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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 450, 1 December 1877, Page 4

- ' •' * ' i * ■ . • BJ) I Ail/V LI Q% EJO" ±u \_y A2TD '_ ; ( /s « f; o9 SiiiuErttscn'ce.tti. pURJE For ALL. OLLOWAY'S OINTMtNT Brpnchitli, DiptJieria,■Coldxf. Cough, and all -. ..Der.aageme.lU.of the Throat and: Chest. All sufferers-front coughs, colds, bronchitis asthma, and irregular action of the heart earnestly recommended to rub Mallowaif .s ■search!ngOintment well over the throat, breast, ' a„d back, as the:casemail re aire, twice a dag'' Jhn O -ntmeti is :iiemosi ejicaciohs remedy /or all internal a.id external aUmenis 9 j i/^Uroal. Bad Legs, Bad Hreasis, ZTlcersf Abscesses < H- oundsyand-lores' of uitkiMs : ' Mag be thorough, !/ healed bg the'appicalion or thrs Ointment^ the parts they have be e> , dutyf om . n ted with Under the action <f this powerful oihtinent, by the tills;-all dejfti&dliuihors will be quia - lg rewredfroma^bodg ; even.Scrofulous ul- ■ sores, hoioecer old or can tnus be cured. ..-•-. • 4-- - . hi. Gout, Rheumatism, and Neuralgic Pains This neverfails Mgiie relief\ Its verg first application lessenjfhe hi/ideation and diminishes both heat and pain, in severe ■and-chronic cases he taken; as theirpurifging; alterative, and restore plac e t he whole mass qt'solid andfiiudsm a wholesome condition. \ The Mother's Friend—lnfanUUDiseases. Scald heads, itch, croup, blolckes:on tie skin >crofulo U ., sores, a.id suc'i.like affections gield to the mighty poiber of this fine uint.neat in a short time, provided it be well rubbed-round the affected parts twuor three times a dag: Files, Fistulas, and Internal Lift animation. lerso-ns afflicted with these distressing complaints muipid n this .wonderful Ointment insta,,t means.of ease.and ability to: effect their : oion cure w.ithqat explai.ning.their infirmity to angone. Thefills';: in small greatig as ,s<slthe PMt,ne-it, astheg' purfg tte: blood , regulate Vie stomach, and coot the sgsteni Both the Ointment and Bills should be used in :• thefvtldioing Complaints:-:- ■■•:=.; Bad' Legs ' - , Fistulas ' Sore'Mpples Had-Breasts: 'Goitf ■"•" 'Sore Throats Burns- • Q( a nd.-ular . i>kin Disease Chuolains f. dwellings: "" 'Hcurr^ happed'hands] Lumbago>."■' . VumJrs Contracted s\Pdes\ \\ Ulcers" Miff Joints j Rheumatism H'ounds The Ointment and Pills are S : old at Professor ■ llollowags hstablishment, 533 Oxford-street, Liondon ; also bg nearlg everg respectable WorldFullpriji ted "directions are affixed .to each ■Pot and Box, andean behad'in dag language, even in, Turkish Arabic, 7 Armenian, Persia or Chinese. ' - 1 ' " Is there no hope (■ 'the sick mdn'sdid; '■_■•• -'/ he silent doctor -shook his head." " While there is lifethereshope,lie cried.''' grolo, dum animas est,spes est." t. D~ . L . 8• M-I T 1 (The onlg legallg qualified medical mar. adverlisingj C O NS UB T S-^ i: ' On a>l affections of the Serodus'Sgstem (no ;;. alter from what cause arisihgj. On all brokeii-doivn constitutions. On all diseases arising from earlg indiscre- .. tions. , . ./■■. . On Go-t. : On f - , Li these Colonies, those excesses, loJiich toe have indulged in "hotgoulh" tell upon us toilr fearful interest. •-'■'-- Our regrets are useless, our replr.in.gs futile. The sole idta should be the chances mj "ofreMedying hie ills we alreadg have, or combating the effects likelg to resu.lt. Hide it as he flag, j)-it un as goo lan exterior as ha can, still is trie cictiin conscious that he is a lining he, and shat sooner or later tiis v'cas mill discover him to the world. Oxr Faith, our obligationstb '-ocittg at.large, the welfare of our future offspring, .-tnd the clutg we owe to ourselves'ft}, bids'procrastination, and points out Before negotiating with a merchant, before engaging ivith a confidential clerk; before eME - careful man indices enlegal adviser, both as to his legal Qualification* and as to his capabilities of tra.isactUg the individual business he consults hi,ii upon. Utrdnge to sag, however, in th- selection of a medical ma», the sufferer frequenllij o.niks tnese necessargprecautions and wdhodt regard to the fitness, qualification, experience and übtlifg for the par'ictdar ai.menl requiring treatment, he consults the nearest man,' whose experience and practice, perhaps, lies in quite a-i' opposite direction. It is astonishing that so many are driven mad, are ruined in health, and are bankrupt in spirits, hope and money ! Rave I not for gears pointed out lo 'tiusin t--at I, Dr. L. L. Smith, am the. onlg legalig qualified.:medical man advertising in, the Colonies ! Have I not also p, osecutcd, at vig ov.-a expense, these very quacks, and exposed the vanCus nostrums t/teg are selling, — such as Phos'pnodgne, J2xx..uce of Ijije, Jj'c\— and had them analg.sed a it" found litem to consist of •• Burnt Sugar and ila<:oring matter," a„.4 the cert Jlcat.es 1 have proved to be alt forgeries. ' It isjori'us reason thai J step out. of the ethics of the profession and ■advertise, to give those-who require the services or my branch an'opportunity of knowing theg can consult a legallg qualified-man, and one. moreover, zvho lues made this his es'oecia studg. Dr. L. L. Smith is the only legally qualified medical man advertising, and he has been in Melbourne 24, years in J tdl practice ok Nervous Diseases Loss of Potver 4* Debility &/phiiilic Affections Want of Condition andM'ieuiiuilis7r.. Dr. L. L. SMITH can be consul-ted bg letter—Fee, £L Medietas ionoarded to aU tite colonies. Di: JL. L. SMITH, 182 OoUins st. Sas (Date the ]i*sid~nce of the Goceraorj, MiiLaoUilNß.