Page 4 Advertisements Column 7

Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 374, 12 May 1876, Page 4

~, -.,?. ..QMJr&ial gjlajtuiacntms liqueue. WATEB.. ioiNITFACTtraEE. :%Su£rti'sim«Kis'..!. •, EMEND OF ALL. jjaroLLowa rs p ills. f-i'-.-cI , Impurities ofthe Blppdl ' f Until'these purifying Pills have had a fair trial^htncjone' be Jojujer■ .oppressed with the notwn'l that'his .malady is incurable. A. few ' doses, A will'■''remove' all actions, roii!se'~t7ie torpid' liver, relieve, the obstructed kidrifys, clearise. impure blood, and confer on 'every f miction' healthful vigor. } They worlc a thorough purification throughout the wltole :systeni,'j without-disordering the natural ac-. itioniqf any organ;.' "- - Indoestipri, JBilious Complaints, and Sick ,:• ■-;,:'".*.':,'";; 'Headache. .iylfo organin the human body'is so liable to disorder, asthe liver; Remember-when nausea, jlatulencyy.or.aciditg on the stomach warns us digestion is not proceeding properly, that, Holloway's' Pills give strength to every organ, speedily remove all causes of indigestion, inspissated bile, and sick headache, and effect a ■permanent cure. .'; ' ' Weakness and Debility. , In cases of debility t languor, and nervousness, generated by. excess of- any kind, whether .mental or.physical, the effects of these Pills are Jn. thehighest degreebrdcing, renovating, andreMor'ativej . ; They- drive- from the system the piorbid-.causes >of disease; -re-establish the di•jg.estion;;)sfrengthenthe nervous'system, raise ithe.patienfs spirits, and bring back Hie fram - to.its pristine health' and vigor. Qj&^jdneys—Their Derangement and Cure. oe used according to the ''Psfoi: directions, and the Ointment rubbed over tlie region of tJie kidneys for at least half an hour at bed-time, as salt is forced into to the kidneys and cor derangement tfierein. -.jCmghs and Colds. ) TMs purifying and regulating medicine, in conjunction with Solloway's Ointment, is the 'beit cUrefor hoarseness, sore throats, djptheria, 'P}?wisy,'''and astlima; and an,[infallible congestion, bronchitis;'and inflammation, indeed <is a family medicine, they are iiinvahidblefor subduing sack ailments of young and old of both sexes. '■'■ Pills'are[the lest remedy known 'iti-ffiefiorldfor tlie following,diseases.- ■ .j\ Gouf .': ' Second ary 'Asthmot,\ . ( ~;. Headache. ~.' symptoms ■Bo°u?,ljQ° r m-! .'lndigestion ~/ Tic Doloreux ' <L s. ! . Ziper''', Com-, .Ulcers i, ®°*^ ! ,'-.'? s" '"Ptypfo '■■ Tenerealaffec- „■" pl'diUis'. iUJ Muriibagq ' tions ''Debility W' l •£>&£;; ■'/ '- -\ ' Worms of all Dropsy •{.'-' '^iewmdiisirr' 'kinds Pemaleirregii- "Scrofula or, W.eakn ess it lanitiesr '" -King'sEvil 'from what•iFevezs i of, all ; Sore l Threats '' 'ever cause ;-y#inJs. x< n i .■; The PiJ.ls.und Ointment are sold at Progessor&oltiway'.s Establishment, s33 OxfordrS^ °lso,by nearly every respectable Vendor' of Medicine througiiout the Civilised World. ?. ll P ri, } ted directions. are\<£ffixed to each *Pb% and. 'Pox, and can be had m any language <eve>t;-ih-Turkish, Arabic, Armenian, Persian, iOr t Chinese. ■

I ;. L. A s there no hope ? the sick man said; ~. -The silent doctor shook his head." ,: i ." While there is life there'shope, he cried." .',,,-, . -ffigroto, dum animas est, spes est." jfo-B. L. L. S MIT. : (The only legally-qualified medical v " ," ',' man advertising) "':-'' -CONSULTS Oh'all affections of the Nervous, System (no 1! \,.;'.' ™ otter from what cause arising). •iO»< all broken-down constitutions. i■. Owi all diseases ■ arising from early\ indiscrej i.tions. <.'-...; - ; . ■■■•'•'- ■ -■*- ; -.■ ; ; .. ,: ■ -.. '■! '" ' 'On, Rheumatism. ■: '': ■ . :-..!-*»' tMse Colonies, those excesses, which vie have indulged, in '/-hot youth" tell upon us with fearful interest.-... ; ;; , ■ Our regrets are useless, our repinings futile F. e W% tile cliances we possess of remedying'the ills toe already have, or combating the effects likely to result, Side it as ;hemay;.pilt,on;asg6od an exterior.as he can still is the pictim conscious that he is a living lie,-aiidshat somier or later his vices will discover him- to the todrld: Our Faith, our obli-■gationsto-jociety at large, the welfare of our ■future offspring, and the duty tee owe to ourselves forbids procrastination, and points out to us, not to wait till the ravages break out in our constitutions. Before negotiating with a merchant, before engaging with a confidential clerk; before employing a barrister, a careful man makes enquiries as to their , standing, their length of occupancy or residence; and, in the case of a legal adviser, both as to his legal qualifications and as to his capabilities of transacting the individual business he consulss him upon Strange to say, however, in the selection of a '.medical ma»,J7ie sufferer frequently omits these necessary precautions and without regard to the fitness,- qualification, experience and ability: for the particular ailment requirinii treatment, he consults the nearest man, w/wse , experience aud practice, perliaps, lies in quite an opposite direction. . It is astonishing that so many are driven mad, are in health, and are bankrupt in spirits,, hope and money ! Save I not for years pointed qui to> them that I, Dr. £ £, ■; Smith, am the onlylegally qualified 'medical 'man advertising-in Colonies,2. Save I not also at'my ow>i expense, these very quacks, and exposedMe various nostrums they are selling,-±suchrasPhosphodyne, Essence of Life, fyc. — and had'them analysed- and found them tocgnsJst-.qfJi,Bur.nt.Sugar and flavoring matter," arid the certificates I have proved to be alj,forgeries: \'lt/isfor this reason tliat J step out ofihejthics of the profession and advertise, , to give those, who require tlie ser-viceJbf-my'brahcfcdii Opportunity of knowing they •< bap, consult a legally qiialifiidmaii, and f one. moreover, who. has .made, this his especial "study. '"' '"'"'.'. .'/;•-. ■ ' H>f. L. L. Smithis 'the only legally qualified medical man—advertising, and he has been in Melbourne.^years~in jvilpractice on Nervous "Diseases ■''■"■''' Loss ofPowers Debility .-:/:; Affections.. . - -■■:■!; \-ii';-yWant,of.Condition .-..., r ~- Gout and Rheumatism. 'vM r: J"' L ' StiJTKwn be consulted by lett<&—Fee, ,£l. Medicines forwarded; to all the'cqloiiies. ' f JDrl' L, L.SMITS, 182 CoUins st. East, -> Residence of the GovernorJ, -'" -*''- I '.'-' - '* MEtBOB'iiX'E.