblains-. ori-J Fistulas Sore Nipples } Sore'Throa£s 'G-la-aiduldr' loSwhllings' j r • Contracted _ Biles - .< Ulcers '-<> ; c.Sfijf Joints - Rtieuwatism", > Wounds' rh-rrir". ■ . / '* w>ri • ?i!■:<: . 1 r The Ointment and, Bills aresold at Professor ?ffvJ:tou>ay!s JSstabUsh}nenfyp33 Oxforiksireet, .Lonffani;. every-.respectablesVen-7&»|- "fflTjiMedicine, throughout the<:\Civzlised World. , , . ~ Fulhprinted>directions are■ affixed to each. Sot and Box, and - can be had in ■ any language. in iTur&ish.f Arabic, A.rmenian, Persian, or { Chinese. i , ' • > ' ' "iLQOR-- THEN* INTO THT'BOE'IRT & K- - - j-f - WHITS." ■' '• r », , r , ! ' ' r-fljf t'i •> I* 'iv >li : Lsioin lines, A it,:adapis' itself' admirably* to a'large iiwinber"- of ; cases continually coming, "tinder my treatment-fir-j ■. >< L '* v * k . > n.: r i i;T T .s ■: it ' .» " ' I» ? jr . f 'LooJc into, theiri hearts at,the have great secret therein my heart, -hidden deep -dono'n,. 'and 'lfear every, day-, something ' will sttortly\shoi<} t itself by'someplain symptom ~and ina~k,e that secret '7cnown'to ihy fellbvobien, and cause'me to be'poiiitedht as an object of pityior scorn. - ' " ' "f IjooTc into, thy-Jieart" : and: say isritiwdt .better: for me to 'seek aid-and yet relief by •wi'itiny to one,man in-w7iom,J~>have confidencef with whom.my secret is safe, and.whose aidand counsel* vjill cause my life hereafter to be'-hap-py, making mesay t zoit7i;.the proverb—" 2£ejoiee,, 0, Young Man, in thy Youth " ■' s " r . ".liOoTc.then-.into 7wndreds 7iave written to me w7ien itlidsheen too. late,.arid_,w7i6,: inplace of having Children like' olive-branches round : about 't7ieir table ". have theirliomes* desolate',', andfeelHtfy reproach upon'their-manhood to live. : "lioolcjthen into thy heart~and write" and remember • that "As ' thy days, so sJiall thy strength beand, that by writing down your case, no eyes but my ownseeit; that relief mentally, and.physically can Ve given to you, and that, in place of sinking 'into- a dishonored and premature death j -you <_ can feel- that, •Hn the words of .WordswortTie—'-f An> old age serene and, bright j ,and lovely, as a Lapland night, shall .lead thee to thy grave". LOUIS L. SMITS > Nervousness, Debility, Loss ■ of Power/indiscretions of Early Youth) scl x In all cases arising from errors and the jield : to tlie passions, no time stould >be lost . to,at once arrest tbe ; progress of disease. '•DS. L. L.- SMITH- < (The only legally Qualified medical man " - advertising in these Colonies) ' •- : 182 COLLINS' STREET EAST.' MEL' BOURNE, Opposite the Melbourne i i,! ~(Lafe,ihe residence of ' the, Governor). - &™>ate. entrance, is. 'in. Stephen-street, South. a Consiiltation Fee Cb'y letter) ! '-'3?IMV V Medicines forwardtidnto jail the .Colonies,-so packed as to avoid observation; - f Books written by Dr. L. L. Smith, Post free ; postage stamps : Means of Prolonginglnfe\ . ... ' ls.9d. Medical Household Sketches, Np. l 3 s ] Qdl l Z > o do do' No.'2 '* 'ls/9^Weakness and Sterility r ... ' ... Medical* Almanac,'l&io- ... ..r : '' " 6d.'